 Methods and Procedures Applied to Human Subjects During their office visit, patients over the age of 18 who meet the inclusion criteria and do not meet the exclusion criteria will be invited to participate in the study. Patients who choose to participate will be given a verbal explanation of the study protocol by an investigator. A punch biopsy will be performed and each site will be closed with one simple percutaneous suture using a P-3 needle and aseptic technique. The type of suture received by the patient will be randomized. Group A will receive PDS suture and Group B will receive chromic gut suture. The wounds will be dressed with bacitracin and an adhesive bandage. The sites will be treated with twice daily bacitracin and bandage changes by the patient. After one weeks time, the patient will return to clinic and their dermatologist will evaluate the biopsy site for redness, wound infection, wound dehiscence, and scar hypertrophy. The patients will be given a questionnaire evaluating their satisfaction with the cosmetic outcome and any pain caused by the suture. If the suture came out before the visit, the patient will be asked to report on what day the suture fell out. The patients will return in one week and the same evaluation will be performed by their Dermatologist as well as given the same questionnaire. Lastly, the patients will return for their fourth total visit to once again be given the same evaluation by their Dermatologist as well as given the same questionnaire. 