Sacrocolpopexy is a minimally invasive procedure that provides long-term support for the top of the vagina after prolapse, typically following hysterectomy. A mesh is used to suspend the vagina to the sacral bone, restoring normal anatomy and function.
When is it considered?
What does the procedure involve?
What is the recovery like?
Hospital stay is typically 1–2 nights. You may have some bloating or cramping initially. Most women return to light activities within 1–2 weeks and resume normal routines over 4–6 weeks.
What are the benefits?
If you’d like to know whether sacrocolpopexy is appropriate for your condition, please get in touch.
