How Much of my Stretch Marks Will Be Removed with a Tummy Tuck? (photo)

A tummy tuck can certainly remove stretch marks but it can only target those that are located below the belly button. It may minimize the appearance of others, like those on your hips, although they won't be completely removed unfortunately. You may want to consider a nonsurgical treatment instead for those on your hips. Microneedling and laser-based treatments have helped our patients. Results may take longer and can be unpredictable. Best of luck.

Thank you for your questions and for the photographs.  Your photographs reveal stretch marks that go relatively high up on the hips.  A full tummy tuck does well removing tissue from the belly button and below, but removes less  tissue as it extends out toward the hips.  In consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon the physician can perform a pinch test to give you an idea of how much skin can be removed.
In my own practice in the mid portion of the abdomen I can usually remove skin from the pubic area to the bellybutton.  Depending on the skin laxity sometimes we can remove even more. Based on your photographs it would be difficult to remove all of the stretch marks from your hips, but you might see some degree of improvement.
 
Best wishes as you explore your options.

Thank you for the photos that accompany your post.  Your positioning, with the arms up over your head, distorts how much loose/extra skin you might have, so it is a little uncertain as to how much skin will need to be removed.  In general, only the stretch marks that are actually cut out go away.  I know that sounds obvious, but it is not always clear to patients.  The central part of the abdomen, possibly all of the skin between the bellybutton and the pubic hair region is where most of the skin will be removed.  Therefore, the largest reduction in stretch marks will be in that region.  Unfortunately, the stretch marks are fairly extensive out at the lateral abdomen and hips.  Unless your skin is super loose, the majority of those will probably remain.  As usual, and in person consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon would be your best option with regard to trying to figure that out.  By the way, it looks like you might have a small bellybutton hernia, but that can be fixed at the time of abdominoplasty.  Best of luck to you.