The fasciotomy incisions lead to large, unsightly, chronic wounds after surgical intervention. The classic management was split thickness skin grafting but it leads to insensate skin with 23% of people upset by the appearance of the wound and 12% forced to changed occupation. Since no skin loss has occurred with the fasciotomy and utilizing the dermal properties of creep, stress relaxation and load cycling closure can be achieved in a better way. Our hypothesis is that using dermatotraction approximation could be done using inexpensive equipment readily available in any standard operating room.