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Pectocolpexy
Surgical correction of uterine prolapse (pectocolpexy) to restore pelvic support and function.
Key Highlights:
- Laparoscopic pectocolpexy restores pelvic organ support
- Relieves the dragging sensation and discomfort of prolapse
- Preserves the uterus in suitable candidates
- Durable, minimally invasive alternative to open pelvic floor surgery
Uterus-Preserving Option
Laparoscopic pectocolpexy restores support without always requiring removal of the uterus.
Durable Correction
A minimally invasive alternative built for long-term pelvic support.
Your path to support
Uterine prolapse can affect comfort, confidence and daily life. Laparoscopic pectocolpexy restores support with a quicker recovery than open surgery.
Symptom Relief
No more dragging sensation or discomfort.
Uterus Preserved
Suitable candidates keep their uterus intact.
Lasting Support
A durable, minimally invasive fix.
Compassionate care at every step
Prolapse correction is planned to restore support while matching the approach to your specific anatomy and goals.
Step 01
Pelvic Assessment
Examination to grade the prolapse and plan the right approach.
Step 02
Laparoscopic Pectocolpexy
Minimally invasive surgery to restore pelvic organ support.
Step 03
Recovery & Review
Follow-up to confirm support is holding and symptoms have resolved.
Frequently asked question
Mild cases can sometimes be managed with pelvic floor exercises or a pessary, but more significant prolapse usually needs surgical correction.
In suitable candidates the uterus is preserved, though your doctor will advise based on your specific case.
Most patients notice relief from the dragging sensation quickly, with full recovery over a few weeks.
