Tumeric helps reduce scarring. Lavendar speeds the healing of burns. Vitamin E and aloe vera are also helpful. Now that you've started the process, it's important to go ahead and take care of the wound properly, as you were instructed. Clean it twice daily, keep it covered, etc. It won't look too bad once the eschar comes out and the hole fills in with scar tissue. It will be much better in a couple of weeks. Sorry to hear he is going through this with a spot on his face. I had a big one that went really deep on my neck. The healing process lasted for two months. If I could do it over, I would definitely choose another method of treatment.

There are TONS of testimonials about how WHEATGRASS has prevented scarring and speeded healing. PUT THAT ON THE SPOT. You can google this topic, surely. Good luck!

I would like to see a photo .. of 2 things.. if you dont mind..
I am new to this... and am considering getting some..
but I would like to know.. how much is too much..

Can you take a photograph..

1) of.. lets say peanut butter (or similar)
equal to the size of the black salve you used on the
"minor Skin Abrasion"

2) and of the place on his face.


I'm also curious .. how many day's old is the scar.. and if it appears to be healing.

I have heard about something the diabetics use.. that may be of use.. I'll try to find it..