Primary closure is indicated within 24 hours of the injury
Consider delayed or staged closure with presentation >24hrs, signs of infection around the wound, or those at high risk of infection
Any injuries extending to the external auditory canal or with associated middle or inner<unk>  injury should be referred to ENT or Plastic surgery
Partial avulsions may be closed by EPs as long as there is a wide pedicle and brisk capillary refill at the most distal aspect of the injury. Otherwise refer to ENT/plastics given the risk for ischemia.
Ear laceration
Tongue laceration
Nasal fracture
Nasal septal hematoma
Nailbed laceration
Lip laceration
Eyelid laceration
Conjunctival laceration