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I'm not sure where to post this question, so i've cross posted into two other groups.
I'm well aware that the skin of burned victims become permanently scarred, but I was wondering if
the burned skin loses all it's function. Does the scarred skin still produces sweat via sweat glands
and still produce sebum via sebum glands? Or does the scarred skin lose complete functioning in
producing new sweat/sebum glands to release sweat\sebum-oil?
derg
Hi, john!
yes,the burned skin produces only scars.and scars lose all the function of skin,no sweat,no sebum,no
sensation,and no elastic.
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