This patient has third-degree skin burns, and the wound has not healed for more than two weeks, leaving scars. As a rule, skin grafting should be considered as soon as possible, but the skin damage area is not large. I think we can also consider secondary healing. After the scar is stable, it is necessary to consider whether further treatment is needed according to the appearance and whether it affects the function. If you take the initiative to graft your own skin, the scar will definitely be small in the future, but the skin graft will be dark in color and there will be scars in the skin graft area. You can go to the Burn Department of Ruijin Hospital as soon as possible, and you can go to the clinic for consultation. However, no matter how to treat it, the affected hand should be allowed to move properly so as not to affect its function. I wish you a speedy recovery. The Ninth People's Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai Jiaotong University School of Medicine-Orthopedic Surgery-Han Dong, Deputy Chief Physician, View the original >; & gt

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