Several dermatological effects of Centella asiatica including surgical and burning wound healing, increase of collagen and Fibronectin, blood flow in connective tissue and antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, makes possible topical using it for treatment of burning and wound. This study is aimed to evaluate the effect of solution derived from Centella asiatica on partial thickness burning in patients referred to Velayat burning events center, Rasht. This is a double blind randomized clinical trial in which both physicians and patients are not aware of content of administrative drug in groups. Of patients with partial thickness burning and lower than 10% burning in the limbs, between 14-65 years old, with stable general condition, without history of concomitant major disease and history of drug consumption, 60 patients will be entered in the study. After confirming inclusion criteria and rule out of exclusion criteria, they were divided randomly into two remedial intervention and control groups. Control group will give routine treatment (Silver Sulfadiazine 1%) and intervention group will give solution derived from Centella asiatica. Patients will be evaluated as severity of pain and surface of burning in entering time, 2, 7 and 14 days after giving treatment.