Weight Loss Surgery- will it help my career?

It sounds like a silly question, but hear me out. Studies have proven that someone overweight is less likely to be hired, is more likely to be paid less, have fewer opportunities and are often bullied at work. It is even worse so for women. In general, an obese woman is stereotyped as being lazy and incompetent. Being unattractivly fat also carries the perception of a lack of will power and discipline. Personally, my weight has never been good. In high school i was under weight and would force myself to puke after means. Now as an adult, the scals have tipped, literally and figuratively. I am 250 lbs., well educated, happy and outgoing-- but as I search for a job I can't help but feel the pounds I carry drag me down. Now, before you start telling me what diets to try or work outs to use, know that I track my calories religiously and hover around 1750 a day. I am five foot six inches. I exercise daily, both cardio and strength training. I have tried keto, intermittent fasting, even HCG when that was a big hype. What I wont do it go back to purging. That said, I have recently begun looking into weight loss surgery. If I can drop 100 lbs, I feel it would positively alter my own self image, as well as what others perceive as well. But, I don't have health insurance. While I would qualiftly for bariatric surgery, it would cost me a good chunk of out of pocket financing. But would it be worth it??? Have you or someone you know gone through with weight loss surgery? What were your/their experiences with it? Please advise. ~Chunky and determined