Burn, Surgery FAQ

Can Weight Loss Reduce Male Breast Size? Tips for a Healthier Chest

Please ask your question again? I would like to ask again, I am currently 176 cm tall and weigh 125 kg, but I have a chest that resembles a female B cup. Can losing weight help reduce my chest size? I know there are surgical options or liposuction, but as a poor student, I really...

Dr. Luo Qihua Reply:
Hello: I personally believe that there is no specific exercise that can target and reduce fat in a particular area you want to slim down. What you can do now is to focus on overall weight loss. If, after achieving a normal weight, your breasts are still large, then you may consid...

Should I Continue Using Artificial Skin for My Elbow Injury?

In the case of a car accident, the use of artificial skin..? I have a question... I sustained a bruise on my right elbow due to a car accident, and the skin is broken, exposing the flesh. I previously had a burn treated with artificial skin at a cosmetic surgery clinic, so I aske...

Dr. Huang Junxiong Reply:
Hello: The application of artificial skin may result in the production of yellowish, purulent exudate (somewhat viscous), which is a normal occurrence. The more severe the wound, the greater the amount of exudate produced. As the wound stabilizes, the exudate will decrease. Howev...

Dietary Guidelines for Healing Second-Degree Burns: Foods to Avoid and Embrace

Burns I would like to ask, if I have a second-degree burn, what foods should I avoid? What foods would help me heal faster? Thank you!

Dr. Lu Shangbin Reply:
Hello, the outcome of burns is usually related to four factors: 1. The degree of the burn (first degree, superficial second degree, deep second degree, third degree, fourth degree); 2. The location of the burn (face, perineum, hands, feet); 3. The extent of the burn; 4. Whether t...

Understanding Burning Sensation During Bowel Movements: Causes and Solutions

Burning sensation during bowel movements? Hello Doctor: I experience a burning sensation during bowel movements, and sometimes there is pain, but there is no bleeding when I wipe with toilet paper. Occasionally, my anus feels painful and warm. I have a bowel movement every day. T...

Dr. Hou Yongji Reply:
Hello: 1. Based on the symptoms you described, they are non-specific symptoms and cannot be used for diagnosis. Please visit a nearby colorectal surgery clinic for a more accurate diagnosis. 2. The educational materials available on our hospital's website can provide additio...

Understanding FTSG: Key Insights on Full-Thickness Skin Grafts in Burn Surgery

What is FTSG? Hello, I am a nursing student and I have some questions regarding skin grafting surgery after burns. I have researched a lot of books, but very few mention FTSG (full-thickness skin graft) in detail; even when they do, it is only briefly covered and does not suffici...

Dr. Lu Daokuan Reply:
You have consulted several books, and you probably came across a book on plastic surgery. The definition of FTSG is Full Thickness Skin Graft (Autologous). For more detailed information, you will need to refer to books on plastic surgery and nursing. Postoperatively, care must be...

Burn Treatment: Should You Use Ointment or Let It Heal Naturally?

Burns Hello, I burned my wrist on a metal rack from a rice steamer the day before yesterday, and now there is a blister about one centimeter in size near my wrist. Should I go to the pharmacy to buy an ointment to apply, or should I just let it heal on its own? Thank you.

Dr. Luo Qihua Reply:
You likely have a second-degree burn. If not treated properly, it could progress to a third-degree burn, which may result in scarring. It is best to consult a plastic surgeon for evaluation.

Managing Burn Injuries: Preventing Scars and Promoting Healing

Burns Hello, doctor: I would like to ask, if I have been burned by hot water and the affected area is red, swollen, and has blisters, I have purchased burn ointment to apply. Now the wound is itchy and the color is darker. Will this leave a scar in the future, and how should I ma...

Dr. Jiang Baicong Reply:
Ms. Li: Scalding from hot water usually results in superficial second-degree burns; unless, at the time of the burn, you have rinsed the area with water at around 20 degrees Celsius for at least twenty minutes before going to the hospital. If you go to the hospital without rinsin...

