Yes, it is possible to get a gastric sleeve after having a gastric plication, but whether it’s the right option for you depends on a few individual factors, especially your anatomy post-plication and your overall health. Gastric plication involves folding the stomach in on itself and suturing it to reduce volume, but unlike the sleeve, it doesn’t involve removing any part of the stomach. Some people who’ve had plication without weight loss — or who regain weight later — do go on to have revisional surgery like the gastric sleeve. Since your plication was done for heartburn and not for weight loss, and you didn’t experience any reduction in weight from it, you’re not alone — plication has shown mixed long-term results and is less commonly performed now for that reason. The fact that you later lost 100 pounds through extreme dieting and exercise shows you have a strong level of commitment, but it also highlights the difficulty of sustaining that level of intensity long-term, especially without surgical support. Regaining the weight is unfortunately very common, and it’s not a failure — it just shows that your body needs a more durable solution. If you’re considering the gastric sleeve now, it may be a very reasonable next step. It removes part of the stomach permanently, affects hunger hormones, and has a strong track record for both weight loss and maintenance. That said, you’d need a thorough evaluation by a bariatric surgeon, ideally someone with experience in revision surgeries, to assess your stomach’s current state after the plication and determine if a sleeve is safe and appropriate. So yes — a gastric sleeve may be a good option, and based on your history, it’s definitely worth exploring seriously.