Responses will vary; however tell your friend to make sure she is gettibg "state of the art" surgery". She should look into it thoroughly, get several opinions from "top" plastic surgeons, see photographs of these procedures which have been done by others, and talk to others who have had this procedure. Plastic surgery is supossed to make you look better not worse! It's hard to believe that these relatively simple procedures you describe cannot be done with hardly visible or no visible scars. Otherwise what's the point! Good Luck to her.
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me as much as those vertical scars on the breasts.  The horizontal scar can be covered by a scarf or a piece of clothing.  It is similar to C section which though somewhat obvious, but easy to cover up.

The vertical scar on the breast is a different story.  Women often have boob jobs to make them look great while wearing clothes - bikinis, lower cut dress, etc.  However, it is a real shock when that kind of long scars are revealed to a man, at least that was my reaction.

I still remember the time I saw an otherwise gorgeous young lady with such scars in the mid 90s.  She was one of those who replaced her implants because of the silicone scare.  She was very self conscious about the scars and I tried very hard not to stare on them.  They looked very artifical and jarring, especially to a stranger.  Even though they didn't prevent me from wanting to see her again, I still felt sad for her about those scars.

I don't know enough about plastic surgery to know if there are any alternative to the procedure that would create those vertical scars.  Maybe a body makeup can disguise it somewhat.  I would strongly suggest a woman to avoid that if possible.

Tell your friend to do what would make her most comfortable and not to worry about it.  Personally, I like a little belly to hold onto, especially during CG but also like the feeling of belly-to-belly during missionary.  Flat-bellied girls are less attractive to me.  I've seen girls with small breasts, especially those who have been self-conscious about it their whole life go way overboard and get those giant rock-hard boobs.  I hate that!  Or those who have perfect little hand-size boobs get surgery which is unfortunate.  I even love the perfectly flat girls (they look like little girl boobs).  The only kind I think are good candidates for boob jobs are where they have boobs but they're kind of empty and saggy.  Wouldn't it be possible for her to get a boob job without that kind of nipple-moving scarring?  I've seen good boob jobs without that.

I have no problem at all with horizontal scars stemming from appendectomies, caesarian sections, general surgery, or even a tummy tuck.  These scars are part of the human condition.  Anf Lord knows that I'm far from perfect.

I do not like scars stemming from breast augmentations, vertical or horizontal.  They haven't grossed me out, but they certainly catch my eye.  A provider's demeanor and performance far outweigh these imperfections, and I would see such a provider a second time knowing that I'll have a good time.  However, my preference strongly leans toward those that are unenhanced.