Skip the long hospital wait times with our professional Wound Suturing Services in Perth, Australia. At Victa Health in O’Connor, our experienced GPs provide immediate minor trauma GP care for cuts, grazes, and lacerations. We offer a calm, safe environment to repair wounds quickly, minimizing scarring and infection risk for both adults and children.
Monday & Friday – 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Tuesday to Thursday – 8:30 am to 5:00 pm
Saturday & Sunday – 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
Wound suturing (stitching) is a medical procedure used to hold body tissues together after an injury.
When a cut is deep, gaping, or bleeding, it requires mechanical support to heal. By using sterile threads (sutures), we close the gap, which stops bleeding, protects the underlying tissue from bacteria, and ensures the skin heals across a narrow line rather than a wide scar. For many patients, this falls under emergency wound care that can be safely managed outside of a hospital.
We follow a strict medical protocol to ensure safe and effective laceration repair:
We quickly evaluate the depth of the cut and check for nerve or tendon damage to ensure it is safe for GP management.
The wound is thoroughly irrigated to remove debris, and local anaesthetic is applied to make the procedure painless.
Your doctor performs precise stitches for cuts using high-quality sutures (or medical glue) to align skin edges perfectly.
We book your follow-up for wound checks and removing stitches to monitor healing and prevent infection.
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You likely need stitches if the cut is deep, longer, gaping open, or won't stop bleeding after applying pressure.
Typically, face stitches are removed in 5 days, while body and limb stitches stay in for 7-14 days, depending on location.
No, the procedure itself is painless because we inject a local anesthetic to numb the area first.
Usually, you must keep the wound dry for the first 24-48 hours. After that, gentle washing is often permitted, but soaking (baths/swimming) is avoided.
It varies by wound complexity. A standard repair incurs a consultation fee plus a procedure fee. Please check our billing page or call for details.
We treat most minor trauma. However, severe injuries involving broken bones, uncontrollable bleeding, or deep nerve/tendon damage are referred to the Emergency Department.
A deep cut exposes you to infection and leaves an ugly scar if left to heal “naturally.” Professional laceration repair at Victa Health closes the wound safely for a faster, cleaner recovery.