How to get rid off carpet burn scar?
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Go to Walgreens and get some Maderma or Scar Away.
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Neosporen, then re rap it every nite before you go to bed to keep it moistureized! The neosporen will help it not scar as easy\n--speaking from expierence
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try using Castor oil, rub into scars and marks. they should start to fade in about 30-45 days. inexpensive too
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do a little of both.  try neosporin and a bandaid during the day and air it out at night.  you dont want it to stay too moist, but if you let it dry out it causes scaring
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rest elevate ice. i deal with this day in day out. massage is great what i get my clients to do is get a golf ball and roll it down the leg next to the shin. it breaks up the scar tissue there. i would suggest to stop running until u get it better. it wont go away on its own
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The trick I've used is to use a paper bag and a warm iron.  Place the paper bag over the wax and then "iron" the carpet.   The wax melts into the paper bag.  Be careful on how hot you get the iron, I accidentially melted the carpet because the iron was too hot!  If the wax is colored, it will be difficult to remove the color stain left behind.
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sterilize a needle with rubbing alcohol pop it if you can stand it pull back just a little of the skin and put some neosporin anti scar on it.. the anti scar works faster at repairing skin tissue and doesn't burn like liquid bandage
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1. Wash daily with warm water and soap (doesn't have to be disinfectant)\n2. Change dressings at least daily or more often if draining.\n3. Warm moist compresses are beneficial. (Place a moist wash cloth in a baggie, place in microwave for about a minute, then wrap with a 2nd damp/moist towel and place over the wound.\n4. Avoid squeezing.\n5. Keep clean and covered.\n6. Keep taking antibiotic until script all gone.\n7/ checkwith your doctor if surrounding area redness, the drainage has a nasty odor or drainage or discomfort increases.
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Depends on the severity of the burn. For a mild burn use just Aloe. If it a rather serious burn, I suggest ibuprofen and that you place wet tea bags on the burn for at least 30 minutes. Rinse gently with leuk warm water and then glaze with aloe. Wear cool loose clothing and do NOT bandage the burn!!!
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Try an after shave balm it is alcohol free and won't dry out an already inflamed area of skin.\n\nIncidentally to help reduce getting razor burn...\n1. Buy a good exfoliant and use that before you shave: it stops the razor clogging up with dead skin cells and helps the blades glide over your skin rather than rip through it.\nIt also helps the blade remain sharp for longer.\n\n2. Don't overuse the razor blades, I only expect to get about 5-6 shaves per blade (I use disposables better quality blades do last longer).\n\n3. ALWAYS rub a skin conditioner onto the skin after shaving to help repair damaged skin, even if you want to use after shave afterwards.
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Yip there is an easy way to make it look better without spending a lot of money on surgery.Go to your pharmacy and buy some BIO oil or sometimes they call it tissue oil.It is a very good vitamen A oil that you put on youre scar and in time it will heal the scar and skin.I had really bad burns on my back ones from hot oil spilling on me, and there is no burn marks anymore.Good luck
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Mederma. It is pretty expensive though, I use it for other scars and it helps you have to use it 3x a day for like two months depending on how long you have had the scar, in your case the marks. go to any search engine and put Mederma in and you will find all kinds of stuff. Good Luck
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my daughter had a bad burn on her arm- that blistered and peeled. After she healed up, we used mederma to help get rid of the scar. It worked. As far as helping the healing, the doctor should be giving him something for that. I don't remember the name, but it is a small dark blue jar, the cream was whitish/silver in color. It took the burn pain away and helped to heal it faster.
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Sounds like you're preparing for a kitchen disaster this Thanksgiving.  If grease or boiling water, you are probably near cold water - like tap or faucet water.  DRENCH the burn area in cold water - hold it under the faucet, or the open end of a hose. - DON'T spray it!  Just flood it - and do this for a few minutes - not seconds.\n\nGet it under there immediately to stop the burn from penetrating through the skin any more than it has.  Don't just cool the surface.\n\n1st or second degree - gently pat dry. Third degree - top surface of skin is gone - seek medical help.  If it's an area larger than your hand, or if it's on the face or genitals - call 911.  Seriously.\n\nOtherwise, go IMMEDIATELY to the ER or a clinic.
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If you have a drugstore near you and if it sells it, there is cream called Ichthammol that you can use, that will draw it out from the skin. Make sure you cover the area with a bandage. If this is not available and you cannot remove it, please go to the ER so it can be removed.
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John Stamos might have just become my hero for the answer he just gave...\n\nGet rid of rug burns? that is simple my dear....You need to get a good bagpiping off a scotish man...it will clear it up in no time!!\n\nHang on, whoooaa there missy, What the hell kind opf concert did you go to that had CARPET on the floors? sounds awfully middle class of you
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besides the obvious of daily cleaning with soap n water, you can cut open a gel tab of vitamin E and apply to open pores of scar area and it with reduce apperrance of damage n help in healing