Kristen wrote Dr. Oz on Instagram and showed him a picture of herself covered up in 85 degree heat because she was self-conscious of her varicose veins. On Dr. Oz, though, she wore a dress and showed off her varicose veins.
2nd-degree burns will heal on their own in 5 days to 3 weeks. 3rd-degree burns require surgery (skin grafting) for healing, and most burn surgeons will try to get that accomplished within a few weeks of the injury. It takes months or years to deal with the scarring. 2nd-degree burns will heal on their own in 5 days to 3 weeks.
This also helps the burn heal quicker. Some second-degree burns take longer than three weeks to heal, but most heal within two to three weeks without scarring, but often with pigment changes to the skin. The worse the blisters are, the longer the burn will take to heal. In some severe cases, skin grafting is required to fix the damage. Skin grafting takes healthy skin from another area of the body and moves it to the site of the burned skin. As with first-degree burns, avoid cotton balls and questionable home remedies.