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2026.06.20 · Views 4,124
I cannot go to the office after surgery, but I need to participate in video conferences while working from home.
Please provide tips on camera angles, lighting, and how to hide my face without makeup, along with the hospital's recommended weekly response strategies and examples of what to say to colleagues.
Please also share recommendations for audio and video quality enhancement apps and face-hiding stickers, or share your personal experiences.
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Recovery is the priority, so please follow the hospital's instructions and avoid overexertion. For video conferences, it would be helpful to ask for understanding in advance by saying, "I am recovering after surgery, so I will minimize my camera use and participate mainly via voice."
Since recovery is the priority, don't overexert yourself and follow the hospital's guidelines. For meetings, it would be best to position the camera slightly higher, use soft lighting, and if necessary, let them know, "I'm currently recovering from surgery, so my screen view may be limited."
Since recovery is the priority, it should be enough to just guide them by placing the camera slightly above and the lighting softly in front, saying something like, "As I'm currently recovering from a procedure/surgery, the screen view may be somewhat limited."
Since recovery is the top priority, please don't overexert yourself and follow the hospital's guidance. For video conferences, it would be good to give a heads-up by saying something like, "I'm currently recovering from surgery, so I'll be using my camera with some limitations for a while."