What should I do if redness is left after the skin is dehydrated?

Patient's question:

After blowing air conditioning at night, the skin under my eyes turned red the next morning. At first, I thought it was an allergy, but the medication didn't work well, and it felt a bit dry and painful. After about a week, I went to a pharmacy, where they recommended using urea cream. After that, it healed completely, but there are still a bit of red-purple marks left, and the skin feels smooth.
Past Treatment and Effects:
In January, this issue reappeared. It might have been caused by me taking a bath and exfoliating the day before. Later, I applied milk compresses and took allergy medication, and it healed within a few days.
What kind of help do you need:
Will this go away? How should I take care of it? Will it be prone to recurrence in the future?

Doctor's answer:

This red mark may still have the possibility of fading naturally. Your skin is indeed quite sensitive and also quite fragile, so it is prone to experiencing this dehydrated redness again. Since you have already been treated, if you use eye masks with moisturizing and whitening effects to regulate it, it is possible for it to naturally and completely recover after some time. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery of health!

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