Can I revise my gastric sleeve or do I move to a gastric bypass?

Hello, thanks for your question. This Question is frequently asked by patients who didnt reach the goal or weight regain patients. Sleeve gastrectomy is a restrictive procedure that limits the amount of food. in 2013 probably the size considered for the surgery was larger than today and allows more food than the one we do today.Sleeve revision will be consider if the size is big and we can do a Reesleve, a plicature of the sleeve or convert it to a Duodenal switch or bypass, depending of your age, diseases, eating disorder, etcThe most important thing is to be aware that the bariatric surgery is only a tool but the solution to the obesity is to change eating habits, exercises and behavioral.

You do have options. You can resleeve the sleeve, you can revise to a bypass or even a DS. I would recommend you consult with a bariatric surgeon to see and explore your options and which one suits you best. warm regards, Dr. Alvarez

First and foremost keep in mind that most Weight Loss Surgeries lose some of their effect after a year or two.
That is why you have to keep in mind the importance of diet and exercise and what we call "Lifestyle Change"!
But Sleeve can stretch, particularly if they were large to begin with. In that case you can find a Surgeon with experience to redo your sleeve. 
In my opinion, resleeve has higher complication rate. So my advice to you is to switch to bypass.
Revision to Gastric Bypass can be done safely and probably will give you better results and make you happy