Understanding Burn Degrees: Skin Damage Visual Guide #3507308 (License: Personal Use)

This medical illustration depicts four cross-sectional views of human skin alongside corresponding hand appearances: healthy skin (intact epidermis and dermis), 1st-degree burn (redness, superficial damage), 2nd-degree burn (blisters, partial-thickness injury), and 3rd-degree burn (charred, full-thickness destruction). Each panel includes vascular detail and color-coded tissue changes to emphasize clinical progression. The hand illustrations show erythema, blistering, and necrosis correlating with increasing burn severity.

Used in dermatology, emergency medicine, or first-aid educational content to help patients and caregivers recognize burn severity; matches user intent for symptom identification, triage guidance, or health literacy improvement.