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Question of Sleeve vs Sleeve Plication

Hello! I am new to this specific forum and joined because I have never heard of Sleeve Plication and have been looking at WLS for over 3 years now. I have been leaning towards the Gastric Sleeve, but I have a specific question regarding the Sleeve and Sleeve Plication. Aside from the obvious medical difference between the Sleeve and Gastric Bypass, I loved the idea of the Sleeve becuase it would remove the part of my stomach that triggered hunger. I tend to eat too much because I always feel hungry. Does the Plication Surgery help you to not feel hungry? I wonder because if that part is not removed, I fear I may over eat again and wind up back at square one. Can anybody tell me if you feel more hunger with one surgery over the other? I hope I don't sound too confused! And I appreciate any comments of anyone willing to reply.

Thank you!

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You defiantly feel full full after a small amount of food . Which is a miracle if you ask me! If you search on the vsg forum many sleevers still struggle with hunger... Or begin to later on. I think it has a lot to do with your diet and what you are eating.

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