In his previous role Mario Heinen was Executive Vice President, Head of the Centre of Excellence (COE) Fuselage and Cabin from 2008.n his previous role Mario Heinen was Executive Vice President, Head of the Centre of Excellence (COE) Fuselage and Cabin from 2008.
Removing stitches. You will be told if you need to return to your GP or a nurse to have your stitches removed. These are the usual time periods: stitches on your head â you'll need to return after 3 to 5 days. stitches over joints, such as your knees or elbows â you'll need to return after 10 to 14 days. stitches on other parts of your body â you'll need to return after 7 to 10 days.
Here are some guidelines for when sutures stitches should be removed: Face: 4-5 days; Neck:7 days; Arms and back of hands: 7 days; Scalp, chest, abdomen or back: 7- 10 days; Legs and top of feet: 10 days; Palms, soles, fingers or toes: 12-14 days; Overlying a joint:12-14 days; Suture Removal Delays: Don't miss your appointment for removing sutures. Leaving sutures in too long can leave skin marks. Sometimes, it can cause scarring. It also makes taking the sutures out harder. Suture Out Early: If the sutures come out early, close the wound with tape.