Under normal circumstances the removal of stitches after toe surgery is usually 12 to 14 days, while there are complications such as infection and suppuration at the suture site, the suture needs to be removed earlier if necessary. 1. Normal situation: in the clinic, the suture removal time for limbs is 12 days, and the toe belongs to the category of limbs, so 12 days is enough for suture removal. 2. Tension-reducing suture: for patients who have too much skin excision or more skin defects during suturing, the tension at the wound is relatively large during suturing, and the time for suture removal needs to be appropriately prolonged, and it usually takes 14 days. 3. Infected wounds: for wounds infected with pus, especially the formation of local abscesses, need to be partially or completely removed as soon as possible, so that the wound is open, conducive to the drainage of secretions inside the wound. The specific time to remove the stitches is recommended by a professional physician for the patient’s wound specific conditions.