Upon review of the existing literature, there is no definitive data to support either method as superior, with regards to wound complications and outcomes, mature scar cosmesis, or post-operative pain. There is some evidence to suggest that subcuticular suture closure is marginally superior with regards to scar cosmesis, but given that operative time is increased, there is not enough benefit to the patient to change the standard of care. In addition, with the current trend of medicine moving towards patient-reported outcomes, it becomes increasingly important to evaluate patient satisfaction to determine whether there is a superior method. The investigators hypothesize that there will be no statistically significant difference between staple skin closure and subcuticular suture closure, with regards to the primary outcomes of patient satisfaction and mature scar cosmesis.