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Will frostbite go away if its minor?


Because i was just kidding with one of those keyboard cleaners and held it upside down and you know frost comes out and now i feel like an *** that I did it .

Yes it will. It is like a burn in most respects. The more damage to the underlying tissues the longer it will take to heal. If deep enough, the areas would die and they would have to be surgically removed.

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