The success of accurately diagnosing and providing first-contact treatment for patients with facial burns is dependent on the paramedics taking an accurate history, performing a physical examination, and closely observing the patient. If the patient requires a blood transfusion, the paramedics should continue to be present with the dentist and the medical laboratory for the purpose of receiving a blood match. When it comes to human tissue and the respiratory system, providers need to have an understanding of both the immediate and delayed impacts of heat. It is important that the initial treatment be focused on preventing complications, precisely determining the amount of the injury, and promptly giving the right therapy.