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edfilippi
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Member since 8/12 997 total posts
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Erica
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getting dermabond off
I went for my pp visit. I still have dermabond on my scar in some places. The Dr said I can use nail polish remover to get the rest off. Did anyone else use that? For some reason I'm nervous to use that. I guess I'm afraid its going to hurt but I know its all closed up. To be honest I don't think I even touched the incision. It grosses me out so much and to think I'm a nurse. I take care of other people wounds but on myself I'm such a baby.
What did everyone use to get the rest off?
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Posted 8/20/13 6:19 PM  |
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wishing2012
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Re: getting dermabond off
I actually used to work on the advertising for dermabond.
Vaseline or petroleum jelly removes it, or if you are in a pinch, you can try Chapstick.
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| Posted 8/20/13 6:57 PM |
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wishing2012
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Re: getting dermabond off
Btw, how does your scar look? We were trying to promote it for c-section use, bc it has much better cosmesis.
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| Posted 8/20/13 6:58 PM |
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edfilippi
LIF Adult
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Name:
Erica
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Re: getting dermabond off
It looks really good. Just a thin little line. Im sure it will become whiter with time and be barely noticeable.
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| Posted 8/20/13 8:53 PM |
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