What Will Stretch Marks Look Like After Laser Lipo?

Reduction in girth from lipsuction alone may make the stretch marks less visible as the skin contracts on itself. The laser energy might stimulate collagen production in the dermis which might help the appearance of the stretch marks but, if this occurs, and it's a low chance, it might only be realized six months or more after the liposuction.

Thank you for your question.  Liposuction should have no effect on the appearance of your stretch marks.  Stretch marks are caused by tears in the dermis of the skin that can arise from fluctuations in weight, rapid growth, and/or pregnancy.  These tears in the dermis are essentially scars in the skin and are unaffected by the removal of subcutaneous fat during a liposuction procedure.  From the photo that you included, it appears as though you have some excess fat and excess skin and laxity of the abdominal wall.  Should you elect to have a liposuction procedure, you should ultimately notice a loss of some inches around the abdomen but it will not correct or take care of the extra hanging skin.  The only way to remove the abdominal pannus or excess skin fold would be to surgically remove it with a tummy tuck.  A tummy tuck would also afford your surgeon the ability to correct the laxity of your abdominal wall at the same time.I hope you find this helpful and I wish you the best.  

I would strongly recommend you reconsider getting liposuction, as it most likely won't achieve the results you want. Liposuction can definitely get rid of the fat in your midsection, however it will make your loose skin more apparent, which would hide your results. You already have loose skin, and unfortunately not even methods of liposuction that can achieve some tightening of the overlying skin (such as ultrasonic assisted) will be sufficient. It will not improve your stretch marks, either.  A tummy tuck would probably be the most effective solution for you. However, please see an experienced board certified plastic surgeon for a physical examination to determine the most suitable treatment.