Is Rx Celacyn Gel (hypochlorous acid) better for surgical wounds than Vaseline, Bacitracin, or Mupirocin?

This is a new Rx product, and hypochlorous acid formulations have been around for a while (Puracyn is another - over the counter). I have had wound separation in a very problematic area. The surgeon has had to debride & cut a new wound entirely (much larger) with vertical mattress sutures (internal vicryl and external nylon). If this separates again, there's barely any skin left there to close it a second time (am not diabetic / smoker - just unlucky). What else can I do to help this heal?