Depending on the length of time and severity of scald scars, they can be removed with the help of medication, medical aesthetic treatment, and surgical treatment. 1. Medication: Medication is mainly used for the treatment of patients with relatively mild scald scars; for newly formed scald scars with a short period of time, patients can apply aloe vera gel, polysulfonic acid mucopolysaccharide cream, recombinant human epidermal growth factor gel, silicone gel and other creams to help treat the scald scars. For the more old, longer formation of scalded scars, can be applied through the topical application of sodium heparin cream, allantoin cream and so on to help treatment. 2. Medical aesthetic treatment: For patients with more serious scald scars and a greater impact on their appearance, they can try to fade and remove the scald scars through medical aesthetic treatments, commonly used medical aesthetic methods such as laser treatment (fractional laser, gold microneedle, etc.). 3. Surgery: For patients with scald scars that are locally protruding, depressed or atrophied, or more serious scald scars that have no obvious effect from the above treatments, surgical treatments such as excision, grinding and autologous tissue transplantation can be used to help treat the scald scars. And local radiotherapy after surgical treatment can help some patients to prevent the recurrence of scars, can be used as appropriate. Scalding scars need to pay attention to is that the above treatment and medication should be carried out under the guidance of a physician to avoid adverse reactions.