Unsuccessful sleeve not once but twice!

Be honest, are you following the eating instructions? Are you eating healthy meals?, are you staying away from refined carbs and sugary drinks?, Are you eating and drinking at the same time?  If you fail to lose weight with this second sleeve, do not get re-sleeved.  Your best option to lose weight is to revise the sleeve to the loop duodenal switch or SADI.  You do not o well with restrictive procedure.  You need a procedure a stronger metabolic response like the SADI or SIPS.  

Hello, Although not common but there are cases where the patient after a gastric sleeve has not lost the ideal amount of weight, another sleeve could be done. In your particular case, with two previous gastric sleeve surgeries, your bariatric surgeon could evaluate and consider another type of bariatric surgery such as a Gastric Bypass or SADIS, both of which could be considered as the next step in case of a failed sleeve surgery

Hi !
Although the sleeve is a very successful surgery , some patients do not do well with restrictive procedures like the sleeve. You may need a malabsorbic surgery like a Duodenal Switch of a Gastric Bypass  to help you lose the weight you still need to lose and to keep it off long term. 
You already have the first part of the DS done so the natural revision would be the DS vs a bypass.  Your surgeon may decide to redo the sleeve at the same time depending on what size your sleeve is at the time of surgery. 

the best treatment for failed weight loss after sleeve is conversion to Duodenal switch or SIPS (modified DS). These operations work by causing malabsorption of fat instead of restricting caloric intake. This can be done laparoscopically with a perioperative risk comparable to sleeve or gastric bypass.