How to remove melanin deposits from scars after burns

If human skin is burned by high temperature, it needs to be handled very carefully. Many folk remedies such as applying toothpaste or soy sauce are wrong. Many people develop pigmentation problems because of using these methods. So if scars and melanin deposition occur after a burn, how should we remove them?

1. What should you do if you get burned accidentally?

Usually people say that the way to save yourself from burns is the five-word formula of "rinse, remove, cover and send".

To flush, you need to flush with cold water or soak in a cold water bathtub. To strip, you need to remove clothes, but be careful not to tear the epidermis. Soak in water for a while to cool down, cover with clean gauze or clothes after soaking, and seek medical attention as soon as possible. Since burns covering more than 50% of the body can be life-threatening, immediate medical attention is required.

Therefore, home-style scalds usually only require the five-word formula of "rinsing, removing, soaking, covering and sending"

Basically, they can provide the fastest treatment after burns.

One thing to note is

When we treat burns, we should not use too much cold water to avoid breaking the epidermis.

Don't soak in water for too long to avoid hypothermia.

2. How to remove melanin deposits from scars after burns

1. Use vitamin E to remove scars. Vitamin E can quickly penetrate into the skin, repair damaged cells, and increase skin elasticity. Prick the vitamin E capsule, apply the liquid on the scar, and gently massage for 5-10 minutes to allow it to be fully absorbed. Persistent use can effectively remove melanin deposits on scars.

2. Use potatoes to remove scars. Potatoes can remove aging cells and promote cell regeneration. Cut potatoes into slices and stick them on the scar area for 15 minutes every day. If you persist for a long time, it can effectively reduce the melanin deposition on the scars.

3. Can small blisters caused by burns be broken?

When I was burned before, many friends gave me enthusiastic answers.

And I also found a lot of little knowledge and methods to deal with it

So I found this solution

It is generally said that blisters should not be broken, otherwise they will become infected and leave scars. This statement is not complete. If the tissue fluid in the blisters is not discharged, in addition to increasing the pain of the wound, if the wound is not bandaged, various movements in our daily life may rub the wound and cause the blisters to break, which will lead to the risk of infection.