In reality, many people with obesity live a hard life, not only from obesity itself, but also from all aspects of life. As a patient with obesity, you may want to go over for weight loss surgery, but you are worried about losing your job because of excessive delays to your current job after surgery, in which case the cost of surgery would be too great. Weight loss surgery is only a routine surgical procedure regardless of the type of surgery done. Under the magnification of the lumpectomy, the operation is delicate, the bleeding is less than 30ml, and the whole process only takes about 100 minutes. Therefore, weight loss surgery basically does not affect work or life too much in the future, and a considerable number of people can go to work directly after discharge, except for those who are engaged in physical work, of course. So after discharge from the hospital, can you live the same life as before without any fear? No. Daily eating habits must be improved to better protect the surgical results and health issues. During this adaptation process, a health management team will accompany you. After discharge from the surgery, a professional health manager will make a personal detailed diet plan to assist you in improving your previous eating habits. As long as you follow the requirements of the health management team, it will greatly help the results of the surgery, promote your body’s recovery situation, and also reduce the chance of post-operative complications.