What to do if the skin itches after a burn

After a skin burn, the skin will always feel itchy and uncomfortable due to scarring during the recovery stage. Since the scars cannot be touched casually during the recovery period, you have to endure the itching even if the skin is itchy. In fact, the itching caused by burned skin can be relieved by some small methods and tips. So what should we do if the itching of burned skin occurs? Let’s take a look together below.

What causes itchy skin after burn?

When burned skin becomes itchy, people often say that this is a sign that the wound is healing quickly. From a medical point of view, the itching of burned skin is related to the late changes in the scar formation process. About half a month after scarring, the scar begins to proliferate. The local skin will become red and hard and protrude from the skin surface. The newly formed nerve endings are not neatly arranged. The scar tissue in the proliferative stage is very sensitive to the surrounding environmental stimuli and can easily stimulate the nerve endings in the scar, resulting in an itchy reaction.

What to do if you have scars caused by burns

1. The scar types caused by itchy skin due to burns are usually hypertrophic scars or keloids. Once this type of scar is formed, it will accompany a person for a lifetime and will not disappear, so it can only be repaired through non-surgical methods to restore smooth and perfect skin.

2. Currently, the most effective method in the medical field for treating scar hyperplasia or keloids is the condensation blasting transdermal scar removal technology, which uses advanced scar removal equipment and Chinese medicine formulas to act on burn scar tissue internally and externally, change the internal structure of scar tissue, restore metabolism, promote the growth of new cells, and replace scar skin tissue. Condensation blasting transdermal scar removal technology is non-surgical, does not require freezing, does not require injections, does not require hospitalization, can be treated and left at any time, is safe and has no side effects. It is currently the best method for treating burn scars.