PEDIATRIC MICRO SUTURE
Recovery of the child's face wound and
Considering the scar Pediatric Microsuturing
Check the depth of the wound, the degree of openness, the bleeding pattern, and the skin tension line together.

ABOUT
Carefully examine even small wounds
Pediatric Microsuturing
The child's face wound has thin skin and high elasticity.
Even a small wound can be easily opened.
After checking the depth of the wound, the degree of swelling, the bleeding pattern, and the direction of the skin tension line
Judge whether it is a fine stiture or not.
- The depth of the wound
- To the extent that it was wide
- Bleeding phase
- Skin tension line
CRITERIA
Need stitching
Wound standard
- If the wound is open and the inner flesh is visible
- If it is wider than 3mm
- When you can see the dermis layer or the fat layer
- If the area around the eyes, lips, forehead, and nose is torn
- If the bleeding doesn't stop
- If the foreign substance is deeply embedded
LAYERS
Check according to the depth of the wound
Layer-by-layer stitching
Not only the epidermis, but also the dermis, fat layer, and muscle layer are stitched layer by layer according to the depth of the wound.
Stubbornness
A layer of fat
Muscle layer
Consider the position of the facial muscles and the texture of the skin, and organize the inner tissue first.

FIRST AID
Check before visiting the hospital
Three protection processes
STEP 01
Washing
Wash with running water or physiological salt water.
STEP 02
Things to avoid
Avoid alcohol and alcohol swaps.
STEP 03
Protection·In-house
Protect with a gauze or band and visit the hospital as soon as possible.
INFORMATION
Check before fine stuture
Basic information
- Time of visit
- It is recommended within 6~24 hours if possible.
- Anesthesia method
- Use local anesthesia or syrup-type sedatives depending on age and body weight
- Remove the stitches
- After 7 or 10 days depending on the depth and condition of the wound
- Scar care
- Observe the course of 2-3 months after using scar ointment, and proceed with scar treatment if necessary.
AFTERCARE
After sewing, it continues
Step-by-step management
Scar care is as important as sutures.
Dressing
Remove the stitches
Scar ointment
UV protection
Scar laser if necessary
CAUTION
Suitable for the child's condition
I need a treatment plan
Anesthesia and suture, stitch removal, and scar care plans may vary depending on age, weight, wound depth, and condition.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
CONSULTATION
Check the condition of the child's wound carefully
Please consult about the necessary treatment
Check the wound condition and the subsequent management process together.