Chassegnaic and Halsted intradermal suture. Technique for applying cosmetic surgical sutures
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Characteristics of the Chassegnaic and Halsted intradermal suture include good wound edge adaptation, a good cosmetic effect, and less disruption to microcirculation compared to other suture types.
A non-absorbable suture material with a piercing needle is used. Smooth sutures, such as monofilament polyamide or polypropylene, are preferable, as this will make suture removal easier.
In general, intradermal sutures are used to close shallow, smooth wounds that do not bleed.
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It is best to secure the suture with a regular knot through a silicone lining.
Excessive suture tension can lead to necrosis.
If minor defects remain, the wound edges can be aligned with skin strips.
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