SUTURE Tutorial: Subcuticular Interrupted Suture - HD step-by-step instructions!

Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE! This video was recorded in 4K high-definition. Use the Settings "gear" in the bottom right hand corner of the video to change the quality to the highest setting (4K) for the best video quality. Thanks for watching this suture tutorial focused on interrupted subcuticular suturing! Remember, this suture technique must always be performed with sterile absorbable suture in a extremely sterile fashion, and needs to be secured by steristrips.
Please subscribe (if you haven't already), like this video, and share with your friends and classmates! More videos linked to below.
Subscribe: / @minimedlessons
Instagram: / minimedlessons
Other suturing videos of mine that you may enjoy:
Subcuticular Suturing with Aberdeen Knot - • SUTURE Tutorial: Subcu...
Subcuticular Suturing with Traditional Knot - • SUTURE Tutorial: Subcu...
Simple Interrupted Suturing - • SUTURE Tutorial: Simpl...
The Instrument Tie - • SUTURE Tutorial: The I...
Vertical Mattress Suturing - • SUTURE Tutorial: Verti...
Horizontal Mattress Suturing - • SUTURE Tutorial: Horiz...
Running Locking Suturing - • SUTURE Tutorial: Runni...
Deep Tissue Absorbables - • SUTURE Tutorial: Deep ...
Figure-of-8 Suturing - • SUTURE Tutorial: Figur...
Removing Sutures - • SUTURE Tutorial: How t...
Stapling a Laceration - • Closing a Laceration U...
Removing Skin Staples - • Surgical STAPLE REMOVA...
PLEASE NOTE: All of the content in this video and all other videos on this channel are solely the opinion of the creator and should NOT be used as medical advice or medical care. This video is intended for students of medicine. If you have a laceration or skin injury of any kind, you are officially advised to seek immediate medical attention in a hospital or medical clinic.

[@minimedlessons]

Thanks for watching! You may like this video too; it's also subcuticular suturing but in a running technique --> czcams.com/video/M3vISruyFkI/video.html

[@SirEnzo371]

Your videos are amazing. I really appreciate these lessons.

[@minimedlessons]

Thank you so much for following along!

[@nobullziggster4070]

Hey hey nice to see you again. Thank you so much. You will be seeing more of me. Thanks for sharing

[@minimedlessons]

Glad to have some time to make a couple videos. Glad to have you following along!

[@ChrissaSD]

I love the way you did that suture. I like that particularity if the patient is prone to developing keloids.
Beautifully explained as well. Thank you!

[@minimedlessons]

Thank you! And thanks for commenting and following!

[@Aaron-rq4cs]

Hey welcome back, any chance you could finish the ecg series? I love the way you teach and it would be a great way to brush up on ecg when I need it.

[@minimedlessons]

Hello, thanks for the comment! Yes, I intend to finish the ECG series. Those videos require huge amounts of time, as I do all the drawings myself, but yes, I hope to be working on the next ones soon. Thanks for following along!

[@vasundharan3151]

Such a beautiful demonstration !

[@minimedlessons]

Thank you so much!

[@Sarah_61218]

Thank you for teaching me suturing

[@saquibkhan6400]

Great video thanks surgeon🎉

[@urmilasureka9377]

Thanks fie your teaching

[@yonghwan-jq3en]

thank you sir

[@adhityapanjiasmoro5848]

Great video, is it posible if use a catgut/ chromic catgut for a subcuticular suture?

[@BBminrmajrty]

is there a difference between this suture and a deep dermal suture?

[@austinswisher94]

Where can I find practice suturing skin like you have in this video?

[@minimedlessons]

I purchase mine from SurgiReal.com. I have no financial connections to the company, just a fan!