Skin turns brown after being burned by oil

In our lives, many industries are indispensable, and industries like chefs are even more so. It is quite precious because many people like to eat delicious food, and the food comes first and the chef comes behind. In order to meet the customers' taste needs, many chefs need to put in a lot of effort and hard work. In the process of cooking, they may be scalded by oil. So what should you do if your skin turns brown after being scalded by oil?

The pigmentation left by burns can be changed slowly after a period of self-repair by the skin. It is a chronic process. During the recovery period, pay attention to sun protection, eat more vegetables, take some vitamin C, and try topical application of vitamin E capsules.

If the epidermis is still there, the original color can be restored. After a burn, the treatment method should be chosen appropriately depending on the severity of the burn.

1. First-degree burns are the mildest type of burns, which only damage the surface of the skin and cause mild local redness and swelling, no blisters, and obvious pain. You should immediately go to the tap and rinse the scalded area with tap water for more than 10 minutes. Because when a burn occurs, the heat has not yet penetrated into the body and the deep tissues have not yet been burned. The sooner you rinse, the shallower the damage to the tissues will be, and the faster it will be to heal in the future, and it will be less likely to leave scars. You can apply some ointment, such as Moist Burn Ointment, Jingwanhong Ointment, etc., and it will heal itself in 3 to 5 days.

2. Second-degree burns and moderate burns not only damage the epidermis, but also the middle layer of the skin, causing blisters and obvious pain.

This is what happens after a burn. It's not a big deal. Just continue to apply these medicines on it and it will protect the wound and it will get better. So don't worry about any problems. This is a normal condition. For burns like this, just apply MEBO for more than half a month.

The local brown marks are caused by epidermal necrosis and will disappear naturally after repair. It is recommended to take good local protection, avoid friction and extrusion, and temporarily stop using makeup and skin care products.

No scars will be left after healing. As long as the burned area is not red or swollen, there is no problem. Just change the dressing every 46 hours as instructed. Note that you should scrape off the previous medicine every time you change the medicine, and the brown layer of skin will fall off.