NEED HELP QUICK! POPPED BLISTER ON FACE, NEED TO COVER IT UP!?
Well, covering it up won't help the situation, but I'll help you. :) Get your foundation and apply it to your face. Then, set it with a press powder. (This is just for extra coverage) Then, take some conrtouring powder or a concealer in a darker tone and put it on the blister. You don't want to use your concealer or a highlight because if anything that'll make the blister stand out. Make sure not to make your face all noticeable. (Example: Having a dramatic eye look, going bold on the lips.) It will be probably be dark, and no one will really worry about ONE person, You know what I mean? I learned everything from here: fashionplusmakeupadvice.wordpress.com Please check it out because they offer amazing advice!
Should I peel the skin off my blister?? Help!!! I need to play on the league this Sunday!!!!?
Okay, so I had this huge ugly blister on the sole of my second biggest toe. I didn't pop it because it would probably lead to infection, right? But one day after soccer practice, in the base of it was a slit. The liquid inside drained out. Now it's all dry, and half the skin is hanging off. I tried peeling it a little more, but it hurt and the rest of he ex-blister skin is stuck to the skin. What should I do, cut it off? Any first aid treatment necessary??
How do I treat a popped blister?
Be sure to put aloe vera on your blisters every so often and it will sooth your aches, and it is good for healing . Whatever you do, do not, AND I MEAN DO NOT peel off the skin after you purposely pop a blister. It will not be a pretty picture. OH, YOU CAN POP A BLISTER WITH A NEEDLE. IT WILL NOT HURT.
What to do with my popped blister?
You did good. Ideally you would keep the blister intact and it would re-absorb the fluid and heal without opening. Once it pops, it is considered an open wound. The main objective after a blister pops is to keep it clean so it doesnt get infected. You really dont need to keep applying Neosporin unless you see signs of infection. You want your bodys natural defenses to be able to do their job. Keep it clean and covered when there is a chance of getting it dirty. Uncover it and wash your hands normally with a mild soap and water once or twice a day. No need for antibacterial stuff- just when you are washing your hands or taking a shower. Leave it open to air at home. A blister is a second degree burn. It really depends on your immune system and nutritional status as to how long it will take. Id estimate a week to ten days. Get plenty of vit.C & D because healing requires extra. Watch for increased redness, swelling, drainage. If you see these, use the Neosporin again. The skin that was over the blister may turn white and end up coming off or may dry into a scab. Either is okay. You can also use a pair of disinfected scissors to cut off the dead skin if you are careful.
Burn blister popped now what?
Hi,well this is a normal thing to happen to a burn blister.What you need to do..first..after it's finished popping apply a TRIPLE antibiotic.And,when you're getting ready for sleep(night time) you need to allow the area to remain completely DRY.This will allow the area to breathe,and most importantly HEAL.You want this tender and very sensitive area to form a scab(I know gross),but once you get the scab,it will be much harder for any bacteria to get inside.You do NOT want to continue re applying antibiotic over and over again,this will only keep the area moist/wet.And, as we all know bacteria thrives/grows in moist/wet areas.So,that being said just try to apply the TRIPLE antibiotic once(unless it continues to pop),then go to bed with it DRY,allowing a scab to form.Then all should be good from then on out.Good luck to you.
Clean it. (Soap and water is best—please do not use desiccating chemicals like alcohol!)Cover it. (Emollients are nice; antibiotics are usually unnecessary. Change the dressing when it’s soiled or wet.)Coddle it. (Avoid pressure on the blister, which can slow healing. If pain or discharge persist, see a local healthcare professional—especially if you have other conditions like diabetes.)(This could apply to any wound that doesn’t require immediate medical attention.)
I am assuming that it is a small, solitary burn blister. In which case, all you need is just a clean gauze dressing on it. Change the dressing daily until the burn is dry and non-painful. Antibiotic-containing ointments or creams are not necessary. Oral antibiotics are not to be used. The burn area can be gently washed at the time of dressing change with cotton wool that is soaked in clean water.See a doctor without delay if the blister remains painful, turns red or starts discharging pus. Be particularly careful with blisters on the face and hands.
HELP! How can I get rid of a burn blister FAST?
Well... you have three choices here.... You can either cover the burn up with makeup or something, wait for it to heal, or you can slowly peal off the burnt/scorched skin with your fingers. Sure, it'll bleed, but do you want the job!?
HELP!!!! aloe vera gel or neosporin for blister????
I found a site about friction-blister first aid. Normally I tell people to leave them totally alone, don't break them, clean them up and cover them with a band-aid. In your case you will be rubbing the blister over and over again at camp so you want to take a few more steps. Something the site doesn't mention is a trick I learned in the Army. Go someplace where they sell foot care stuff like Dr. Scholls and look for a product called moleskin. This is a self-adhesive product used to deal with blisters. Take a piece of it, cut a hole out of it large enough to go around your blister, and then put the moleskin on your foot. You want to position it so the hole goes around the blister. You can then put a bandaid over all of that and it'll keep your shoe from rubbing the blister skin. Otherwise you're gonna be hurting because just a bandaid by itself won't protect you from rubbing, since it will be rubbed off itself. Good luck.