“Everything becomes worse before it becomes better” keep that in mind :)
Remember that burns are staged and rated from first to fifth degree, all based upon which layer of skin is damaged and burn't, with first covering the epidermis, second the dermis, third the muscular and fat, fourth charring the bone, and fifth causing amputation.
This is a third degree burn. Normally melting onto the flesh along with a charred, dry, and leathery look is characteristic of burns of the Third degree. Additionally third degree burns involve the muscle and fat tissues which is vascular so dilation of the blood vessels and fluid release cause severe dehydration, and in result hypovolemic (Blood Volume) shock.
To avoid sun damage: Stay indoors between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., when the sun’s burning rays are the strongest. Protect your skin with clothing, a hat, and sunscreen
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