How to treat burn scars.....

Various techniques may be used to treat burn scars, depending on the degree of burn, including corticoid ointment, pulsed light or plastic surgery.

However, it is not always possible to remove the entire burn scar. Especially 2 or 3 degrees can only be disguised as scars. Learn how to check the degree of burn. Therefore, it is advisable to consult your dermatologist to determine the best treatment for each case to assess the texture, thickness and color of the skin scar.

Major treatments

The most commonly used treatments for the treatment of scars of each degree of burn are:

Type of image	Cognitive therapy	How is the treatment done?
1 degree burn	Corticoid ointment or duck robe oil	They are an ointment that moisturizes the skin every day, moisturizing the skin, reducing inflammation and scarring the scar. See some examples: Ointment for burns.
Second grade burn	Laser Therapy with Pulsed Light (LIP)	It uses a kind of pulsed light that removes excess tissue from the scar, disguises the color difference, and reduces the relief. You must have at least five LIP sessions per month.
Grade 3 burn	Plastic Surgery	Removes the affected layer of skin and replaces it with a skin graft that can be removed from other parts of the body, such as the thighs or stomach.

In addition to these treatments, it is recommended that foods rich in collagen, such as gelatin or chicken, and vitamin C, such as orange, kiwi or strawberry, stimulate collagen production and improve the appearance and resilience of the skin. See more examples of collagen-rich foods.