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Deep wounds on the hands or fingers. Wounds on the face, lips, or any area where you are worried about scarring for cosmetic reasons.
Wounds on the eyelids often need treatment for both functional and cosmetic reasons. Wounds longer than 20 mm 0.
Wounds that continue to bleed after 15 minutes of direct pressure. Treatment by a doctor may not be needed for: Wounds with smooth edges that stay together during normal movement of the affected body part.
Shallow wounds less than 6. Most puncture wounds. The wounds tend to be smaller, and treatment does not speed healing or reduce scarring.
The wounds tend to be deeper, narrower, and harder to clean. Closing a puncture wound with stitches, staples, or skin adhesive may seal bacteria into it, which increases the risk of infection. If a puncture wound becomes infected, it will usually drain better and heal faster if it is not closed with stitches, staples, or skin adhesive.
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