The past two days I noticed this pimple and I thought it would go away but it popped and now I have a tiny hole. I think I got all the gunk out. Yuck. What do I do now? Should I sterilize it with peroxide and then apply neosporin and gauze? I hope this doesn’t happen with all the sutures. I’m very squeamish and I prefer not to see small deep holes in my body. How many of these spitting sutures are expected?
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Every plastic surgeon has their own post-operative
recommendations and the answer will vary from surgeon to surgeon. It is
important that you are following your surgeon’s post-op instructions to ensure
the best healing. We recommend consulting your surgeon to further discuss your
concerns.
