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Wound Dressing

We provide professional and compassionate care for simple wound dressings and stitches removal. Our services are designed to ensure effective healing and comfort for various minor wounds, cuts, burns and abrasions.

What is Simple Wound Dressing and Stitches Removal?

Firstly, simple wound dressing involves cleaning and covering minor wounds to promote healing and prevent infection. Our skilled doctors use sterile techniques and high-quality dressing materials to ensure optimal care and recovery.

Additionally, stitches removal is the process of taking out sutures used to close a wound or surgical incision. This step is crucial for proper wound healing and to minimize the risk of infection or scarring. It is important to note that removing stitches on your own is not recommended due to the need for proper sterile techniques and instruments.

Our Simple Wound Dressing/Stitches Removal Services Include:

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Assessment

We start with a thorough evaluation of the wound or stitches to determine the appropriate treatment and dressing materials.
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Cleaning

Gentle cleaning of the wound helps to remove debris and reduce the risk of infection.
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Dressing Application

We apply sterile dressings to protect the wound and facilitate healing.
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Aftercare Instructions

Finally, we provide guidance on how to care for the wound at home. This includes advice on topical or oral treatments, when to change the dressing, and recognizing signs of potential complications.
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Frequently Asked Questions

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Simple wound dressing is suitable for minor wounds, cuts, abrasions, and small surgical wounds. For more complex injuries, additional medical evaluation may be necessary.

Wound dressing is generally safe. Our doctor would check for your drug allergies before applying any dressing materials onto your wound. However, if you experience any unusual reactions, such as increased pain or swelling, please contact us for advice.

Initial dressing should be applied by a professional. We will provide guidance for home care and frequency of dressing change to facilitate your wound healing.

Yes. You should bring along the dressing materials provided by the hospital institutions, together with the hospital memo (if any). We will facilitate the wound dressing procedure accordingly. If you require any complex dressing materials, do contact us before visiting us or making an appointment. 

You may experience a brief sensation of pulling or discomfort, but the procedure is generally quick and well-tolerated.