Jay Leno burns

Jay Leno has been treated in a hyperbaric chamber and received skin grafts from donors after he suffered third-degree burns in a freak accident while working on a vintage car. Peter Grossman the surgeon treating Jay Leno released video of the comedian in an oxygen chamber getting treatment for the injuries he suffered as a result of a gasoline fire.

Jay Leno Suffers Serious Facial Burns After Car Bursts Into Flames Manchester Evening News

22 hours agoJay Leno was discharged from the hospital Monday following a 10-day stint at the Grossman Burn Center after receiving multiple surgeries for third-degree burns suffered on his face and hands.

. 20 hours agoThe comedian 72 who suffered serious burns to his face hands and chest during a fire at his home garage last week was released from the Grossman Burn Center on Monday according to a statement issued by Grossman Burn Center at West Hills Hospital and Medical Center in Los Angeles. TMZ reported that one of Lenos cars erupted in flames on Sunday in his vintage car garage in Burbank leaving the comedian with burns on the left side of his face sparing his eyes and ears. Jay Leno has third-degree burns to his face and may need skin grafts after a garage fire where one of his cars erupted in flames a source close to the comedian told NBC News on Tuesday.

Jay Leno was seen for the first time on Monday as he said goodbye to the care team at the Grossman Burn Center where he was recovering from third-degree burns to his face chest and hands. 21 hours agoJay Leno is on the mend. What happened to Jay Leno.

Leno revealed in a statement to Variety on November 14 2022 that he was burned in a serious gasoline fire. Jay Leno revealed he suffered third-degree burns and may need skin grafts after a 115-year-old car burst into flames in his famous LA garage where he was rescued by a quick-thinking friend. I got some serious burns from a gasoline fire.

The former Tonight Show host 72 was discharged from the hospital Monday looking happy and healthy as he posed for a photo with staff from the Grossman Burn Center.

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