Also maintenance, the Lower our body weight the less cals required to maintain, so as you’re maintaining at a higher weight now, you need to accept when you hit goal what you can eat is a lot less before gaining.
You will need to taper down the meds, wholst reverse dieting, ie upping cals a hundred or so a week till you hit maintenance. And then I’d advise staying on for a min 6 months, ideally 2 years till your new weight and eating habits embed.
you will,also have to go on a diet, the drugs don’t melt the fat off, you need to be in a calorie deficit, and eat clean snd healthy, ensure you eat your protein and do strength training, to ensure you lose fat and not muscle, as that reduces the cals we can consume even lower.
as much as you don’t want to lose much, many people find they go a bit lower for a buffer, but weight loss injections is not often the easy answer people proclaim it to be, it is much easier than dieting without clearly. But you still need to work at it. During and after, particularly after, as the drugs don’t work when you don’t take tnem, so hunger comes back as normal but as it’d been controlled, and you’ve no cravings it can feel very strong indeed.
good luck, but important to go into this fully prepared. And your comment on staying on a low dose, is a red flag.