What is barbed batch?

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barbed thigh is a monofilament polypropylene fiber with microscopic etching that creates the effect of many projections of similar Barb. Another surface area provided by the spines allows greater contact with tissue sewing. The specialized structure of these stitches allows you to repair the tissue, which is damaged at more than one dermal level without further voltage at the point of the OS. Barbed stitches are often used in plastic surgery for facial broths and breast reduction. Orthopedic surgeons can use barbed stitches to repair tendons and bindings. They are made in absorption and non -absorbable variations. Long or short, depending on the surgery in which they are used. The unique shape of the stitch allows the surgeon to use it without tying any knots, resulting in faster wound closure. Another advantage of stitching without a node is the improved blood supply to the edges of the wound, allowing faster healing. It must be carefully measured to match the length of the wound. After insertingThe end of the stitch must be pulled out to release the spines and secure the stitch location.

Surgeons usually use special methods of manipulation in the use of barbed batch. It is not possible to put a fabric material on a hall -shaped material before use. In addition, the surgeon should be careful when cleaning the edges of the wound after repairing caution to ensure that no foreign material is caught in the spines.

Possible complications from the use of barbed stitches are not very common and are likely to be cosmetic. Occasionally there was another scarring and skin. Some have noticed an asymmetrical healing of sewn area and the skin on one side of the scar looks running or indented.

Oil stitches can allow some people who would not normally be able to qualify for the procedure of plastic surgery, including some people who currently use blood thinners and smokersY, take advantage of the face rejuvenation process. The skin is inserted with barbed fibers and gently cloudy to the position. The hooks are inserted into the skin and cause a raised visual effect. The recovery time and bruising are often much less than traditional facial procedures.