You'll need to be able to see every stitch clearly to do the job properly. Don't attempt to remove your stitches in a place that's too dark, or you could accidentally cut yourself. Use the pair of tweezers to gently lift the knot of the first stitch slightly above the skin. Holding the knot above your skin, use your other hand to insert your scissors under the knot and snip the suture next to the knot. Use the tweezers to continue grasping the knot and gently pull the stitch through your skin and out. You might feel a bit of pressure, but it should not be painful.  Do not pull the knot through your skin. It will catch on your skin and cause bleeding to occur. It's a good idea to snip off the knot to avoid accidentally pulling it through. If the skin starts to bleed when you remove the stitch, your stitches are not ready to come out. Stop what you're doing and see a doctor to remove the remaining stitches. Use the tweezers to lift the knots, then snip with the scissors. Pull the thread through and discard. Continue until all the stitches have been removed. Make sure there's no residue left around the area of the wound. If you'd like, you can place a sterile bandage to cover the area and allow it to continue to heal.
اجلس في مكان جيد الإضاءة. ارفع العقدة الأولى. اقطع الغرزة. اسحب الخيط خلال الجلد. أكمل إزالة الغرز. نظف الجرح.