In the report from each echography, the average of improvement in soft tissues is 33.6%. A 75% favorable evolution was observed in the group A, while an 8% unfavorable evolution was observed in the group B that did not receive US therapy of 3 MHz. RESULTS: Evaluation was done using the Vancouver Scare Scale (VSS). METHOD: The patients were divided into two groups: Group A that received therapy of US of 3 MHz and Group B did not receive therapy. OBJECTIVE: The objective of this study is to demonstrate the effectiveness of 3 MHz Ultrasound (US) in the rehabilitation of burnt patients with the Vancouver Scar Scale1, echographics studies of soft tissue and Face Pain Scale - Revised (FPS-R). Pediatric rehabilitation of burnt patients grows day by day, due to many reasons: advances of technology applied to the skin, increase of survival rates in burnt patients, advances in the design of protocols in rehabilitation and interdisciplinary cooperation to achieve the maximum possible recovery in these patients. INTRODUCTION: Burns are lesions produced by physical, chemical or biological agents that can affect one or various layers of the skin.

2nd degree burn scarring