Burn injuries are severe and often debilitating conditions that result from exposure to heat, chemicals, electricity, or radiation, causing damage to the skin and underlying tissues. The severity of burns can range from minor first-degree burns, which affect only the outer layer of the skin, to more critical third-degree burns that penetrate deeper layers and can lead to permanent tissue damage and scarring. Victims of severe burns may endure intense pain, infections, and prolonged hospital stays, requiring complex medical treatments such as skin grafts, surgeries, and extensive rehabilitation. Beyond the physical impact, burn injuries can have profound psychological effects, including emotional trauma and altered body image. Comprehensive care and support are essential for recovery, involving multidisciplinary medical teams, pain management strategies, physical and occupational therapy, and mental health services to help individuals regain their functionality and confidence.