Burn Scar Correction

When a person’s skin touches any hot objects, it burns and during the healing process, burn scars occur which can be removed using various aesthetic procedures.

Depending upon the severity of the burn, scars can be small or large and you can distinguish how deep the skin got damaged. If the scar does not fade away and it remain permanent, then you have to ho for burn scar correction in which the scars can entirely removed using advanced aesthetic procedure.

Types of Burn Scars

There are three types of burn scars including first-degree burns, second-degree burns and third-degree burns. First -degree burn damages the outer layer of the skin, causing redness and pain while second-degree burns affect both the outer layer (epidermis) and the inner layer of the skin. However, third-degree burns are considered severe in which it damages the top two layers of skin along with the bones and tendons. It can also damage nerves.

Why TLC Skyn ?

At TLC Skyn , we have expert aestheticians and therapists who thoroughly examines you and conducts a detailed examination of your burn scars. We accompany you throughout the procedure with proper pre-care and post-care assistance. We also ensure safe and sterile environment to make you feel comfortable during the procedure.

Quick treatments are available to remove burn scars. Proper wound care would prevent the appearance of severe scars. Even though scars fade over the time, keloid scars often do not fade by themselves and may require treatment. Treatment method includes

Silicone Gel Treatment

Applying silicone gel lessens the appearance of existing scars. It reduces the size, stiffness, and redness that occur on the skin.

Preventing Sun Burn

Prevention is better than cure. The UV rays from the sun can cause the scars to turn a darker color. So, it’s always better to wear protective clothing and sunscreen of SPF 30 or above.

To treat a first-degree burn, you have to soak the burn in cool water for a minimum of 5 minutes. It is an absolute home remedy that is very effective. After that you can apply any ointment, if needed. People who have second-degree burns should consult a medical professional. He may suggest treatment methods including:

Antibiotic ointment:

To promote healing and to reduce the risk of infection.

Gauze bandages:

Covering the burns with disinfected bandages protects the skin and reduces the chances of an infection. However, people with third-degree burns require immediate medical attention. Treatment includes:

Compression Garments:

To tighten the affected area as the pressure will allow the skin to recover.

Skin Grafts:

In this process, the surgeon takes healthy skin from another area of the body to compensate the burned skin.

Surgery:

Severe burn causes the skin to stick together and it requires immediate surgery to release these and enable movement.

Physical Therapy:

It is done to inspire and revamp motion in areas of the body affected by severe burn scars.