Burnt my foot with a curling iron- healed but scarred! HELP?

How can I get rid of a scar on my foot from a healed burn of a curling iron?The burn is completely healed but it has left a scar. I've been using polyporin and vitamin e but nothing has worked. HELP!
Answer:
depending on the scar it may or may not fade away. If its a raised scar then you should stop wasting your time and money its going to be there unless you have a plastic surgeon work on it. If its just a discoloration now then it might actually fade some on its own and vanish with time. Generally the scar from a burn falls into one of the two mentioned categories it mostly depends on how bad the burn was to start with... You really can't get rid of a scar once its there. Some get limited results from mederma (i think that's how its spelled) but it works best on scars from cuts and scrapes. A burn scar is usually not effected by it.

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I really dont know if scars go away. It will eventually after months/years have passed will go away but in a long period. Sorry but good luck.

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o.k. how did u burn your FOOT with a curling iorn!?!?!?!?

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They make special patches called 'Scar Solutions' I believe that's what they are called. I think you can get them at your doctor's office.

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way to go, learn how to hold a curling iron

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The best solution is wait for it to disappear. I had two accidents when I was in my early teens. The first accident was when i was ironing my clothes on the floor because we didn't have a ironing board. I accidentally yanked the cord and the iron fell on my leg. The second accident was when I rode a motorcycle with my younger brother and a tenant of ours. After the motorcycle stopped and was parked, I got down the motorcycle and my leg touched the hot exhaust. Both of these accidents caused scars on my legs. It took a long long time for them to disappear. The good thing about your accident is that it's on your foot. It's not as visible as mine.

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This probably means you burnt the area of the foot that has very little flesh over the bones, if so I'm sorry but theres not a lot you can do . the scar will fade in time but never disappear

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