Whether or not a 6-year-old child will be left with scars after the facial sutures are removed is mainly analyzed according to the severity of the trauma, whether or not there is scarring, whether or not the wound is infected and other factors. 1. The severity of the trauma: the degree of trauma is more serious, injuring the skin deep tissue, at this time after the suture may leave scars. 2. Whether there is scarring: if the patient has scarring, there will be obvious scars at the wound after the wound gradually recovers, thus affecting the appearance of the face. 3. Whether the wound is infected or not: if the wound is infected and does not heal, it may also leave a scar. If the depth of the wound is relatively small, the wound is not scarred, and there is no infection after suturing, it will not leave a scar. It is recommended to consult the surgical department of a regular hospital, change the medication and remove the stitches regularly.