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Right on CCexxp1!
Staple removal usually isn't all that painful, just a few pinches here and there. I'm very happy for you my friend. You've selected an excellent physician and I trust you'll have great results. Post some pictures when you get a chance :-) Bill
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Hm...So why are staples better than sutures again?
Anyone with experience with Sutures have any issues with the "pinching" feeling that Staples exhibit?
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azn_guy,
I'm not so sure that staples are better than sutures, or vice versa. Physicians have varying views on this. Personally, I've had both. Honestly, the best scar I had was after my first procedure (with sutures), but that's typical for virgin scalps, especially since it was such a small procedure. In my experience, staples hurt more during the removal process, but sutures itch more during the first 10 days. Best wishes, Bill
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Thanks Bill,
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Oh are you right..there is a "pinch" for each one, and sleeping with them has been an experience. No worries though, I relate it to having a baby, all the pain for much gain! I am so impatient, I will try and be good or the next 8-12 months, but, I'm one of those types that likes instant gratification, so, its an extra struggle. So far so good though. I must say, over my 2 year journey with this site, this has been a wonderful resource, I thank everyone out there for the guidance and encouragement, wish this existed in 1991 (or that I had the foresight to buy microsoft stock then!! Thanks to all...cc
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