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A member asked:
Hey my stitches are electric blue and on the inside of my breast except for the ends is it ok to cut these off instead of spending extra money?
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No: If you see the same physician who placed the sutures, they may not be permitted to charge you for removal of same sutures. That charge should have been bundled with procedure charge for placement of sutures.
Answered 4/21/2017
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