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Gastric Sleeve Revision · Everself SIS

Restore your gastric sleeve. Without surgery.

Everself SIS (Sleeve-in-Sleeve) is a 45 minute endoscopic procedure that uses internal sutures to re-tighten a stretched gastric sleeve back toward its original post-surgical size. Restart your weight loss without another surgery.

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We invented SIS

In our Harvard lab.

~15%

Average total body weight loss.

30–45 min

Outpatient procedure, home the same day.

No incisions

Endoscopic — through the mouth.

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Who Everself SIS is for

Meaningful weight loss after a sleeve — without another operation, without a lifelong prescription.

Had a gastric sleeve and the weight came back.

Don't want another surgery, but want to get back to your base weight.

Want a real program around the procedure, not just one follow-up.

How it works

A single conversation. A single 45-minute procedure. A year of care.

1

Re-tighten · Day 1

Under sedation, your physician threads an endoscope down to your sleeve and places a running suture line that gathers the stretched walls back in. Same-day discharge.

2

Reset eating · Weeks 1–2

The new restriction is felt within hours. Liquids the first few days, then soft foods, then regular eating — paced by your dietitian. Most patients back at work in 1–3 days.

3

The 12-month Everself program

A stretched sleeve is the symptom; the eating patterns that re-stretch it are what we're solving for. 12+ check-ins, smart scale, patient app, 24/7 clinical on-call.

The doctor who invented this

Born in our Harvard lab. SIS at its best.

Not all SIS is the same. Pattern, depth, the hands at the controls — every detail decides how much weight you lose. Everself SIS is the original protocol, performed by the team that invented it.

Dr. Christopher C. Thompson

Meet the inventor of SIS, Dr. Christopher Thompson

Harvard Medical School Professor · Everself co-founder

"Too many patients were regaining weight after gastric sleeve and bypass surgery, only to be told their next option was another surgery. I believed there had to be a better way. After a decade of research at Harvard, we developed a non-surgical approach to revision. Today, Everself brings that protocol directly to patients."

Endoscopic vs surgical revision

Same weight loss. Without another surgery.

Surgical sleeve revision re-cuts and re-staples living tissue under general anesthesia and takes 2–4 weeks to recover from. Everself SIS re-tightens your sleeve with internal stitches placed through the mouth — no incisions, just 1–3 days of typical recovery.

Published meta-analyses show that Everself SIS delivers similar weight loss outcomes to surgical sleeve revision, with a significantly lower complication rate.

The Everself Program

12 months of concierge care, designed around you.

The success of a gastric sleeve revision depends on both what happens in the procedure room and the months that follow. Our 12-month program is built around the full arc. Most clinics manage 1–6 check-ins for the year; we map 12+ to the recovery curve.

Here for you

Nurse practitioner

Registered dietitian

Nurse care manager

Patient coordinator

"The staff is incredible to say the least and they really do demonstrate their care for their clients."

— Helen M. · September 2025
Phase 1 Month 1

Recover and heal

Two to three days of rest and gentle return to normal, then a full first month with your dedicated nurse care manager checking in daily and an Everself provider one tap away around the clock.

24/7 provider on call IV hydration therapy Dedicated nurse care manager
Phase 2 Months 2–8

Rewire nutrition and habits

1 on 1 coaching from a personal dietitian, weekly group sessions, and (if you want it) an optional GLP-1 add-on to amplify results in the first year.

Personal dietitian Group support GLP-1 add-on (optional)
Phase 3 Months 9–12

Lock in the loss

Fine-tune your weight loss and graduate into a lifetime patient community. Final provider check-ins make sure you're on track for years, not months.

Personal dietitian Fine-tune weight loss Lifetime community Final check-ins

What patients say

4.8 stars on Trustpilot. And a thousand reasons why.

4.8 / 5 · Read on Trustpilot →
  • Mindi before
    Before
    Mindi after
    Mindi lost 53 pounds
    with Everself SIS
  • Erin before
    Before
    Erin after
    Erin lost 45 pounds
    with Everself SIS
  • Clint before
    Before
    Clint after
    Clint lost 38 pounds
    with Everself SIS
  • Karim before
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    Karim after
    Karim lost 17 pounds
    with Everself SIS

Where we are

Thirteen locations. One virtual care team with you everywhere.

Virtual consultations, procedure in-clinic, follow-ups by video through month twelve. Many patients fly in for the procedure day.

