Cosmetic suturing will definitely leave a scar, but it is usually small or inconspicuous.
Under normal circumstances, skin damage to the dermis below the deep dermis need to be cosmetic needle suture, and injuries to the deep dermis will leave scars, no matter how fine the choice of cosmetic needles, how advanced the material, will leave scars after healing. However, due to the fine diameter of the cosmetic needles and threads, the damage to the tissue is relatively small, and the fine sutures are able to reduce the degree of localized scar proliferation, making the scars look smaller or less obvious.
If cosmetic needles are used, it is recommended to keep the local skin clean and hygienic to avoid infection, which can prevent larger scars from developing. Scars can also be improved by applying some topical gels, such as scar removal creams. Uncomfortable symptoms should be timely communication with the doctor, follow the doctor’s instructions for regular review.