Objective: To investigate the current clinical situations of disability acceptance, copying methods and hope level of facial burn patients, and to analyze the correlation between disability acceptance and copying methods & hope level. Methods: Facial burn patients who were hospitalized and treated in our hospital from June 2013 to June 2016 were selected with the method of cross-sectional study. General Situation Questionnaire of Patients, Acceptance of Disability Scale (AODS), Hope Level Index Scale (HII) and Medical Coping Methods Questionnaire (MCMQ) were adopted to investigate the patients. In this study, 180 copies of questionnaire were given out and 172 effective copies were recovered. Results: Disability acceptance of facial burn patients was low; the total score was 63.05±14.39. Their hope level was in the medium range; the total score was 31.40±5.00. Their scores of avoidance coping and yield coping were evidently higher than national norms, while the score of confrontation coping was evidently lower than national norm; the differences were of statistical significance (P<0.05). As indicated by the results of Pearson correlation analysis, scores of all dimensions of hope level were positively correlated with scores of all dimensions of disability acceptance and the total score (r=0.223–0.325, P<0.05); avoidance coping and yield coping were negatively correlated with scores of all dimensions of disability acceptance and the total score (r=–0.281––0.151, P<0.05); confrontation copying was positively correlated with scores of all dimensions of disability acceptance and the total score (r=0.375–0.406, P<0.05). Conclusion: Disability acceptance of facial burn patients is low. Clinical medical care personnel can improve the patients’ psychological health by mobilizing their positive psychological resources and helping them adopt the positive coping methods.