Suture removal is a common medical procedure performed to remove sutures or stitches that have been used to close a surgical incision or a wound. The process involves gently cutting and removing the sutures from the skin using specialized instruments, such as scissors or forceps. Suture removal is typically done once the wound has sufficiently healed and the sutures have served their purpose in holding the skin together during the initial stages of healing. The procedure is usually quick and minimally uncomfortable for the patient. After suture removal, the wound is often inspected to ensure proper healing progress. Suture removal is a crucial step in the post-operative care process, allowing the wound to continue healing naturally and reducing the risk of infection or scarring.