Concentrated sulfuric acid splashed on the skin should be treated immediately by washing, rinsing with water, and applying an alkaline substance such as baking soda. Prompt medical attention is recommended after topical treatment. Sulfuric acid, being a very acidic agent, can cause more severe burns to the skin if it gets on it and requires urgent treatment. First of all when concentrated sulfuric acid is splashed on the skin, the skin needs to be rinsed with plenty of water. When you have finished washing, you can apply an alkaline substance such as baking soda solution or soapy water to make the burning sensation caused by the sulfuric acid ease. However, if the burns are more severe, an antibiotic cream can be applied to the area, and you can go to the hospital immediately for standardized treatment. If it is too severe, a skin graft may be needed for recovery.