Bruising Under the Eye After GOURI (Liquid PCL): Work Out What That Shadow Is First
GOURI is the liquid form of PCL. Its Taiwanese licence was issued only on 13 May 2026, and the approved indication is short-term correction of lateral canthal lines — the infraorbital region and the tear trough are not in it. If you have a patch of darkness under the eye that will not lift, the first job is to work out which of four things it is: an ordinary bruise, retained pigment, light scattering off the material itself, or placement that is simply too shallow. Those four behave differently over time, and they lead to different decisions. This article starts from the wording of the approved Taiwanese labelling, adds a seven-case series published in 2026, and explains how to read the colour, why hyaluronidase is not a low-cost experiment here, and when to stop waiting.
