Service Scope
- Suturing of small and medium cuts (physician)
- Suture removal (7-14 day schedule)
- Wound healing assessment
- Steri-strip and support applications
- Dressing and scar care guidance
When Is It Needed?
- Emergency suturing need in cuts and lacerations
- Patients whose suture removal time has come
- Control and dressing of the suture site
- Separation or problems at wound edges
- Closure of superficial skin cuts
Frequently Asked Questions
When are stitches removed?
Within 7-14 days depending on the area; earlier on face, later on joints/hands. Absorbable sutures are not removed.
Is removal painful?
Usually painless; only a slight pulling sensation.
Can every wound be sutured at home?
Deep, contaminated wounds or suspected tendon/nerve injuries are referred to hospital.
Service Details
| Performed By | Specialist Physician |
|---|---|
| Average Duration | 20-40 minutes |
| Location | At your home |
| Availability | 24/7 |
How It Works
1
Assessment: Wound condition and suitability examined.
2
Preparation: Sterile field and local anesthesia if needed.
3
Procedure: Sutures placed or removed with sterile technique.
4
Follow-up: Dressing applied and control scheduled.
Who Performs This Service? — Specialist Physician
Examination, diagnosis, prescription and surgical-grade procedures are performed by our licensed physicians; a medical evaluation is carried out before each procedure.
Important Note
Suturing and suture removal at home under sterile conditions, together with healing follow-up. All applications follow physician plans and hygiene standards.
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