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I have a small burn from the heat of my hairdryer being too close to my forehead, how should i treat it and have it heal the quickest?
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Silver/antibiotics: two good treatment options (and they can be used together) are topical triple antibiotics and silver compounds, including silver sulfadiazine cream and aqueous silver nitrate solution. Make sure you keep the are as clean as possible
Answered 8/25/2017
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