It achieves rapid hemostasis; the bonding process is painless and requires no anesthesia.
The wound heals in a linear fashion, free from the skin irritation caused by foreign bodies such as sutures or staples. This reduces the incidence of inflammation, results in minimal scarring, and offers excellent cosmetic outcomes.
There is no need for suture removal, which significantly reduces the time spent seeking medical care and lowers medical expenses.
In the context of tension-free repair for inguinal hernias, the application of medical-grade tissue adhesive to secure the mesh and achieve wound hemostasis yields excellent results. It does not increase the postoperative recurrence rate; furthermore, it reduces operative time and alleviates postoperative pain, while also minimizing the occurrence of chronic postoperative pain and localized hematomas.
Precisely because of these advantages, medical adhesive bonding is particularly well-suited for use on children and young women-especially for wounds located on the head and face.
