The length of recovery after hepatic laparoscopy is affected by many different factors, ranging from as short as 1 week to as long as 2-3 months, or longer if there are postoperative complications. 1. Related to the severity of the primary disease: (1) If the patient has a benign tumor of the liver, and there is no comorbid underlying disease, and the postoperative recovery is smooth if the operation is simple, then the recovery time is shorter, and the patient can recover in about 1 week; (2) If the patient has a malignant tumor of the liver and is combined with underlying diseases such as diabetes mellitus, and the surgery is difficult, the recovery time is significantly longer and the chance of postoperative complications is significantly higher, and the patient will need 2-3 months to recover. If the patient has complications after surgery, the recovery time will be even longer. 2. Postoperative anesthesia awakening and recovery status are also correlated with the recovery time after hepatic laparoscopic surgery. Patients who tolerate anesthesia well and wake up quickly will mostly recover well after surgery, and the recovery time will be faster. 3. Postoperative routine care and nutritional support are also extremely important. The absence of postoperative complications significantly shortens the postoperative recovery time, and good nutritional support is the basis for patients’ surgical recovery. After hepatic laparoscopic surgery, diet and activities should be carried out according to the doctor’s instructions, and any discomfort should be reported to the medical staff immediately.