Will I be qualified for vertical gastric sleeve surgery with BMI 27.2?

Hi there, the good news is that you don't need to be subjected to an operation just based on your current BMI. Current guidelines recommend bariatric surgery if one has a BMI >35 with comorbidities.  If one has a BMI between 30-35 with comorbidities such as diabetes, hypertension or a significant family history, these may support consideration for surgery. Below BMI 30, there needs to be a careful consideration on an individual basis to support surgical treatment. Exercising and living a healthier lifestyle will give you other benefits besides weight loss such as better stamina and endurance, a healthier heart, and mental wellness. If you are still interested in a procedure to help you lose weight, it is best to make an appointment and discuss your specific goals with your surgeon. During a one on one consultation, we can carefully assess your individual medical history and try to come up with a surgical or clinical plan that is tailored to your needs. 
Best, 
Dr. Babak Moein

With a BMI of 27.2, you typically wouldn’t qualify for gastric sleeve surgery under standard medical guidelines. Most bariatric programs require a BMI of 30+ with metabolic conditions or BMI of 35+ with comorbidities (like diabetes or hypertension). Some clinics may offer low BMI VSG for people struggling with weight regulation, but it depends on the surgeon and country.
Since you’re already fit and active, I’d recommend consulting a bariatric surgeon specializing in lower BMI cases to see if VSG is right for you.

You may still be a candidate for weight loss surgery.  Body fat percentage can be a better indicator then BM.More information for a proper evaluation would be needed, but you shouldn't be ruled out just because of BMI alone.