Burn survivors often endure severe physical and emotional challenges due to disfiguring facial scars that can drastically affect their appearance, self-esteem, and quality of life. These scars not only cause aesthetic concerns but also impair essential functions such as speech, eating, and facial expressions. Despite advancements in medical technology, current treatment options—such as reconstructive surgery, laser therapy, and skin grafting—are often expensive, time-consuming, and require specialized facilities that are not easily accessible to all patients, especially in low-resource settings. Many survivors struggle to afford long-term care and rehabilitation, leading to incomplete recovery and persistent psychological trauma. Additionally, existing treatments often lack personalization, resulting in suboptimal cosmetic and functional outcomes. The scarcity of integrated rehabilitation programs that address both physical restoration and emotional well-being further worsens the recovery process. Therefore, there is a critical need for affordable, accessible, and patient-specific rehabilitation solutions that combine medical innovation with personalized care.