Your doctor knows the extent of the surgery, and how to best proceed with the next steps in the healing process.  Each doctor has clear directions for you to follow for the first few days after surgery, including instructions for when it is safe to start bathing and showering. The directions are largely based on the type of surgery that was performed and the way the incision was closed during surgery. The instructions about bathing and showering were provided at the time of your discharge. Contact your doctor promptly if this information has been misplaced, so you can prevent infection, avoid injury, and move forward with your recovery. Knowing more about the method used to close your incision may help to prevent injury and infection.  The most common four ways to close a surgical incision are: using surgical sutures, also called stitches; staples; wound closure strips, sometimes called butterfly band-aids or steri-strips; and liquid tissue glue.  Many surgeons will also apply a waterproof bandage over the incision to allow you to shower as you normally would, when you feel up to it.  Exposure to gentle streams of water 24 hours after surgery for incisions closed with tissue glue is considered acceptable in most cases.  Sutures can be the kind that are removed once the tissue is healing, or they may be absorbable, and will dissolve into your skin without the need to be manually removed.  Caring for incisions that were closed with sutures that need to be manually removed, staples, or wound closure strips similar to butterfly band-aids, may require keeping the area dry for a longer period of time. This can be accomplished by continuing to take sponge baths, or by covering the area when showering. If the incision does not need to be covered, take care to avoid scrubbing the area or rubbing it with a washcloth.  Clean the area using mild soap and water, but do not let soap or other bath products get directly into the incision. Let clean water gently run over the area.  Most surgeons recommend resuming the use of...

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