Background: Ovarian torsion is a surgical emergency that can affect future fertility. Ovariopexy can be done to prevent recurrent torsion. However, despite ovariopexy, recurrent torsion can occur. Case description: On September 17, 2021, at 12 a.m., a 17-year-old unmarried girl presented to the gynecological emergency department. She gave a history of having had a sudden-onset of severe lower abdomen pain since 1 day. The patient gave a history of having had a laparotomy done for ovarian torsion 1 year back. On reviewing her discharge papers, it was seen that the patient had undergone right oophorectomy with contralateral ovariopexy 1 year ago. A provisional diagnosis of ovarian torsion was made, and at laparotomy, a torted left ovary was seen. Ovarian detorsion with oophoropexy using a new technique (hotdog in a bun) was done. Postoperatively, an ultrasound at 6 weeks follow-up showed a normal detorsion. Postoperatively, after ultrasound at 6 weeks follow-up, the patient is having normal ovary with normal AMH levels. Conclusion: Recurrence of torsion can occur even after oophoropexy. Timely intervention is a must to preserve ovarian function and future fertility.