At 9 months old, Dana spilled boiling water on herself and suffered severe burns to her arms, legs, chest, and neck. Since then, her life has been endless surgeries, bandages, rehabilitation, and pain. In children, burned skin does not grow, turning into rough scars that tighten the body, restrict movement, and cause pain.
Dana is now 14. To continue treatment, she needs a fifth course of laser resurfacing—a method that gradually reduces scars, restores tissue, and returns skin mobility. Thanks to four courses, Dana has stopped limping, her arms have become more flexible, she moves actively, wears open clothing, and feels more confident.
Now a new stage lies ahead: resurfacing scars on her arms, legs, neck, and chin. After the fifth course, the scars will diminish, and pain, stiffness, and self-consciousness will fade. Support Dana's treatment—even a small donation will help her take another step toward a free life without pain.