Burns
“Post-burn care aimed at minimizing scars”
INTRODUCTION
Burns are treated differently depending on their depth (1st, 2nd, 3rd degree). Even after first aid, scars and pigmentation may remain, making care and treatments at each recovery stage important. Early intervention before the scar hardens greatly influences the outcome.
APPROACH
How it works
1) For urgent burns, go to the emergency room, then proceed with scar and pigmentation care after recovery, 2) For pigmentation, use toning, 3) For depressed scars, use fractional CO2, 4) For raised hypertrophic scars, use steroid injections, etc., in a stepwise approach.
RECOMMENDED FOR
Recommended
for you
- 01
Those with scars or pigmentation remaining after burns
- 02
Those who have recovered but are concerned about appearance
- 03
Those struggling with hypertrophic or keloid scars
- 04
Those who want to reduce scars with early intervention
- 05
Those who can receive stepwise care
PROCESS
From consultation to recovery
in one flow
01
Precise Consult
We diagnose skin texture, tone, and volume, then design treatment intensity around your rhythm of life.
02
Tailored Treatment
After topical anesthesia, cartridges, energy, and shot count are adjusted to your skin thickness and response.
03
Recovery Care
Immediate post-treatment soothing and a home-care guide — with a follow-up schedule as needed.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What to do for urgent burns?+
Run cool water for more than 15 minutes, then go to the emergency room or a skin clinic. Self-treatment (such as with soybean paste or toothpaste) is strictly prohibited.
Q. Will there be scars?+
It varies depending on the depth, area, and recovery process. Early intervention can minimize scars.
Q. When can I start treatment?+
After the wound has completely healed. Usually, scar care starts 6 weeks to 3 months later.
Q. What about hypertrophic scars?+
They are treated stepwise with steroid injections, silicone sheets, and compression therapy.