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The outer skin is pretty thin, but after butchering many a bird, skinning and plucking, it takes a bit to tear it if it's not over scalded. I'd agree that small birds like parrots and such have very thin skin though. So I don't think the sutures will tear out that easily on a chicken.

Be careful with things like lidocane and pain relievers used on mammals. There have been a few cases on this board that application of even pain relief neosporin has caused cardiac arrest in their birds. It's toxic to them. Good luck!

If you do glue it, don't seal it shut. It needs to be able to drain.

Looks like the tissue is still there, so if you can get it to sew back up, but to also drain, I'd say she has a chance.