If you suffer from pelvic prolapse or bladder control problems...

You may feel like you’re all alone.

You’re not. These conditions are common and – more important – treatable.

You may feel too ashamed to talk to anyone about it.

There’s no shame in something so common. Yet only about half the women who suffer from incontinence seek professional medical help. This leaves the other half to endure embarrassment, discomfort and dramatic changes to their lifestyle and emotional well-being.

You may think you can live with your problem.

Some types of pelvic support abnormalities can lead to urinary incontinence and uterine prolapse. Although incontinence and prolapse disorders are not life-threatening, they do significantly alter the quality of your life. If left untreated, they will often worsen with age, causing increased symptoms.

You may be concerned about the outcomes of surgery.

When surgery is the best choice, it should be performed by a skilled physician, such as Dr. Agosta, who’s specially trained in the latest procedures for both pelvic and bladder problems and who has a reputation for excellent results.