Prolapse in many women can cause the uterus, vagina, bladder, and/or rectum to descend, giving the vagina a "bulging" feeling. These organs may openly protrude in certain situations. Symptoms of pelvic organ prolapse might include constipation, difficulty urinating, and urine leaks. A big abdominal incision is not necessary for the safe and long-lasting repair of the pelvic floor and its contents thanks to laparoscopic colposuspension, a minimally invasive surgical approach. Fine laparoscopic instruments are inserted through four keyhole incisions across the mid-abdomen to execute laparoscopic colposuspension. On the other hand, a lower midline or Pfannenstiel abdominal incision is necessary for the traditional open abdominal colposuspension. When there is laxity in the vaginal support, the pelvic organs protrude as a result of pelvic organ prolapse. The purpose of laparoscopic colposuspension is to use keyhole incisions to resuspend the vagina and related pelvic organs. Under specific conditions, a vaginal technique can be used to conduct a simultaneous hysterectomy, bladder suspension, or rectocele repair.
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