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Title: When Does the Wound Close After a Child's Heart Surgery? 　　Answer: The healing time for a surgical incision in a child's heart depends on several factors, including the type of surgery, the child’s age, overall health, and postoperative care. Generally: Initial Healing (Days 1–7): The outer layer of the wound (skin) typically starts closing within 5–7 days. Scab formation and mild swelling may occur during this phase. Deep Tissue Healing (Weeks 2–4): Internal layers of the wound and surrounding tissue begin to repair. Stitches or staples are usually removed around 7–10 days post-surgery. Final Scarring (Months): Scarring may continue to improve for several months, though it will never fully disappear. 　　Key Tips for Faster Healing: Follow the surgeon’s care instructions: Keep the wound clean and dry; apply prescribed ointments. Avoid strenuous activities until cleared by the medical team. Monitor for signs of infection (redness, warmth, discharge, fever). 　　Note: Always consult the child’s pediatric surgeon or nurse for personalized guidance. In India, pediatric cardiac care is highly advanced, and recovery times align with global standards when proper post-op care is followed. 　　Let me know if you need further clarification! 😊