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Physician Testimonials

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Side-By-Side Clinical Study Comments

I wish my whole incision was closed with the study [INSORB®] staples.
- Abdominoplasty

The right side of my incision [metal skin staples] pinches more than the left [INSORB® staples].
- Repeat Cesarean Section

I did not even know I was cut on my left [INSORB® staple] side. There was stinging and burning on the right [metal staples] side but not on left [INSORB® staples] side.
- Primary Cesarean Section

Upper part [INSORB® staples] of incision is fine, but lower part [metal skin staples] pinches a lot.
- Abdominal Hysterectomy

The wound feels very comfortable.
- Repeat Cesarean Section

I am very happy with the incision and wish this technology was available for ER use (Patient is an Emergency Room Physician).
- Primary Cesarean Section

I like the visual appearance of the wound better than staples (metal).
- Repeat Cesarean Section

This incision feels much better than the previous scar.
- Repeat Cesarean Section

The flat part (INSORB closure) looks a lot better (compared to sutured closure). My friend also needs to have surgery and is going to wait until the whole incision can be closed with this new (INSORB) stapler.
- Abdominoplasty

Why wasn’t my whole incision closed with the new stapler. I noticed the (INSORB®) stapler area healed the best compared to the rest of my incision.
- Abdominoplasty

This wound is more comfortable than my last (Entire incision closed with INSORB®).
- Repeat Cesarean Section

I did not know the difference in the staples (INSORB® versus metal) until you had to take the metal ones out. That was a definite difference between the two types!
- Abdominoplasty

The INSORB side is not as tender or as swollen and it also seemed to heal better and faster. I wish my whole incision was closed with the new staples.
- Abdominoplasty