Is pelvic organ prolapse common after childbirth or menopause?

Yes. Pregnancy, vaginal delivery, and hormonal changes from menopause can weaken pelvic muscles and increase the risk of prolapse over time.

Will I need surgery for urinary incontinence?

Not always. Mild symptoms can often be managed with lifestyle changes or physical therapy. Surgery is recommended if conservative treatments are ineffective.

A bladder sling is a minimally invasive surgical option that supports the urethra and bladder to prevent leakage, especially during physical activity or coughing.

What is a bladder sling and how does it work?

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Female Reconstructive Surgery

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Female Reconstructive Surgery

Female Reconstructive Surgery at BASS Medical Group offers expert surgical care for women experiencing pelvic organ prolapse, urinary incontinence, and other urologic or gynecologic conditions. Our specialists use minimally invasive and robotic-assisted techniques to restore pelvic function, improve quality of life, and support long-term pelvic health.