Do I Need to Be Concerned with This Small Hole in my Incision?

The minor problems with the one should heal uneventfully provided they are kept clean in the interim. These are fairly common after abdominoplasty.

Suture reactions are incredibly common after tummy tuck surgery and typically occurs between 3 and 6 weeks after surgery. It would be good to see your plastic surgein as the suture most likely needs to be removed for the hole to heal.

This could be an infected suture or an ingrown hair.  Most likely it is an infected suture knot.  In order for the wound to heal the suture knot needs to be removed since it is acting like a foreign body.

Small wounds such as that are more of a nuisance than a concern.  If your procedure involved implants, it would be a little more alarming if it progressed.  Simple wound care should allow it to resolve and if its from spitting sutures, don't be surprised if more of them develop.

Sometimes dissolving suture will work to the surface and spit like a pimple rather than dissolve neatly and they are called suture abscesses. If all the suture material doesn't come out you can have a small hole until the suture is gone. Keep the area clean and covered, and see your surgeon to clean out the remaining suture to help speed healing.