Clinically encountered a few such cases: eye sutures have more than ten days have not been removed, and the line is still hanging quite firmly. When asked why, the patient affirms that absorbable sutures do not need to be removed. It is true that some people do not allow the removal of sutures, but usually they are removed as soon as the wound/incision has healed. Modern medical materials are colorful, and patients enjoy high-quality stuff – a good thing. Alas, flexibility in clinical use is desirable. For example, the more expensive and longer an absorbable thread muscle subcutaneous suture is not used up skin surface with – more fast and economical. But not full of joy – can be absorbed without removing. Skin healing time varies from one part of the body to another. Routinely – 5 days for eyelids 7 days for face 10 days for chest, back and abdomen 2 weeks for limbs. How long does it take for absorbable wires to naturally degrade? Why does the skin surface have to be removed by then? These are small things we need to do well. Better for the people.