28.3%
Mean weight loss after bariatric surgery
Compared with 10.3% in the intensive medical lifestyle arm of a recent randomized study.
Bariatric surgery review
NextWeight Korea helps you organize a structured medical review before deciding whether to continue medication, consider bariatric surgery, or seek a second opinion from specialists.
This service provides coordination and information support only. Final diagnosis, treatment eligibility, and surgical decisions must be made by licensed physicians after formal consultation.
Decision brief
Clinical question
Is surgery appropriate, or should medication-based management continue?
Financial question
How does long-term GLP-1 cost compare with a surgical pathway?
Care question
What would the hospital consultation, recovery, and follow-up look like?
01Evidence snapshot
The purpose of this page is not to push one treatment. It is to organize the numbers patients most often need to weigh: weight-loss effect, long-term cost, and the possibility of regain after stopping medication.
28.3%
Compared with 10.3% in the intensive medical lifestyle arm of a recent randomized study.
$11,689
Ongoing medication cost is often a central factor when patients compare treatment paths.
~2/3
Long-term planning matters because regain is common once treatment is discontinued.
Figures shown here are simplified for patient discussion and should be reviewed against source papers and physician guidance before any treatment decision.
02Who this is for
03Review pathway
A clear pathway helps patients avoid comparing isolated prices, promotional claims, and unrelated clinic recommendations.
Submit your medical background and treatment goals
Receive a structured review from the coordination team
Compare surgery, GLP-1 continuation, and non-surgical alternatives
Plan the hospital consultation and follow-up support
04Start with a review
Share your current BMI, medication history, medical conditions, treatment goal, and preferred timeline. We will help organize the next step of the review.