Will second degree burns leave scars?

Second-degree burns are actually quite serious, especially deep second-degree burns or third-degree burns, which generally leave scars easily. Therefore, the most important thing is some scar removal and care methods. If scars have already been left, you can massage the scar area more to promote local blood circulation, fade scars, or use some laser removal methods.

1. Deep second-degree burns and third-degree burns will leave 100% scars. The child already has scars. It is difficult to improve this effectively, mainly because the original burns were too deep. For the current situation, it is mainly treated with topical drugs such as Kangruibao or Mepiform. However, due to the huge individual differences of such drugs, it is difficult to guarantee 100% effectiveness. You can also consider using radionuclide patches for scar removal treatment when the child is older.

2. Scars are the marks left after a wound has healed. Scar removal methods include scar massage, rubbing the scar with the base of your palm, three times a day, each time for 5-10 minutes. This method is most effective for wounds that have just shed scabs, but is less effective for old scars. Gently rubbing the scar with sliced ​​ginger can inhibit the further growth of granulation tissue. Hello, the problem of surgical scars can be solved by excision, of course there are also treatments such as laser scar removal! We don’t know much about your scar problem, and we don’t know if we can solve your problem completely! But under normal circumstances, the scar problem can be effectively faded, and it is possible to make your scars less obvious!

3. Micro-crystal grinding and laser treatment: suitable for superficial scars and depressed scars, such as scars left by acne, chickenpox, trauma and skin infection, to restore the skin's smooth and clean beauty. Continuous intradermal suturing and micro-endodermal suturing are suitable for scars on conspicuous parts such as the face. The scars after cosmetic suturing appear as faint lines, minimizing damage to the appearance.

4. Z-shaped plastic surgery: It is suitable for scars with contracture, deformity and functional impairment. It allows the wound to be sutured without tension, with accurate and damage-free edges, wound closure without dead space, and complete elimination of scars and restoration of original skin color. Skin flap transfer and skin transplantation are suitable for situations where the area is large or the skin is defective after scar removal and the wound cannot be sutured directly.