Male, 56 years old, was referred to the emergency department because of fire-related burn injury. The patient suffered from superficial to deep dermal burn injuries that covered 53% TBSA. On the 10th day of admission, the patient underwent the wound debridement and installation of NPWT. Burn wound was cleaned every five days, followed by re-installation of NPWT. On the 31st day of admission, the burn wound surfaces were decreased by 48% TBSA. The patient should be discharged that day, but due to social factors, the patient still being treated at the hospital with open wound care using Vaseline until the 51st day of admission before being discharged in a good condition (Fig. 2).