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Once removed the thread from the sutured wounds in the face after 12 days are more likely to scar? when the thread of the wound should be taken out?
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Usually sutures: Are removed from facial wounds 4-5 days after placement. Leaving them longer risks permanent suture marks.
Answered 7/7/2017
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