First Degree Burn. What should I put on it?

Question

It's minor but it hurts a little and I don't want to have a scar.

Answer 1

Use Aloe Vera gel. Keep it in the fridge. That way, when you put it on it will feel super cool and refreshing.

To help prevent scaring, rub vitamin E on it. Can be found at most health food stores and pharmacies.

Answer 2

if you have some autogenic keratinocytes which you have been growing in lab and are viable and healthy i would suggest u apply some !! other than those i wouldnt put anything lol !!

first degree burns need to be left alone anything u put will make the process of healing slower .. scars dont happen from 1st degree burns so dont worry if there is any scar it will fall eventually and replaced by normal skin tissue

P.S. if you desoerate to put anything use COOL water not cold and not hot .. just cool water from time to time ..

Answer 3

Walgreens and pharmacies will sell burn cream. That should soothe the burn and it would heal a little faster. Don't know if it will help the scarring though.

Answer 4

Aloe Vera Gel helps with the pain and healing any scar that may appear

Answer 5

Do not use ic directly on burn/it could stick and cause further damage., Use a cold wash cloth.. Do not pick at any blisters...You can apply aloe gel and antibotic ointment. Keep it covered.....with a breathable band aid

Answer 6

Don't use ice. Cold water only. Ice in direct contact with the skin can cause damage.

Answer 7

It's best to not put anything on it. Use ice or cold water. When it gets better you can use Neosporyn.

Answer 8

do not use anything but water
run it under a sink

Answer 9

ICE

Answer 10

water and water..