Did you buy a new sink and cabinet?

If you have the cabinet out, it is usually not too difficult for a plumber (or maybe a good handyman) to open the wall and cut into the vertical drain pipe and move the sink drain connection to a lower point on the pipe. Assuming the vent pipe runs up, it can stay in its current location. The fitting mounted lower on the drain pipe would allow more space to fit the trap for a deeper sink. Wall repair is relatively simple because its all going to be hidden under the sink area where a wall patch won't even be visible.

If you look at this picture you can see how it is typically connected and vented. https://inspectapedia.com/plumbing/Plumbing-Vent-Distance-Codes.php
The plumber would just move the connection lower on the vertical pipe.

If you do have issues with reconnecting the vent, you should be able to use a studor vent (air admittance valve) as a replacement.

Bruce

You should probably show a picture of under your sink.

This drains just fine. Yours will too.

I just did mine this exact way. I hope it does not clog but I will fix it right if it does.