Thank you for the question. The scar has to be evaluated, to determine on how to proceed. Burns have different depths and are treated differently. Definitely, I would suggest an evaluation by a plastic surgeon.

Luis A. Laurentin-Perez, MD PhD.

May respond to aggressive specialized hand therapy. Make an appointment with a certified hand therapist.

All scars need at least a year of maturation time. If you have a functional restroom or problem then early revision is warranted. See a plastic/hand surgeon.

William A. Stefani, MD

Sorry to hear of your unfortunate accident.

A history and physical exam is key by a plastic/hand surgeon who specializes in burns. It looks like you have a contracture of the hand/digits that likely is full thickness compromising movement. You may need a release by either Z-plasty or reconstruction utilizing artificial skin/full-thickness skin graft or a flap after excision of the scar. Goal is to provide function and fine motor dexterity with preservation of sensation.
Hope this helps.

Shaher KHAN, MD Board Certified Plastic Surgeon