Effects of aesthetic suturing on wound healing and scar formation in patients with traffic accident–related injuries - Takeaways - MDSpire

Effects of aesthetic suturing on wound healing and scar formation in patients with traffic accident–related injuries

  • By

  • Jun Ren

  • Jing Diao

  • Ya-Qin Zhang

  • Chen Cai

  • Zi-Liang Gong

  • Bi-Bo Tang

  • April 13, 2026

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    Aesthetic suturing was associated with improved scar quality and higher patient satisfaction compared to conventional suturing in traffic accident injuries.

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    Time to complete healing and primary healing were similar between aesthetic and conventional suturing groups, with no significant differences in wound-related complications.

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    Patients who received aesthetic suturing had lower Vancouver Scar Scale scores, indicating better scar outcomes and reduced scar pain.

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    Revisit and readmission rates were less frequent in patients treated with aesthetic suturing, suggesting a potential benefit in healthcare utilization.

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    The study supports aesthetic suturing as a viable technique for optimizing scar outcomes without increasing short-term wound complications.

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Effects of aesthetic suturing on wound healing and scar formation in patients with traffic accident–related injuries

  • by Jun Ren, Jing Diao, Ya-Qin Zhang, Chen Cai, Zi-Liang Gong, Bi-Bo Tang

  • April 13, 2026

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