A mother brings in her teenage daughter who had a 50% full-thickness burn on her

A mother brings in her teenage daughter who had a 50% full-thickness burn on her chest and abdomen, including both arms and hands 5 years ago. She is now healed, but some of the scar tissue is unsightly and pulls on her body. Evaluate the patient, and determine your concerns. She would benefit from additional carotene to deposit in the skin to help the remaining melanin give the skin an even tone, so she should learn to like carrot juice. She can tan to let the patchy skin even out in tone and look less distorted. Because she had the burn, she has an increased risk of skin cancer. Scar tissue is less elastic than real skin and often distorts appearance.

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