Second Nissen Failure... are there other options?

First, a quick summary:
I had my first Nissen 14 years ago at around age 22. It lasted maybe 6/7 years before I started having serious issues again.
I eventually had the Nissen repaired (with mesh) when I was around 30. Now, six years later, the problems are back.

I'm 6'1", 200lbs, and have a body fat percentage at around 12%. I'm pretty skinny. I exercise and eat well. I've been on heavy PPIs for the past couple months with no beneficial results, just as before. I just had a barium swallow last week and an endoscopy two days ago. The endoscopy showed a 3cm hernia (Hill class III, apparently).
I'm still waiting to hear back from the gastroenterologist, who seemed to really want this to have been EoE because that's his specialty and he seems to think hiatal hernias aren't that big of a deal. Honestly, in my experiences with this prior, that myopic focus isn't surprising; everyone wants to treat the problem like they're still working on their graduate thesis.

What I want to know is what peoples' experience is with repairs are and, more specifically, if there are alternatives I should approach with other medical professionals. I've read some articles in medical journals that show the LINX procedure has been used on failed Nissen operations, though there is a lot of debate on the use and efficacy of it for a failed Nissen with potential scar tissue. It seems like the LINX would at least create a buttress around the esophageal sphincter that would help further prevent it from herniating over the diaphragm.
I've also read anecdotal evidence of EsophyX/TIF procedures being used for repair, though they don't have the longevity that a Nissen apparently does. Given my experience with the longevity of my wraps, a less-invasive option at least sounds like it wouldn't keep compounding the issue if it needed another revision. I imagine that wouldn't fix the diaphragm opening if it's problematic, though.

So... Has anyone had a LNF repaired by other means than a LNF redo?

Thanks, everyone!

I had nissen takedown and now dr told me i will have bypass "roux en y " bc this is the only solution I have

I had 4 failed Nissen. Yes the option is gastric bypass. I wish my surgeon would have started the process sooner. Please do your research for a surgeon with great success. Sadly just because the surgeon will do it read reviews. Be afraid of all 5 don’t be in a hurry. My last resort is Mayo Clinic because of surgeon screwup no surgeon in Salt Lake City will help. Best wishes. Buganvilla