If you’ve had a total knee replacement, you’ve probably noticed a thin mesh or clear adhesive strip covering your incision. This mesh helps protect the healing skin and keeps tension off the incision line — but eventually, it starts to peel away on its own. Here’s what you should know 👇 ✅ Don’t pull it off early. Let the edges begin to lift naturally — usually around 10–14 days after surgery. ✅ Trim, don’t tug. If the edges start curling, you can use clean scissors to trim the loose ends rather

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