Preparing for MMO. What supplies to get and what brands are best?

This question is best answered by your surgeon as opinions vary on what is needed for post surgery care. If you are in need of sterile gauze the brand will not matter. You just want to ensure that the product is not expired. You can get gauze and tape at most local drug stores or major retailers such as Target.

Congratulations on scheduling your Mommy Makeover! I am going to assume you have scheduled a breast surgery (augmentation and/or lift) and a tummy tuck with maybe some liposuction as well. My recommendations for post-surgical products are the following:
1. Breast Surgery: We write a comprehensive blog on the products we recommend at the link below. 2. Absorbent Pads: I recommend getting large absorbent pads, called "chucks" or "underpads." They can be found at most pharmacies. This helps protect your furniture/bed those first few days when you may have clear-ish fluid leak from your wounds, which is very normal. 3. Easy-to-eat foods: Any sources of electrolytes that are particularly enticing to you. Popsicles, bone broth, meal replacement shakes, electrolyte drinks. It may be a push to eat/drink the first few days when you are recovering and anything you can do to make it easier will help your body heal faster.4. Ways to keep your mind occupied: Phone games, puzzles, buy a new book, update your Netflix list, prepare to be resting for a week after surgery. Giving yourself a few relaxing activities to look forward to.5. Pajamas with pockets: If you are having a tummy tuck you will have drains. Pajama bottoms/tops with pockets will allow an easy place for those drains to be without needing to tape them to your body.6. Soft cotton camisoles: Sometimes post-op compression garments can be a little itchy and have zippers/hooks that may be directly on your skin. Having a soft camisole between your skin and the garment can make all the difference in terms of comfort.
Medical tape: I would recommend limiting medical tape use if possible. The adhesives in the tape can be irritating to the skin if used frequently. Otherwise, paper tape/hypoallergenic tape can be used sparingly if needed as long as they are breathable.Gauze pads: Definitely have a box on hand for replacing your dressings as needed. I would recommend 4x4" gauze squares. No specific brand required.