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1 After removing the bandage, wash the area with soap and water. 2  After cleaning, reapply a fresh bandage.  You may remove the bandage to shower as usual after the first 24 hours, but do not soak the area in water (no tub baths or swimming) until the sutures are removed.
Report Abuse. Most medical bandage adhesive removers have acetone in them, so I would try over-the-counter nail polish remover. Just try to keep the stuff off any open wound as it might hurt. Just light scrub the area with a gauze with the remover on it.If the skin gets irritated, then stop and wait to do a little more the next day when the irritation has resolved. Source(s): I am a Plastic Surgeon.ust try to keep the stuff off any open wound as it might hurt. Just light scrub the area with a gauze with the remover on it. If the skin gets irritated, then stop and wait to do a little more the next day when the irritation has resolved.