What is in the inside of a burn?

The inside of a burn consists of damaged skin tissues and underlying layers, including the epidermis, dermis, and possibly deeper tissues, depending on the severity of the burn. In second-degree burns, blisters may form, filled with clear fluid, while third-degree burns can involve charred or white tissue and may damage nerves. The area can be inflamed, red, and painful, or in the case of deeper burns, numb due to nerve damage. Healing can lead to scarring and changes in skin texture.