Steri-Strips are thin adhesive bandages often used by surgeons as a backup to dissolvable stitches or after regular stitches are removed. They’re also available for purchase in local pharmacies ...

For some wounds, it may be best to lay down all of the Steri-Strips first and then suture, while in other cases it can be best to use one Steri-Strip/suture combination at a time. While doing my ...

Butterfly stitches, also known as “Steri-Strips”, are adhesive bandages used to close small, shallow wounds. Butterfly stitches are an alternative to traditional needle and thread sutures ...

They stick best on dry, clean skin. Butterfly stitches, also known as Steri-Strips or butterfly bandages, are narrow adhesive bandages that are used instead of traditional stitches (sutures ...

Steri-Strips—thin adhesive strips commonly used to help stabilize an incision after stitches have been removed or dissolved—are meant to be worn until they fall off on their own. However ...

If adhesive steri-strips (which look like small pieces of tape) were used to close the incision, keep the area dry and do not remove them. They will gradually fall off on their own. If the strips ...

Dr. Sterry: DermaClip is sort of the next incarnation of the Steri-Strip or any kind of a strip wound closure. It is a way to close wounds without needing to use sutures or stitches and it is ...