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Persistent erythema
Persistent erythema
Mild erythema along the suture lines is not uncommon, and spontaneously resolves by 1 month. However, persistent erythema may occur, particularly in patients with rosacea or fair skin. Neovascularization or telangiectasias may also occur in high-tension wound closures.10 These take longer to resolve, and pulsed-dye laser or intense pulsed light may be helpful.