how to cure a skin cut wounds from a scisors and cutter?
544368
Start by washing your hands with salted water to clean the cuts and then rub on a good cream which is recommended for minor burns. This sort of cream works best for healing wounds.
48880
Pour bleach on it to clean the wound.
664372
1) Remove the heat source, and remove the clothing\n2) Use flowing cold water to cool down the burnt member\n3) If severe pain is present, then some pain killers may be administered\n4) Surgical operation, and some plastic surgery is needed most of the time. New trends are available in this field, summarized as "planting" some tissues from other non-affected members
573275
1. Wash daily with warm water and soap (doesn't have to be disinfectant)\n2. Change dressings at least daily or more often if draining.\n3. Warm moist compresses are beneficial. (Place a moist wash cloth in a baggie, place in microwave for about a minute, then wrap with a 2nd damp/moist towel and place over the wound.\n4. Avoid squeezing.\n5. Keep clean and covered.\n6. Keep taking antibiotic until script all gone.\n7/ checkwith your doctor if surrounding area redness, the drainage has a nasty odor or drainage or discomfort increases.
1079775
cover with a bandage, and neosporin.  It will heal in about 4 days
959436
again hun?! i cant believe u broke that promise again. u know there isnt a way we hav figured out to make it heal faster. this neosporn im reading doesnt work, we confirmed that one right? =]] and all this stop cutting u can hurt urself, well no duh, isnt that the point? to hurt so u actually feel sumthing? just make sure to keep it clean and i guess u could put neospron o if u want. since its on ur ribs and covered most of the time try and let it breathe wen no one is around so it will get the air, and sum sun would b good but i kno u dont go in the sun. so let it breathe and keep it clean. oh and just about that cutting kit idea i acutally finished mine. but the glass isnt very sharp. oh well its just for palms.  but urs, hide it so u can stop for a while, i'll hide it for u if u want. u need to stop for a while. just a while at least.
397380
Topical Treatment: Ice and vinegar applied to the affected areas can speed healing. Another helpful topical treatment is to apply the gel from a freshly cut aloe vera leaf.
211277
Soak the effected part in hot water, it loosens the skin, then use sterile tweezers to remove them, use alcohol to clean the tweezers and open cuts left behind from tweezing, sometimes if a splinter is really deep it will eventually work its way to the skin surface where you can easily remove it. It's best to remove them, infections can occur.
1086423
It will help.\n\nWash with soap and water, apply neosporin or some other antibiotic ointment, dress the wound.\n\nChange dressing daily, reapplying the ointment until the wound is starting to skin over.
318864
Clean the wound out thoroughly, and I mean CLEAN. Get in there, scrub out the wound.\n\nOnce the wound is clean, apply a liberal amount of antiseptic cream, something like Neosporin. Then cover the wound with a non-stick gauze dressing. Tape it in place, or cover it with elastic netting that you can get at your local surgical supply store. Clean and redress the wound 2-3 times a day.\n\n-or-\n\nOnce the wound is clean, apply the neosporin and cover the wound with Tegaderm. It's a unique sort of dressing that completely seals off the wound, yet allows it to breathe. If applied correctly, you can go for days without changing the bandage (and you can even take a shower with it on).\n\nOnce your wound has completely healed, you can use vitamin b gel to help minimize the scarring.
47315
aloe vera helps your cuts:)
663415
cold water mixed with vinegar.\nsoak a towel, or cloth big enough to cover the area,\nin the cold water mix. Put it over the burned skin.\nWhen it cools down, repeat the whole process.\nAt night, put a plastic bag, plastic tablecloth over\nyour sheets and keep that wet towel or cloth on your skin.
667745
Might I pose another suggestion?  Perhaps a band saw would be better, provides an excellently clean cut.  \n\nAnother option is to get a needle and pick the cut open slowly.  Dredging deeper into the cut until you reach the fleshy underside of the skin.   Make sure you use a really dirty needle- I suggest soaking the finger in a combination of urine/feces/botulin toxin and any other bacteria you can find.\n\nOnce you've opened up the cut wide, I'd take some tweezers and pull the flesh out slowly, it deepens the pain that way.  ONce you've hollowed out the finger to an appropriate depth, stick in some larvae or ants or whatever you see crawling outside on the lawn.\n\nTake some needle and thread and sew up the wound.  There- you should have a squirming finger, appropriate for a horror film!
690845
The way to treat is to ensure that the cut is cleaned if there is dirt in the abrasion. Use a diluted antiseptic to clean and cover with a plaster(if small) or a dry dressing if large.  Check the site daily and if the skin becomes redder and angry, then is the time to visit your GP to obtain a course of anti-biotics.  \n\nIf your small cut is deep and bleeds, apply pressure each side of the cut and apply a dressing before either having it steri-stripped or stitched by a qualified First Aider or Doctor or nurse.
133535
well.. if the scars are on your face, i recommend ProActive. it does a great job of smoothing the skin and removing old scars on the face. also, try to put neosporin on the cut as soon as you get it.\n\n\nBUT THE ONE THING MY MOM SWEARS BY FOR SCARS IS COCOA BUTTER! she piles it on her scars.. and it does work!
36918
tie something above the wound (3in or so) make a slice right between the teeth marks suck and spit out posion
419866
I'm currently trying to stop cutting and getting really worried about all the scars, so I'm using vitamin E on them. I buy the capsules from the pharmacy and cut them open and rub the oil directly into the scars. It does seem to be helping, although it's a slow process, but I'm sure all methods are. I do that once a day, and I use a moisturiser containing vitamin E once a day as well. You can also buy oils and serums specifically designed to reduce scars, such as Bio Oil, but they're really expensive and I'm not sure they work any better than vitamin E. If you have raised scars, the scar reduction patches you can buy are supposed to be very effective, although I haven't tried them yet myself. Hope this has been of some help and good luck, I hope your scars do fade, I have some that I know will be permanent unfortunately.