Stretchmarks BEFORE surgery?

I had my baby 6 months ago and I have TERRIBLE stretchmarks over my boobs, I hate them so much, my boobs are also a bit deflated on top so the stretchmarks look all wrinkly. I’m booked in for BA next week, I’m just wondering if any other girls had stretchmarks already before surgery? Did it make them look better and more filled out? or worse? Pics are welcome!

Hey! I did they were deep white ones all around my boobs. Just before I went down to surgery I asked my surgeon and he pulled my skin so as to stretch it out and said the implants will probable make them better. I personally think having the implants has made them better although they never bothered me they don’t look so deep, you can still see them but they are aren’t really noticeable. I’ll try get a closer picture to show you x

First pic is with flash on and the 2nd is without.
Previous to this they were like thick deep lines

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I did I’m only 5dpo but mine look alot lighter since having it done xx

They look barey noticable! Thanks for showing me, I’m hoping mine look better after, mine are still kind of purple and some are quite deep! Do you know how long your stretchmarks took to totally fade to white?x

Well i sartedbtm to get stretch marks when I was around 13 ish when I started to “develop” which is hilarious because I’ve never had big boobs haha but they were big fat purple/red ones and if I remember rightly it took around a year-ish to settle to white. My weight has gone up and down all my life but after I left high school I lost a few stone and I think this made the skin less tight so they ending up standing out more. But now I have the implants it’s obviously stretched my skin out and possibly this could be why they are hardly there now? I don’t know but it’s made them much better.
I personally ahvent tried this but I’ve heard girls use bio oil or other stretch mark creams a few weeks prior to surgery and then a few weeks after surgery, deffo speak to your pc or surgeon about it first but that could be worth a shot? X

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