Outpatient Surgery to Restore Pelvic Health
Cystocele Repair is a surgical procedure designed to correct a condition in which the bladder descends into the vaginal canal, leading to discomfort, urinary issues, and difficulty with daily activities. This condition, also known as anterior prolapse, can significantly affect quality of life, but surgical repair offers a reliable solution to restore normal anatomy and function.
The procedure is typically performed on an outpatient basis through the vaginal approach. During surgery, the bladder is carefully lifted back into its proper position, and the wall between the bladder and vagina is reinforced with precise sutures to provide lasting support. The minimally invasive nature of the procedure generally results in minimal discomfort and a smoother recovery compared to more extensive surgery.
Recovery typically involves a few weeks of avoiding heavy lifting and strenuous activity to ensure proper healing. Most patients gradually return to normal routines while experiencing significant relief from symptoms, improved bladder function, and restored comfort in daily life.
- Minimally invasive, outpatient procedure for faster recovery.
- Lifts and supports the bladder to restore normal anatomy.
- Reduces urinary symptoms such as leakage and pressure.
- Most patients return to daily activities within a few weeks.
