This is a specialized tool doctors use to take out surgical staples.
Pull out the medical staple in the same direction it went in to avoid tearing your skin. You might feel a slight pinch, sting or tugging sensation. This is normal. [8] X Research source
When the end of the incision is reached, inspect the area again to check for any staples that may have been missed. This will help to prevent future skin irritation and infection.
Use a butterfly bandage if the there is still skin separation. This will provide support and help to prevent the formation of a larger scar. [9] X Research source [10] X Research source Use a light gauze dressing to prevent irritation. This will act as a buffer between the affected area and your clothing. [11] X Research source Expose the healing incision to the air, if possible. Make sure to not to cover the affected area with clothing, to avoid irritation. [12] X Research source
Redness and irritation around the affected area. Affected area is hot to the touch. Increased pain. Yellow or green discharge. Fever. [14] X Research source
