Recovery time for superficial second-degree burns takes about 10-14 days, and the exact recovery time varies from person to person due to the different recovery conditions of each person’s physique. Superficial second-degree burns mainly damage the papillary layer of the dermis and the hair layer of the epidermis, the affected area of the local skin has obvious redness and swelling, moist with the formation of blisters, and the patient will have obvious symptoms of pain. If the patient’s physical condition is relatively good, and there is no secondary infection on the wound, and the treatment is proper, the wound can generally heal after 10-14 days, and most patients do not have a scar. If the wound is infected, the recovery time may be prolonged, and some patients may also have scars and hyperpigmentation, the exact recovery time varies from person to person. It is recommended that patients pay attention to keeping the affected area clean, avoiding infections and skin breakage, and going to the hospital frequently to change the medication.