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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.
SUPERFICIAL BURNS. When you sustain superficial burns, the skin has the capacity to heal. In superficial burns, only the top layer of the skin is damaged. Cells from the hair roots and sweat skin glands will move to the surface of the burn and will build a new surface layer of the skin. The burn will heal in about 7 to 14 days. PARTIAL DEEP BURNS. The superficial and part of second layer of skin are damaged in partial deep burns and the skin might struggle to heal on its own. Cells from hair roots will be the only ones to contribute to skin healing because most of the skin glands were damaged.