Clinical Application of Skin Wound Adhesive (Glue) in Skin Incisions

Objective: To explore the clinical application of skin wound adhesive (glue) in skin incisions. Methods: Data from 46 patients who underwent surgery in our hospital between June 2024 and August 2024 were collected, focusing on breast surgery incisions as the study subject, with follow-up observations conducted for 1–2 weeks. Results: All incisions healed well without splitting, allergic reactions, or infections, and no adverse reactions were observed. Conclusion: The application of skin wound adhesive (glue) in breast surgery incisions is effective and safe; the adhesive process is convenient for external body incisions, eliminates the need for suture removal, shortens patient surgery and hospital stays, and reduces incision infection risk, resulting in satisfactory incision healing outcomes.