Unhealed necrosis at Tummy Tuck incision. Is it going to continue to get larger? (photo)

The area of your skin lost is the area that is furthest away
from the blood supply of the skin after a tummy tuck. It is also the area that has the most skin
tension. Continue your present treatment
and the area should continue to heal.
The final scar will shrink over time and can be revised if necessary.

Uncommon and unfortunate, tissue necrosis generally heals on its own. It may need some surgical debridement by your plastic surgeon (although it does not appear to need any now). Best of luck.

Dear FNP,Silvadine is a good choice for the wound that you have photographed. It appears that you have been doing a great job with your dressing changes as there is good granulation tissue (beefy red tissue at the base of the wound) in the later photos. It will start to heal quickly now that the granulation tissue is present. Once it's completely healed and some time has passed it can be revised if need be with likely a nice outcome. Close follow up with your plastic surgeon is key so he/she can evaluate your progress.

Hello and thank you for your question! By your pictures, you appear to have excellent granulation tissue; so, your wound should eventually get smaller and smaller, just be patient and keep doing what you are doing with wound care. And follow up with your surgeon regularly. Best of luck!

but it will heal and the scar will be smaller then what you are imagining. Your results look great and when this is healed, then you and your surgeon can decide together if a revision will make a positive change in your outcome. Continue with your wound care and your surgeon will follow you through this journey.