What's the best way to repair skin following a semi-severe burn?

Question

I had a disagreement with the oven and it came out on top.

Answer 1

Ok listen to me. Run it under lukewarm water not HOT or COLD. That could cuse the burn to get worse and hurt alot more. Also wash it with soap and water. If its just red do this and put a bandaid on it and some neosporin. Thats a first degree burn. A second degree is when the skin is red with blisters forming on it. Run it under lukewarm water carefully and wash with soap and water. DONT POP THE BLISTERS. If you do it becomes an open wound and could get infected. (Dont want that). And lastely if its a third dgree burn skin is burnt, falling off, or the area is bleeding, blisterd, and all the fun stuff then wash it with lukewarm water and DONT use any ointments. It can make the burn worse. Wrap it in a bandage and go to the hospitol. I hope its not that bad but use my advice. Get Better.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

check out this stuff
SECOND SKIN
they sell it at sporting goods stores for hiking blisters
it comes in sheets of like six inches, perfect for smaller size burns