I have a 2inch hole in my incision after a TT with lipo and a culture shows that the area is now infected with ecoli. (Photo)

The chronological order of the photos show your wound is improving and cleaning up. Open wounds near the pubic or buttocks area can become colonized with fecal bugs like ecoli. This colonization does not mean that there is an infection. If there was an infection, there would be puss in the wound, the area surrounding area would be very red, you would feel bad and your white blood cell count would be high.The wound will get bigger until it cleans up. If the size increases, a wound VAC may make it easier to take care of and heal up faster. If you had an intestinal perforation, you would most likely be very sick and have stool coming out of the wound.Be patient see your surgeon frequently and ie will close.Yours,Jon M. Grazer, MD, MPH, FACS

Sorry to hear about the complication you have experienced. These types of superficial separations or wounds can occur, and sometimes may “look worse, before it looks better”. In my opinion, the most important “factor” involved with successful treatment of the complication will be close follow-up with your plastic surgeon. He/she will be in the best position to monitor situation carefully. Infections should be ruled out and “foreign bodies” such as sutures that may prevent quick healing may be removed. The open wound should go on to heal over the course of the next several weeks, hopefully without long-term sequelae. Concentrate on a well-balanced ( good protein source) diet. Best wishes.

Your photos show that the wound appears to be granulating. It's unlikely that you have an intestinal perforation and E.coli is present but not in overwhelming amounts to cause severe infection.I would suggest debridemont and then apply a Wound Vac. You wound will heal much faster with less bothersome dressing changes.

you would know by now... and you would have had surgery to correct it.  Trust your surgeon to do the best thing for you and you will eventually recovery from this with a scar much smaller than what you could imagine as you look at your wound.  These complications do happen and fortunately, they resolve and you can then evaluate your results and see what can be done to further improve results if you have a scar that is not satisfactory to you.

Unfortunately wounds like this can happen after surgery and I would recommend following the wound care instructions your PS has started you on.  Also you should make sure you are on a high protein diet to help with the wound healing process.

Thank you for the photos and stop worrying the area will close with appropriate wound care though you could ask your surgeon about a wound vac to aid in the processDr Corbin

 The lower midline of the incision below your navel can heal slow. Many factors play a role. The wound looks clean and the drainage you describe is normal for the wound. The surrounding skin looks good.Follow your surgeons care guidelines and the scar can be revised later.