Here are some common signs that you may need to seek medical attention: Burn has caused skin to appear leathery or have charred patches of black, brown, or white Large, fluid-filled blisters have formed underneath the skin The burn begins to present signs of infection, such as oozing, increased pain, redness, or swelling You begin to see signs of deep scarring from an injury The burn appears to have affected all layers of the skin or even deeper tissues Burn occurs as a result of chemicals, grease, or electricity The burn is more than 10% TBSAof your body The burn appears to be second degree or greater You are considered an at-risk patient (diabetics, infants, toddlers, elderly, or chronic medical conditions) that may experience prolonged healing The burn injury is on the face, hands, feet, or groin When in doubt, it is best to call a doctor or 911 in the event of an emergency
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