Female Reconstructive Surgery

• Robotic and laparoscopic pelvic reconstructive surgery
• Bladder sling procedures (midurethral sling)
• Sacrocolpopexy
• Anterior/posterior repair
• Urethral diverticulectomy
• Reconstructive surgery for vaginal stenosis or trauma
• Evaluation and treatment planning with urodynamics

You may benefit from evaluation if you:

• Have a sensation of pressure or bulging in the vagina
• Experience urinary leakage during physical activity, laughing, or sneezing
• Have difficulty emptying your bladder or bowel
• Notice recurring UTIs or pelvic discomfort
• Are experiencing vaginal symptoms after previous surgeries or childbirth

Q1: Is pelvic organ prolapse common after childbirth or menopause?
A1: Yes. Pregnancy, vaginal delivery, and hormonal changes from menopause can weaken pelvic muscles and increase the risk of prolapse over time.

Q2: Will I need surgery for urinary incontinence?
A2: Not always. Mild symptoms can often be managed with lifestyle changes or physical therapy. Surgery is recommended if conservative treatments are ineffective.

Q3: What is a bladder sling and how does it work?
A3: A bladder sling is a minimally invasive surgical option that supports the urethra and bladder to prevent leakage, especially during physical activity or coughing.