Severe Burns

Enhancing healing, reducing infection risk, and improving outcomes in serious burn injuries through high-dose oxygen therapy.

Severe burns can compromise not only the skin but also underlying tissues, leading to pain, inflammation, risk of infection, and slow or incomplete healing. When burns affect large surface areas—or involve critical locations like the face, hands, or joints—they require intensive treatment in a specialized burn center.

Why HBOT Is a Powerful Adjunct in Burn Recovery

At Under Pressure, we use Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) to support patients with severe burns by:

  • Increasing oxygen supply to damaged tissue, promoting faster cell regeneration
  • Reducing edema (swelling) and improving blood flow in injured areas
  • Supporting graft survival, particularly in cases involving skin transplant procedures
  • Boosting immune response to help fight infection and prevent sepsis

This is especially important during the early inflammatory phase of burn treatment, where oxygen delivery is often severely impaired.

Who Benefits Most from HBOT in Burn Care?

  • Patients with deep second- or third-degree burns
  • Those requiring skin grafts or reconstructive surgery
  • Individuals at high risk for wound infection or graft failure

What to Expect from Your Recovery

With HBOT as part of your treatment plan, many patients experience:

  • Reduced need for surgical debridement
  • Improved graft take rates
  • Shorter hospital stays and better cosmetic outcomes

Why Choose Under Pressure?

We work in coordination with burn specialists to develop personalized HBOT plans based on burn severity, location, and stage of healing. Our facility is equipped for high-acuity patients, with compassionate care and close monitoring throughout the treatment process.

The treatment process

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Initial consultation

  • Specialized Intake Review: Patients referred from burn centers will be evaluated for overall stability and healing potential.
  • Burn Area Assessment: Depth, size, and location of burns help determine HBOT suitability.
  • Graft Planning (if applicable): For patients with grafts, HBOT may be scheduled around surgery to maximize graft survival and recovery.
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    Treatment Process

    • Session Format: Sessions last approximately 60-120 minutes. Patients are comfortably positioned in the chamber and monitored closely throughout.
    • Treatment Frequency: In the early stages, twice-daily sessions may be recommended. This may taper as healing progresses.
    • During and After Treatment: Most patients report reduced swelling, improved pain control, and a general sense of tissue relief post-session.
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    Preparing for your HBOT treatment

    • Pre-Treatment Guidelines:
      • Avoid petroleum-based topical products before treatment.
      • Clean and dry the skin areas, especially wounds or grafts.
      • Wear loose, cotton clothing free of synthetic fibers.
    • Post-Treatment Instructions: Wound care protocols should be followed as directed. Notify staff of any graft changes, irritation, or discomfort.
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    Contraindications and Safety Information

    • Who Should Avoid HBOT: Patients with untreated pneumothorax or those unable to equalize ear pressure may need special consideration. Our team will assess safety based on your complete medical profile.
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    Expected Outcomes

    • Recovery Timeline: Accelerated wound closure, improved oxygenation, and greater graft viability can often be seen within the first few sessions.
    • Long-Term Benefits: HBOT supports better skin regeneration, lower infection risk, and improved physical and cosmetic recovery in burn survivors.
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    What our patients say

    I had a wonderful experience at the salon. The hyperbaric oxygen therapy helped me with my chronic fatigue, and I noticed a significant boost in my energy levels.

    The staff is attentive and made me feel comfortable throughout the process. I will definitely be recommending this place to my friends!

    Jessica Wilson

    As an athlete, I am always looking for ways to improve my performance and recovery. The hyperbaric oxygen therapy offered here has been a game changer for me. I feel more energized and my muscle soreness has decreased.

    The team is professional and truly cares about their clients' well-being. I can't thank them enough!

    David Brown

    Hyperbaric oxygen therapy has transformed my skincare routine. My complexion has improved dramatically, and I love how my skin feels. The salon's atmosphere is welcoming, and the staff is always ready to help.

    I highly recommend this service to anyone looking to enhance their beauty regimen!

    Emily Davis

    I was skeptical at first, but after trying hyperbaric oxygen therapy at this salon, I am a believer! My recovery time after workouts has significantly decreased, and I feel more vibrant overall.

    The environment is calming, and the team is dedicated to providing the best experience possible. I will definitely be returning!

    Michael Smith

    After my sessions at the salon, I feel rejuvenated and full of energy. The hyperbaric oxygen therapy has made a noticeable difference in my skin's appearance, and I can't recommend it enough!

    The staff is incredibly knowledgeable and friendly, making each visit a pleasure. I always leave feeling refreshed and looking my best.

    Sarah Johnson

    FAQ

    How does HBOT help in treating severe burns?

    HBOT reduces swelling, improves oxygenation to damaged skin, and accelerates healing. It also enhances graft survival and decreases the risk of infection in deep or extensive burn injuries.

    When should HBOT start after a burn injury?

    HBOT is most effective when started within the first 24–48 hours after injury. Early intervention helps reduce inflammation and supports the body's natural healing response during critical phases.

    Is HBOT used instead of surgery for burns?

    No, HBOT complements surgical care. It supports graft healing, reduces complications, and helps burn wounds close faster when used alongside surgery, wound care, and medications.

    How many HBOT sessions are needed for burn recovery?

    Treatment plans vary, but patients often undergo 10–30 sessions depending on the severity, burn location, and graft status. Session frequency may be higher in the first week post-injury.

    Can HBOT help with pain and scarring?

    Yes, patients often report reduced pain after HBOT. It also improves oxygen supply, which can reduce scarring and support better cosmetic and functional recovery outcomes.

    If you’re dealing with a chronic, non-healing wound, don’t wait. Schedule Your Consultation today and discover how Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy at Under Pressure can accelerate your healing and improve your quality of life.
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    Hours
    Mon-Fr 8am-5pm
    Our location
    250 N Robertson Blvd Suite 106, Beverly Hills, CA 90211
    Phone
    +1 (310) 275-4084
    Email
    info@underpressure.com