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Bret Lebsack

Oct 24, 2024

my doctor applied dermaglue to my wound instead of using stitches, what exactly is the treatment and does it h

My doctor applied dermaglue to my wound instead of using stitches. What exactly is this treatment, and does it have any side effects? I was informed that I couldn’t wash the wound on my face for 10 days, which means I can’t wash my hair during that time either. Additionally, I’m curious about what dermaglue is, as I couldn’t find much information online and my doctor was in a hurry, so I didn’t have the chance to ask questions.

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Anonymous

Jan 14, 2025

This method is less traumatic than stitches. The super glue in stores is similar in composition to the glue that physicians use in surgery. It will flake off in a few days. Your doc doesn’t want you to get it very wet because he doesn’t want it to come apart. Clean your wound the way he instructed you to. If you don’t remember the instructions, call his office nurse. They can instruct you and are less intimidating than the doctor. She/He can also answer your questions about the glue. Don’t worry, this procedure has been around a long time. If you want to research it on the internet, type in glue for wounds and lots of info will come up. good luck!

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Anonymous

Jan 25, 2025

i think it,s like skin to heal better. who told you not to wash for ten days.if the doctor than wash around the wound and go to thr drug store and get dry shampoo for your hair you should be ok

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