Cost of Skin Grafting Surgery for Burn Treatment: What to Expect

The cost of a skin graft surgery can vary significantly depending on several factors, including the complexity of the procedure, the location of the surgery, the surgeon's experience, and whether the surgery is performed in a hospital or an outpatient setting. On average, th...

Dr. Luo Qihua Reply:
Answer: If the burn is a deep second-degree or third-degree burn, scarring will occur after healing. If the scar has caused functional impairment, such as scar contracture around a joint leading to limited movement, or ectropion of the eyelid, corrective surgery can be covered by...

Understanding Bowel Issues: Symptoms, Causes, and Solutions

Constipation In 1997, I experienced mild internal hemorrhoids due to irregular lifestyle habits, which were treated and resolved. Since then, about a year later, I have been experiencing difficulty with bowel movements. When I have more time and am less stressed, I can usually em...

Dr. Wang Qichao Reply:
It is recommended that you first visit a colorectal surgery outpatient clinic for an examination to rule out any organic intestinal lesions. If the examination results are normal, then you can address functional intestinal disorders by trying dietary adjustments (as you mentioned...

Understanding Surgical Tools and Artificial Hibernation in Medicine

Question Hello Dr. Lee: I have two questions I would like to ask you, and I hope you can kindly respond! Thank you. 1. Is the likelihood of using a scalpel high in most surgical procedures? 2. What is "artificial hibernation"? What is it used for? Under what circumst...

Dr. Li Junde Reply:
Hello Mr. Puppy, your questions are summarized as follows: 1. Surgery generally involves the treatment of diseases that require surgical intervention; however, some conditions can also be treated using instruments or non-surgical methods, such as burns, drowning, and electrical i...

Understanding Surgical Techniques: The Role of Scalpel and Artificial Hibernation

Question Hello Dr. Lee: I would like to ask you a few questions and would appreciate your detailed explanations. Thank you. 1. Is most of surgery primarily about the cutting with a scalpel? 2. What is "artificial hibernation"? Where is it used? What are its advantage...

Dr. Li Junde Reply:
Hello Mr. 2001, your questions are summarized as follows: 1. Surgery generally involves the treatment of diseases that require surgical intervention, although some conditions can also be treated with instruments or non-surgical methods, such as burns, drowning, and electrical inj...

How to Minimize Scarring After Burn Injuries and Skin Grafting

Burns and scalds My mother recently suffered a burn on her foot from hot water and underwent a skin graft surgery. Is there any way to prevent scarring or minimize the scars from the wound? Thank you for your help!

Dr. Luo Qihua Reply:
ANS: Skin grafting surgery is required when the burn severity reaches deep second-degree to third-degree burns. Even after undergoing skin grafting, scarring will still occur; however, it will be significantly better than the scars resulting from natural healing without grafting....

How to Treat a Large Blister on the Foot After a Burn Injury

How to treat blisters on the soles of the feet? If you have a large blister measuring 3 cm by 1 cm on the sole of your foot that has not healed after 7 days, it is important to take appropriate care. Here are some steps you can follow: 1. **Keep it Clean**: Gently wash the area ...

Dr. Luo Qihua Reply:
Burns are classified into three degrees based on the depth of skin damage. First-degree burns affect only the epidermis, do not form blisters, and typically heal within a week, similar to sunburn. Second-degree burns involve the dermis, form blisters, and are more painful. Third-...

Causes of Anal Stenosis: Understanding the Surgical Implications

Question What are the causes of anal stenosis?

Dr. Wang Qichao Reply:
The most common cause of anal stenosis is trauma, which can result from accidents, burns, or postoperative complications. Other causes, such as inflammatory bowel disease or tumors, are relatively rare.

Understanding Skin Changes and Fatigue After Skin Grafting

After skin grafting Five years ago, my friend suffered from second-degree burns covering 45% of their body, and some wounds were treated with skin grafts. Recently, the skin grafted areas on the right side of their body and their hands have been itchy and red. Could there be some...

Dr. Luo Qihua Reply:
Any deep wound or surgical incision on the body will inevitably result in scarring. If a skin graft surgery is required after a burn injury, it indicates that the wound is relatively deep. Even with skin grafting, scarring will still occur. During the process of scar formation, t...

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