General
Minor Burns
Small first- and second-degree burns from cooking, hot liquids or the sun can be cleaned, dressed and managed in urgent care. Large, deep or facial burns need the ER.
- Walk-in or book
What is minor burns?
Small first- and second-degree burns from cooking, hot liquids or the sun can be cleaned, dressed and managed in urgent care. Large, deep or facial burns need the ER.
Common symptoms
- Red, painful skin
- Blisters
- Swelling
- Peeling after a few days
How we treat it at AfterOurs
Burn cleaning and dressing, blister care, pain control, tetanus update, and instructions for dressing changes at home with a follow-up check.
When to come in
Come in the same day if symptoms are new, getting worse, or you need testing, a prescription or a note for work or school.
What to expect at your visit
- Step 1
Check in
Walk in, or book online to hold your place and skip the wait.
- Step 2
See a provider
A clinician examines you and runs any on-site tests you need.
- Step 3
Leave with a plan
Treatment, prescriptions sent to your pharmacy, and a visit summary.
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Book online to hold your place, or just walk in.