Pelvic floor
The pelvic floor is the group of muscles and tissues that supports the bladder, uterus and rectum. When discomfort or changes in function appear, an assessment helps you understand your care options.
Needs we address
- Assessment of discomfort or changes in function.
- Conservative options such as physiotherapy.
- Surgical options when indicated.
What it includes
- Urinary incontinence
- High-tech equipment
- Physiotherapy
- Pelvic floor surgery
Services in this area
Every service and procedure is recommended only after an individual assessment.
Pelvic floor physiotherapy
Evaluation by the responsible professional, individualized goals and follow-up.
Pelvic floor surgery
It may be considered in certain cases, after an evaluation and a review of conservative alternatives.
If a surgical option is considered
When the assessment indicates that surgery may be considered, the available approaches, risks, recovery and conservative alternatives are explained before any decision.
See minimally invasive surgeryPelvic floor care is not the same as surgery. The assessment defines the path: many patients start with conservative options, and surgery is considered only in certain cases and after an evaluation.
Frequently asked questions
No. The path depends on the diagnosis. Conservative and surgical options are explained after the assessment.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Ronald Salazar Mora, OB-GYN · Last reviewed:
Other areas of care
The next step begins with a conversation.
Request appointment information directly from the office. The clinic will confirm availability and the next step.
Please do not share diagnoses, test results or sensitive medical information through this channel. For gynecological and obstetric urgent care, use the 24/7 urgent care channel. If your life is at risk, call 9-1-1 or go to the nearest emergency room.