Pelvic Floor Reconstruction
Procedure Overview
Pelvic floor reconstruction is a broader reconstructive surgery addressing multiple weakened pelvic floor structures together, suited to more advanced or multi-compartment prolapse or combined incontinence issues.
Who Needs It
Recommended for women with significant prolapse affecting more than one pelvic compartment, or combined prolapse and incontinence.
Preparation
Preparation includes a detailed pelvic examination, imaging, and an anesthesia assessment.
Step-by-Step Procedure
Anesthesia
General or spinal anesthesia is administered.
15–20 minAssessment
All affected pelvic floor compartments are assessed.
15 minRepair
Each affected structure is repaired and reinforced.
60–90 minSupport Reinforcement
Supportive tissue or graft material is used where needed for durable repair.
20 minClosure
The surgical site is closed with dissolvable sutures.
15 minBenefits
- ✓Comprehensive correction of multiple prolapse issues in one procedure
- ✓Improved overall pelvic support
- ✓Relief of associated urinary symptoms
Recovery Timeline
Hospital stay is typically 2–3 days, with a gradual return to normal activity over 6–8 weeks.
