K.H. asks from Allen, TX on June 26, 2008
How to Prevent Scarring from a Hot Oil Burn
HI Moms. My son got a burn from a hibachi restaurant when hot oil splattered on the stove top. It hit him right between the eyes at the top of his nose. The scab came off today but it is very raw and red and the size of a pencil eraser. Any advice on how to prevent this from scarring and make it go away? Help. Thanks.
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D.H. answers from Dallas on June 26, 2008
my mom swears by vitamin E
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K.K. answers from Dallas on June 27, 2008
For less than 4 dollars I got some Vitamin E oil from Walmart and it has done wonders a burn my daughter got fathers day making daddy breakfast......
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E.J. answers from Dallas on June 26, 2008
Merderma for kids. I used it on my daughter after she had stitches on her forehead. You hardly see the scar. We still put it on her especially when she has a day that the look of it bothers her.
V.M. answers from Dallas on June 27, 2008
Kim,
I do know that Arbonne has a rejuvinating cream that a client of mine uses for her sons previously burned arm. She says its the only thing to keep it hydrated & has decreased scarring. It is fairly inexpensive & worth a try. I can have it shipped directly to you if you would like to try it. Arbonne has a 45 day money back guarantee!
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T.F. answers from Dallas on June 26, 2008
I am a Vitamin E oil fan for scars. You can hardly tell I had a hysterectomy in 2002. I just had a minor (office) surgery on Monday and I was asking my surgeon, when do I start the vitamin E oil.
Along with the neosporin type ointments and when the burn is pretty much healed, begin the E oil. It helps a lot.
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T.T. answers from Dallas on June 26, 2008
I would try tea tree oil (melaleuca oil). I've used it several times and it takes the burning/stinging pain away and will take the redness away. It's also great with scars. Renew would help too. It's also good for alot of other things!!
Good luck!!
T.
Y.H. answers from Dallas on June 29, 2008
I recommend vitiam E oil.That is what a plastic surgeon has me to use very soothing and painless and does the trick.
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