- Deep cuts caused by accidents or trauma
- Skin tears from sharp objects such as glass or metal
- Facial lacerations affecting the lips, nose, eyelids, or cheeks
- Scalp lacerations that may bleed heavily
- Wounds involving underlying muscle or soft tissue damage
- Irregular or jagged cuts that require careful tissue alignment
- Lacerations caused by falls, sports injuries, or workplace accidents
- Traumatic wounds at risk of infection or poor healing without surgical care


