Specialist removal of mesh used for incontinence or prolapse that is causing problems. Every consultation begins with listening, honest information and no pressure.
Mesh implants placed for stress urinary incontinence or prolapse can, in some women, cause pain, exposure through the vaginal wall, infection, pain at intercourse or bladder problems. Removal may be partial or complete.
The decision is always yours. We will not proceed if you feel pressured, or if the procedure is unlikely to help.
Detailed review of the original operation and imaging.
Examination, and sometimes a cystoscopy or MRI.
Surgery under anaesthesia to remove the problem part of the mesh.
Hospital stay varies. Expect several weeks of recovery, no intercourse until healed, and staged follow-up.
Call us promptly for fever, increasing pain, heavy bleeding or unusual discharge.
Removal for complications is well recognised, but outcomes depend on the mesh type and how it is placed, and this needs a specialist team.
Female-Centred Care : Unhurried, respectful, judgement-free consultation.
Honest Counselling : Clear about benefits, limits and alternatives.
Complete Team : Gynaecology, plastic surgery and physiotherapy input where needed.
Transparent Costs and Ethical Practice : Estimates upfront, in line with applicable Indian regulations and ethical guidelines.
No. Many women have no problems. Removal is only for those with troublesome symptoms.
Yes. Your consultation, photographs and reports are handled privately, and you can choose whether anyone accompanies you.
Absolutely, at any point before the procedure and without any obligation.
This page is for general information only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Outcomes vary and are not guaranteed. Please consult a qualified doctor about your individual condition.
