Uterine Suspension

When a hard lump is felt or seen hanging out the vagina it’s usually a cervix and uterus and often with a bladder attached.  A hysterectomy and suspension of the top of the vagina is the traditional cure.  It works very well.  If you don’t want a hysterectomy, then I can suspend the entire structure falling out with a suspension procedure I invented almost 20 years ago.   This is a great option for those with a small cervix and a small uterus typical of menopausal women.  I have taught this technique worldwide.  I use either cadaver tissue or ultralightweight mesh as suspensory and supporting pseudo-ligaments like a pulley system.  I do these in a surgery center or operating room under general anesthesia.  It takes me 60-90 minutes.  Again, a high-volume surgeon for this specific procedure is important to find if you want the best outcomes.

The cervix with the uterus behind it falling down the vaginal canal.  Feels like a spongy golf ball that you can push up and away but keeps falling out.  The middle dimple is the entry into the uterus and where sperm goes up and babies come out.

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