What is bladder repair surgery?

A procedure that repositions and supports the bladder when prolapse causes discomfort or urinary symptoms.

Women experiencing pelvic pressure, urinary leakage, or visible prolapse, especially after childbirth or aging.

How long is the recovery?

Typically 3–4 weeks of restricted activity. Heavy lifting is avoided for 6 weeks.

Is the procedure effective?

Yes — most patients experience significant improvement of symptoms and quality of life.

Who performs the procedure?

Dr. Alain Daher, OB-GYN surgeon and LSOG member.

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Invasive Bladder Repair

Medically reviewed by Dr. Antoine Abi Abboud, Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic SurgeonLast updated 5 August 2026

Invasive bladder repair addresses bladder prolapse and related pelvic floor conditions through surgical techniques tailored to each patient's anatomy and goals.

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Before & After

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A selection of real invasive bladder repair results by Dr. Antoine Abi Abboud.

Invasive Bladder Repair before and after result — case 1, performed by Dr. Antoine Abi Abboud in Beirut, Lebanon

Results vary from patient to patient. Photos shared with patient consent.

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