If the blisters are small, you don't need to puncture them. If the blisters are large, you should puncture them with a disposable syringe, squeeze out the water, keep the blisters, and then apply the drugs for burns, and change the dressing on time to treat the burns. It is best to use traditional Chinese medicine, and water-based medicine is recommended. Because water-based medicine can not only reduce the pain during dressing change, but also reduce the possibility of wound hyperplasia (wound hyperplasia will leave permanent raised scars). For children with burns or adults with facial burns, water-based medicine is a better choice for "Changhe Classical Antibacterial Spray", formerly known as Shaofukang, a professional burn medicine and pure Chinese medicine water-based spray, which has good antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects and promotes wound healing. It has special effects on skin diseases such as burns, bedsores, diabetic gangrene, radiation ulcer, long-term unhealed wounds, hemorrhoids and trauma. After being used in burn plastic surgery departments of several hospitals, it has won unanimous praise from experts. Many experts believe that the comprehensive effect of antibacterial spray is better than that of silver sulfadiazine cream, an internationally recognized special drug for burns and scalds. Caution: Do not touch the water before the wound is healed. If contact is necessary, the wound can be bandaged, wrapped with plastic wrap, and then contacted with water, and afterwards, the bandage can be removed and the dressing changed once; In addition, in terms of diet, avoid spicy food (such as pepper, onion ginger, wine, etc.) and high-calorie food (such as mutton and dog meat, etc.), and eat more high protein foods, such as crucian carp soup, fish and shrimp, eggs, etc., which is conducive to the growth of wound cells and accelerate healing.