Treatment of urinary incontinence in women depends on the underlying factors. While drug treatment may be sufficient in stress urinary incontinence, in cases such as coughing and sneezing, urinary incontinence due to sagging of the vaginal walls or uterus is encountered in urinary incontinence and its treatment is surgical. However, factors such as the age and weight of the patient are important when deciding on surgery. Urinary incontinence surgeries are frequently performed laparoscopically. TVT or TOT are methods used in urinary incontinence surgeries. Performing TVT or TOT is not a situation for the patient to decide. It is important for a successful outcome that the doctor decides which method to apply after a full evaluation.

Prolapse of organs in women is called Pelvic Organ Prolapse. Weakness of pelvic muscles or reduction of connective tissue causes pelvic organs to sag.

If the findings of vaginal enlargement and numbness in intercourse are found in the examinations, urinary incontinence may be due to vaginal relaxation syndrome and can be treated with vaginal tightening operation.

If there is sagging of the vaginal walls, urinary incontinence can be prevented by surgery on the posterior wall of the vagina, surgery on the anterior wall of the vagina, cystocele or rectocele repair operations.

If there is urinary incontinence due to uterine prolapse, urinary incontinence can be treated by hanging the uterus at a young age and hysterectomy at an advanced age.

Vaginal tightening surgeries are frequently performed in urinary incontinence surgeries, as the causes of urinary incontinence include vaginal problems. Pelvic floor muscles are strengthened. According to the patient's request, labiaplasty, genital tightening and filling operations, which are inner and outer lip aesthetics, can be performed in the same operation.

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Myomectomy

Myomectomy is a surgical procedure in which benign (non-cancerous) masses, i.e. fibroids, in the uterus that occur during the reproductive years are removed.

Hysterectomy

Hysterectomy is surgery to remove the uterus. It is the second gynecological operation performed on women of reproductive age all over the world.

Endometriosis (Chocolate Cyst) Surgery

Due to its characteristic structure, chocolate cyst is one of the only disorders where the same treatment cannot be predicted for each patient who needs to be treated individually.

Ovarian Cyst Surgery

Surgery is required if the ovarian cyst is over 5 cm, solid or semi-solid, growing rapidly, developing close to a malignant cyst, metastasizing in the pelvis or disrupting blood circulation (torsion).

Urinary Incontinence Surgery

Treatment of urinary incontinence in women depends on the underlying factors. While drug treatment may be sufficient in stress urinary incontinence, in cases such as coughing and sneezing, urinary incontinence due to sagging of the vaginal walls or uterus is encountered in urinary incontinence and its treatment is surgical.

Dermoid Cyst Surgery

Dermoid cyst treatment is surgical. Cysts larger than 60 mm are recommended to be surgically removed. As the size of the dermoid cyst increases, the risk of compression and tearing torsion increases. Dermoid cysts are normally benign and harmless, but they can cause serious health problems when they grow.

Removal of intrauterine adhesions (Asherman Syndrome)

Asherman syndrome is an acquired disease that occurs after a trauma in the uterus.

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