To avoid infection, quickly immerse the burned skin in clean cold water to clean the wound, then softly rinse with cool water for at least 15 minutes. This helps to soothe the area, reducing discomfort and swelling, and prevents the burn from becoming more ingrained. Only cool water, not ice or ice packs, should be utilized, as direct contact with ice might exacerbate the area.
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Cover the burned skin with clean, cotton swab or a clean tiny cloth, avoiding contact with dirt on the burn.
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Minor burns and tiny burn areas can still be self-cared for and treated at home. The damaged skin has the ability to cure itself, but in the case of a significant burn, when the burn is more serious, it is best to provide basic first aid and then rapidly send the burned person to the nearest facility or medical center

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