What Is the Cost of Sacrocolpopexy in India?
The cost of Sacrocolpopexy in India typically ranges from $500 to $6,000 USD, depending on the hospital, city, and type of procedure.
Sacrocolpopexy lifts the top of the vagina (vault) by attaching it to the sacrum (base of the spine) with a mesh, usually for prolapse after hysterectomy. The cost depends on:
- Approach: laparoscopic, robotic or open.
- Mesh type
- Combined procedures: incontinence surgery or other repairs.
- Hospital stay
Effectiveness
NICE (IPG583) reports that compared with vaginal native-tissue repair, sacrocolpopexy with mesh had:
- Better objective cure: 75% vs 62% at 1–2.5 years.
- Less recurrent prolapse: 19% vs 34% at 1–2 years.
- Less painful intercourse: in comparative studies.
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Safety Concerns
- Mesh complications: 4% vs 1% with native tissue repair.
- Mesh erosion: 1% at 12 months and 3% at 60 months in one series.
- Bowel obstruction: 2% vs under 1%.
- New stress incontinence: rose over time in one series.
NICE advises that only specialists perform it, all cases are recorded on a registry and mesh problems are reported to the regulator.
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- Which mesh is used?
- Is a native-tissue option suitable for me?
- How are mesh complications managed?
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Frequently Asked Questions Related to Sacrocolpopexy Cost in India
Surgery that supports the top of the vagina by attaching it to the spine with mesh.
Mainly women with vaginal vault prolapse, often after hysterectomy.
Often laparoscopically or robotically.
NICE reports objective cure of 75% versus 62% with native tissue repair.
Mesh erosion, reported at 1–3% in one series, and other mesh complications.
About six weeks before heavy lifting.
The cost of Sacrocolpopexy in India typically ranges from $500 to $6,000 USD, depending on the hospital, city, and type of procedure.
Transvaginal mesh is restricted in some countries. Abdominal sacrocolpopexy mesh is still used with safeguards.
Sometimes. Discuss bladder symptoms before surgery.
Usually one to three nights.


























