Pelvic Reconstructive Surgery in Ocala, FL

Pelvic reconstructive surgery is a category of procedures designed to repair and restore the pelvic floor structures — including the muscles, ligaments, and tissues that support the bladder, uterus, and rectum. It is typically recommended for women with moderate to severe pelvic organ prolapse or incontinence that hasn’t responded to non-surgical treatments.

Dr. Kelsey Lipking offers a full spectrum of minimally invasive procedures, including vaginal and laparoscopic prolapse repair, cystocele (bladder) repair, rectocele (rectal) repair, uterine-sparing procedures, and sacrocolpopexy — a long-lasting option using surgical mesh to restore pelvic support.

Many procedures are performed laparoscopically or vaginally, which means smaller incisions, less pain, and faster recovery compared to traditional open surgery. Dr. Lipking will recommend the approach that best fits your anatomy, symptoms, and goals.

Recovery varies depending on the procedure. Most patients can return to light activity within a few weeks, with full recovery typically taking 6 to 8 weeks. You’ll receive detailed post-operative instructions, and Dr. Lipking’s team will monitor your progress throughout.

Pelvic reconstructive surgery has a high success rate and provides durable improvement for most patients. However, no prolapse surgery can guarantee that prolapse will never recur, as prolapse can come back despite surgical correction. Maintaining a healthy weight, pelvic floor muscle exercises, and treating chronic constipation can help protect your repair. Dr. Lipking will discuss your individual risk of recurrence and expectations during your consultation.