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I'm 2 weeks post-op and I still have a few patches of glue left but it's not a problem. I loved the glue, it was like having a waterproof barrier on your incisions. No bandages, no worries of contaminating the surgical area, no hassle with taking showers...it was wonderful. Underneath is dissolvable sutures so there's no need for staple or suture removal. The glue eventually starts to peel off, no pain involved. It just peels away just in time to uncover a fully healed incision site.

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well I was just wondering because the glue is on my incisions but its also all around it like there is a bunch and where there is no incisions there is glue pinching my skin I just didn't know exactly how long they stayed there. Thanks

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