[Skin Concern] I have a weird bruise under one eye and I'm concerned. I need advice on what to do.

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http://imgur.com/a/iKJXzmKSome background: I have always had problems with my skin. Bumps under the surface, breakouts in the same spots, hyperpigmentation, hair growing all over my cheek, open pores, etc. However, these problems were seemingly going away the last year and a half. I didn't have any consistent skincare routine (I knew nothing about skincare) but I did apply astringent to my skin every morning and evening. (didn't know what it actually did) I was taking Pollen Burst every day, an energy drink mix from Youngevuty that has "vitamin D and dismutase" in it. All I know is that it woke me up and made me feel great. It probably helped keep my skin clear too.A couple of months ago, shortly after I stopped taking Pollen Burst, I developed a small, dark, rectangular-shaped patch under my left eye. It was small yet noticeable and rested at the bottom of the circle under my eye. But as the weeks went on this patch started to grow alongside the curve under said eye. (Check pics for example) It wasn't a dark circle in the traditional sense, it was just a thin dark patch that looked like one. I stretch the skin under my eyes, getting rid of the curve, and most of the darkness under my eye goes away.I thought the patch would go away but it's been stuck on my face for the last couple of months. It's absolutely destroying my confidence when it comes to taking pictures. And it doesn't seem to be a dark circle. I need help because I'm starting to get concerned.My current skincare routine: 1) Wipe down my face with Garnier SkinActive Micellar Cleaning Water. 2) Scrub my face with Cerave Hydrating Facial Cleanser. 3) Occasionally use a toner, astringent, or exfoliator. 4) Moisturize my face with Cerave Moisturizing Cream. 5) Apply CVS Health Repairing Eye Cream under both of my eyes. 6) Apply Neutrogena Rapid Clear Stubborn Acne Spot Gel to acne. 7) Apply Differen Dark Spot Correcting Serum to hyperpigmentation on forehead. I used to use this for under my eyes but I stopped.To be forthcoming: I don't do my skincare regularly, only 2-3 times a week. I also know little about skincare outside the basics. I barely know anything specific about the products I'm using. I'm still a newbie at all of this.But if I could get some insight on the weird bruise under my eye, then that would be VERY appreciated. Thank you everyone.
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