What can I do to help a burn mark fade?

On VDay I was cooking for DH and was slightly scantily clad . Because my life is a comedy of errors, I dropped something into a pan of hot oil, which splashed. I got 3 small burn spots on my chest just over my left boob area (not visible in a normal shirt but visible in a low cut shirt or bathing suit). Each spot is small, the largest is smaller than a penny but it is still pretty red 2 days later. I did all the recommended stuff and am still treating it with vitamin e cream twice a day. It did not blister, it is not raised. But I tend to scar easily, and on top of that am going to Mexico on Saturday, so I would love to speed along the fading process. Any suggestions?

Re: What can I do to help a burn mark fade?

I would leave it alone to heal naturally. I would not put any cream on it including the vitamin E- Allow the air to help it dry out. If it scars once it heals I would use mederma. Sorry no tips to speed up the healing process.

Re: What can I do to help a burn mark fade?

i had 3rd degree burns on my arm and doc gave me silverdine(sp) and i only have minimal scarring

Re: What can I do to help a burn mark fade?

keep it moist with cream like neosporin and keep it covered. this allows the skin underneath to heal properly.
I can't see the scar on my arm from when I hit the hot oven rack, and I barely see the scars on my thigh from the 2nd degree burns I had there.