1 - 3 hours
2 weeks
1 - 3 hours
2 weeks
Vaginal prolapse repair at Sur involves a meticulous procedure to reposition and secure your vagina. Utilising either anterior or posterior approaches, our surgeons delicately repair the vaginal walls, supporting the bladder, urethra, and rectum. This procedure aims to alleviate discomfort and improve overall pelvic function.
Undergoing prolapse repair can offer significant benefits:
Every surgery at Sur is approached with the highest safety standards, yet it’s important to be aware of potential risks:
Whether you undergo anterior or posterior repair, our approach is consistently gentle and precise. Under general anaesthesia, our surgeons skilfully reinforce the supportive tissues within your vagina. Laparoscopic options are considered based on individual needs. Every incision is meticulously closed, ensuring minimal discomfort and optimal healing.
If vaginal prolapse is causing you discomfort, our surgical repair could be the solution. We provide comprehensive consultations to guide you through your options and ensure this procedure aligns with your needs.
Your recovery at home should be a period of rest and recuperation. You’ll feel uncomfortable for the first few days, but suitable pain medication will help with this.
We recommend a gradual return to daily activities, with specific advice on managing post-operative symptoms. Pelvic floor exercises may be suggested to enhance long-term outcomes. You should wait until you feel completely comfortable with your vagina before resuming sexual activity or using tampons.
Our surgeon assistant will guide you to a suitable surgeon for a video discussion. Should you choose to move forward, we will arrange a pre-surgery meeting, depending on your medical history.
Being in good health is vital for surgery. We’ll arrange a pre-surgery check with our nurses to ensure you’re ready and right for the procedure.
On your surgery day at SUR, we’ll ensure your comfort as we prepare. Your procedure will occur in a theatre or clinical room, based on its type. Afterwards, you’ll rest in a recovery area or room. Once you’re recovering well, you can head home.
At SUR, we prioritise outstanding aftercare. After your procedure, we’ll support you throughout. We’ll schedule check-ins to track your recovery, and our surgical assistant is on hand for any post-operative guidance.
Our surgeon assistant will guide you to a suitable surgeon for a video discussion. Should you choose to move forward, we will arrange a pre-surgery meeting, depending on your medical history.
Being in good health is vital for surgery. We’ll arrange a pre-surgery check with our nurses to ensure you’re ready and right for the procedure.
On your surgery day at SUR, we’ll ensure your comfort as we prepare. Your procedure will occur in a theatre or clinical room, based on its type. Afterwards, you’ll rest in a recovery area or room. Once you’re recovering well, you can head home.
At SUR, we prioritise outstanding aftercare. After your procedure, we’ll support you throughout. We’ll schedule check-ins to track your recovery, and our surgical assistant is on hand for any post-operative guidance.
Yes, they are often recommended to strengthen your pelvic floor and sustain your surgical results.
Some initial changes are normal. Laxatives may be advised to ease bowel movements.
Depending on your condition, options like pelvic floor exercises, hormone treatments, or pessaries may be considered.
The aim is long-term resolution, but individual cases may vary, and some may require additional treatment.