Female Urogynecology

Pelvic Reconstructive Surgery

Who is it For?

Women of any age who suffer from a dropped bladder, prolapsed uterus, difficult defecation, vaginal prolapse after hysterectomy, internal hernia, or problems with bladder control (incontinence). Other conditions that require pelvic reconstructive surgery may include vaginal laxity, urinary incontinence, or fistula of the pelvic organs.

What is it?

Pelvic reconstructive is a surgery that restores a woman's normal feminine anatomy, often without resorting to a hysterectomy This may be necessary for women with pelvic organ prolapse, which can include conditions such as a fallen uterus, vaginal prolapse after hysterectomy, dropped bladder, or difficult defecation.

How is it Done?

The physicians at Alaska Urological Institute work with you to restore feminine anatomy with minimally invasive, vaginal techniques and no visible scars. Our techniques are less invasive than laparoscopic surgery, with excellent long-term results. Surgery is planned with a personalized combination of procedures to address each woman's needs.Depending on your particular conditions, operations take 30 minutes to 2 hours to complete. Some women go home the same day, some stay 1-2 nights in hospital and recuperation can range from a few days to 6 weeks.