Do I Have Necrosis?! My Incision is Not Normal I Know It. (photo)

The black areas are non-viable skin, but only a trivial amount, and should not be of concern to you or your surgeon, and should not interfere with the course of normal wound healing. As you note the photos are not quite distinct enough, but the area just adjacent to the blackened areas looks completely normal. The photos are too close up to comment on shape or bulge of the scar, but it looks ok.

Best wishes. 

The area that is dark black, most likely is full thickness skin necrosis with possible deeper tissue involvement. Avoid any direct pressure over these areas with compression garment and minimize tension across the incision. Check with your PS, may apply antibiotic ointment (e.g Neosporin, Bacitracin or triple, chose one that you have not had a history of allergy) 2-3 times a day. Keep the area clean at all times (avoid any contamination). Some of the areas of your wound would improve with time but the area with full thickness necrosis may have drainage and will eventually demarcate itself; the dead tissue will have to be removed by your PS followed by local wound care. It is important to follow up closely with your PS and follow his/her instructions. Wish yuo luck.