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If surgical glue peeling off to soon, will my wounds still heal normally?
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Yes: The 'surgical glue' peels off in just a few days. Your wound should still heal ok. It can still get infected. If you have a concern about how your wound looks, or if it does get infected, see your surgeon.
Answered 10/3/2019
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