JAY LENO RECEIVES HYPERBARIC CHAMBER TREATMENT AFTER HE SUFFERED SERIOUS BURNS IN GASOLINE FIRE

According to a correspondent at fox news and inside edition this morning, talk show host Jay Leno underwent skin graft surgery after suffering from 'deep second-degree' burns, doctor said. After comedian and classic car collector Jay Leno suffered from "serious burns" Saturday in a gasoline fire while working on one of his vehicles, the 72-year-old underwent hyperbaric treatment. The talk show host was seen in a hyperbaric chamber, which Leno’s doctor, Peter Grossman, explained is supposed to decrease swelling, increase blood flow with good oxygenation and decrease bacteria, according to a video obtained by "Inside Edition." Leno is seen in a blue hospital gown and both hands are bandaged, with his left arm almost wrapped up to his elbow. Initially, Leno suffered "deep second-degree" and possibly third-degree burns in the car fire. Grossman told "Inside Edition" that Leno’s scars from the severe burns will "be visible for the foreseeable future" and hopes they will be minimal or "maybe not at all." Full story: www.foxnews.com/entertainment/jay-leno-hyperbaric-chamber-treatment-suffered-burns-gasoline-fire