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Best Answer: Vicryl sutures which are the dissolvable kind usually take 80-90 days to dissolve. However if they used what is called GUT sutures which are made of fish gut then about 10-12 days max. You can tell which is which because the vicryl are thick like a small white rope, the gut are almost like clear fishing line. Also if its the vicryl go back to where you were seen and they can remove them after 14 days the skin as adhered enough by then, sometimes they use them when they run out of nylon sutures.
Sepsis speeds the dissolution of catgut, especially plain catgut, so that it may dissolve in 2 or 3 days. You can also use absorbable sutures of synthetic material such as polyglycolic acid (''Dexon'). Catgut is soft and holds knots well, but not so well as a non-absorbable multifilament, such as linen or cotton. If a suture material does not hold knots too well, knots made of it need longer ends. So leave knots in catgut with 5 mm ends, unless you are using it for fine superficial vessels. You can cut linen or cotton 2 mm from the knot.