It is not acceptable to remove stitches yourself. Stitch removal requires the observance of asepsis and the use of specialized tools. Removal of stitches is the removal of stitches from a wound that has already been sutured, and this process requires strict aseptic operation, which requires iodine povidone, cotton swabs, scissors for removing stitches, and gauze or dressings if necessary, and it is not possible to do this on your own, so it is better to go to the hospital to remove the stitches, rather than doing it on your own at home. The timing of suture removal needs to be observed and determined by a medical professional. It is often difficult to accurately determine when removing the stitches yourself. Removing the stitches if not done properly may cause infection of the wound, delay the healing of the wound, or even more difficult situation, and there are requirements for removing the stitches, not all at once, you need to remove a part of it first, and then remove a part of it after a few days of recovery. Therefore, the removal of stitches should go to the hospital to find a professional doctor to operate.