Delayed wound healing: big hole. Will I stay having a big hole? (Photos)

Hello,Those sutures are just going to erode through your skin long before your wound heals. Additionally, wounds don't heal if they are lined with dead tissue, like yours.  You need to find a surgeon who remembers the principles of wound healing. You'll need sharp debridement of your wound until there is no more dead tissue. At that point, you can start normal saline soaked gauze covered with dry gauze (wet to dry dressings), which get changed thrice daily. Peroxide is too caustic for the fragile healing tissues, so you won't need that anymore, nor will you need topical or systemic antibiotics.  Best of luck!

Thanks for your inquiry, most abdominal wounds heal with proper woundcare and time.  You are doing the right things and seeing your plastic surgeon regularly.  

Dear ll67h,this is not uncommon issue after tummy tuck. Based on your photos and description, it looks like your plastic surgeon has a good plan. I would suggest you to follow his instructions. Your wound should eventually heal. Daniel Barrett, MD, MHA, MS 
Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery  
Member, Am. Society of Plastic Surgery

First and foremost, do not worry!  This will heal either on its own with wound care or with a small procedure to stitch together.This problem does occur although not that common.  Treatment varies amongst plastic surgeons.  Based on your pictures, I would remove those stitches so that the open wound could be treated more thoroughly.  Other than that, I agree with your physician.Dr Spies

and the sutures placed to diminish the size of the hole is not helping.  The dead tissue has to be cleared completely before healing will start and if there is any odor, your wound needs to be debrided more than just approximated as it is now.  Your final scar will be much smaller than what the hole looks like but excellent wound care is needed to get this to heal asap.  Is your surgeon a plastic surgeon or a cosmetic surgeon?