California

Temecula Valley

Florida

Jacksonville · Miami · Tampa

Massachusetts

Boston

Michigan

Detroit

New Jersey

New Jersey

North Carolina

Charlotte

South Carolina

Charleston

Tennessee

Nashville

Texas

Dallas · Houston

Washington, D.C.

Washington DC

Looking for something other than sleeve revision?

We also offer three other non-surgical procedures. We'll help you find the right one in your consultation.

Pricing

One price. Everything included.

Self-pay, no insurance to wrangle. Financing through Cherry or CareCredit, with 0% APR options for qualified applicants.

See full pricing breakdown →

$11,995

all-inclusive

Financing from $275/month via Cherry and CareCredit.

  • SIS procedure
  • Comprehensive metabolic lab work
  • 12-month Everself Program
  • Smart scale and patient app
  • 24/7 clinical on-call support
  • Active patient community access

FAQ

Questions, answered

Am I a candidate for SIS if my gastric sleeve was done years ago?
Most patients are candidates regardless of how long ago they had the original gastric sleeve surgery. The most important factors are your current weight, the current anatomy of your sleeve pouch, and your overall health. Patients with sleeves placed 5, 10, even 15+ years ago routinely qualify. A consultation confirms eligibility — most patients with documented weight regain qualify.
How common is weight regain after gastric sleeve surgery?
Weight regain after sleeve gastrectomy is more common than most patients are told. Published studies estimate roughly 30–50% of sleeve patients regain a meaningful portion of their lost weight within 5 to 10 years — most commonly because the surgical sleeve pouch stretches over time, restoring the stomach's ability to hold larger meal volumes. Sleeve-in-Sleeve (SIS) is the endoscopic answer: re-tighten the pouch without re-cutting it.
How long does the SIS procedure take?
The Sleeve-in-Sleeve procedure itself takes about 30–45 minutes. You should plan on spending roughly half a day with us, including preparation and recovery, and you'll go home the same day. No incisions, no hospital stay.
How is SIS different from surgical sleeve revision?
Surgical revision re-cuts and re-staples the stomach through laparoscopic incisions and typically requires 2–4 weeks of recovery. SIS (Sleeve-in-Sleeve) places internal sutures endoscopically through the mouth — no incisions, no scars, and 1–3 days of typical recovery. Published meta-analyses put endoscopic revision's major complication rate near 1%, vs. about 29% for surgical revision.
How does SIS compare to ESG?
SIS and ESG use the same endoscopic suturing platform but serve different audiences. ESG is a primary procedure — for patients who haven't had bariatric surgery. SIS is a revision procedure — specifically for patients with a stretched gastric sleeve who want to restore the original restriction without redo surgery. The technique is similar; the indication is the only meaningful difference.
How much weight will I lose with SIS?
Patients average about 15% total body weight loss with Sleeve-in-Sleeve, and 82% of patients lose at least 10% of their body weight. Outcomes are strongest for patients who complete the full 12-month Everself support program — the procedure restores restriction; the program rebuilds the eating patterns that hold the result.
Will I need another revision in the future?
Endoscopic revisions can be repeated if needed — unlike surgical revisions, which become progressively riskier with each round. Most SIS patients don't need a repeat: the 12-month support program is designed to address the eating patterns that caused the original sleeve to stretch, so the restriction holds. If a touch-up is ever needed, your physician can re-tighten the sutures endoscopically with the same recovery profile.
What are the risks of SIS?
Most patients experience temporary discomfort, nausea, chest pressure, or muscle spasms in the first 24–48 hours. The major complication rate — including infection, bleeding, or perforation — is less than 1% in published series. By comparison, the major complication rate for surgical sleeve revision is about 29%. Everself provides 24/7 clinical on-call support during the recovery period.
What is recovery like after SIS?
You go home the same day. Everself provides complimentary IV hydration the day after your procedure to help you recover faster. Most patients take 1–3 days off before returning to work, following a full-liquid plan, then a soft diet, then regular eating over the first 2–3 weeks.
Does insurance cover SIS, and can I combine it with a GLP-1?
Most insurance plans do not currently cover endoscopic bariatric revision. Everself is a self-pay program; financing is available from $275/month via Cherry and CareCredit. Many SIS patients also use GLP-1s like Ozempic or Wegovy as part of their program; we include GLP-1 medication management in your package at no extra charge (medications themselves are not included).

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