The use of Band-Aids is not recommended in the clinic for bandaging suture sites. Band-Aids can be used for smaller wounds with stitches, and Band-Aids cannot be used for larger suture sites. Usually, if the wound is small, only 1-2 stitches, it is possible to avoid bacterial invasion and infection by using bandages. When using a band-aid, be careful to choose a band-aid that is breathable, and do not put it on too tightly to avoid affecting wound healing. When using a band-aid, be careful not to use it for more than 12 hours. Often, if the stitches are large or in a joint, gauze can be used to bandage the stitches. Patients should note that until the wound has healed, they should try to avoid getting water on the wound to avoid infection. If the wound becomes uncomfortable after the stitches are applied, the patient should consult a doctor in time for examination and treatment.