Doctors confirmed that Giang Pham suffered first and second-degree burns but assured her there would be no lasting scars.

Second-degree burns can cause scarring, but not always. Even if you don't have a scar, you may notice that your skin becomes lighter or darker in the area where the burn occurred. This type of ...

A Vietnamese girl suffered burns on her face when a hydrogen balloon burst and caught fire. Check out the video here.

If a second-degree burn of any size crosses one of your joints—your wrist or elbow, for example—you should visit a doctor. Skin shrinks ... and really bad scarring,” says Rabia Nizamani ...

While King appears to be okay as she recovers and cares for the burns to her face ... a scar if not properly treated.” Dermatologist recommend that if one does sustain a first-degree burn ...