Burn & scald treatment at Taylor Grey
Private Burn & Scald Care in Knightsbridge
Severe burns (deep, any full-thickness, chemical, electrical, airway, or burns to face/hands/feet/genitals in children) need A&E/999.
What we treat
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Minor burns and scalds need prompt, careful care to prevent infection and minimise scarring. Our Knightsbridge clinic provides same-day emergency practitioner-led burn treatment for adults and children.
Minor superficial and partial-thickness burns
Superficial burns affect only the outer layer of skin and present as redness, mild swelling and pain. Partial-thickness burns go slightly deeper, often forming blisters. Our emergency practitioners assess size, depth, location and cause, clean and dress the wound and plan the follow-up needed for complete healing.
Scalds from hot water, steam or oil
Scalds are burns caused by hot liquids or steam and are one of the most common household injuries, particularly in children. Prompt cleaning, cooling and the right dressing can dramatically reduce pain, infection risk and long-term scarring.
Friction and contact burns
Friction burns (from ropes, carpets or treadmills) and contact burns (from hobs, irons, hair tools or engine parts) need careful cleaning and protective dressings. We also assess for deeper injury, particularly where the skin has broken or a blister has formed.
Sunburn requiring clinical care
Most sunburn heals with cool water, moisturiser and pain relief at home. Clinical care is useful when burns are widespread, blistering, accompanied by fever, dehydration or heat illness, or affect vulnerable skin such as a child's face.
Burn dressings and follow-up
Burn healing depends on the right dressing, changed at the right time. We provide non-adherent, silicone-based dressings suited to burn depth and location, and offer ongoing daily wound care from £50 per day for patients who need repeat dressing changes.
Tetanus risk assessment and cover
Burns that break the skin carry a tetanus risk if your vaccination history is not up to date. We review your immunisation status at every visit and provide a tetanus booster where clinically indicated, so you leave fully protected.
What to expect from us
The Taylor Grey process
- Initial first aid — Cool running water for 20 minutes before arriving if possible
- Clinical assessment — Size, depth, location, cause assessed by your emergency practitioner
- Treatment & dressing — Cleaning, debridement (if needed), non-adherent dressing
- Follow-up — Wound check and dressing changes until healed; cosmetic advice to minimise scarring
Pricing from
- Burn treatment from £250
- Bandage/dressing from £10
- Ongoing daily wound care from £50/day
Phone: 020 8050 0777
Email: info@taylorgrey.com
Why Taylor GREY for BurnS & ScaldS
emergency practitioner
Scar-minimising approach
SAME DAY
Walk in or book 7 days a week
Children welcome
Calm, private paediatric environment
Frequently Asked Questions
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Phone: 020 8050 0777
Email: info@taylorgrey.com
What counts as a minor burn?
Small, superficial burns (redness, mild blistering) on the limbs or trunk can usually be treated in clinic. Deep, large, facial, genital, or circumferential burns or any significant burn in a child need A&E.
What should I do before coming in?
Cool the burn under running cool (not cold) water for 20 minutes, cover loosely with cling film or a clean non-fluffy cloth, and don't apply creams, butter or ice.
What dressings do you use?
Non-adherent, silicone-based dressings appropriate to burn depth and location.
Will it scar?
Careful burn care, early dressing and scar-minimising aftercare significantly reduce scarring.
Can you treat children's burns?
Yes, minor burns only. Severe paediatric burns require A&E. See Children's Urgent Care.
Do I need a tetanus booster?
We assess tetanus status at every visit and provide a booster where indicated.