| UROLOGY MAIN SITE | GEN. ADULT UROLOGY | UROLOGIC ONCOLOGY | MALE UROLOGY | TRANSPLANT PROGRAM | |
| PELVIC MEDICINE, INCONTINENCE & RECONST. SURGERY | PEDIATRIC UROLOGY | MIN. INVASIVE SURGERY | |||
| Welcome to the Center for Pelvic Medicine, Incontinence and Reconstructive Surgery 
If you are among the millions of women who are living with incontinence, urethral or bladder dysfunction, or pelvic floor disorders (prolapse), then you already know how these conditions can adversely impact your quality of life.
At the Division of Pelvic Medicine, Incontinence and Reconstructive Surgery at UCLA, we provide sensitive, innovative care for a full spectrum of conditions including:
For more information on these and other conditions, visit Conditions We Treat.
With his numerous surgical innovations, as well as his involvement in the development of new pharmacological and surgical treatments of urologic conditions, Dr. Raz has helped define the field of female urology and reconstruction for the past two decades. Larissa Rodriguez, M.D.
joined the UCLA faculty in 2001 as co-director of the Division of Pelvic
Medicine, Incontinence and Reconstructive Surgery, and Director
of Female Urology Research. Dr. Rodríguez is involved in all aspects
of Pelvic
Medicine, Incontinence and Reconstructive Surgery, and brings
a solid background in clinical research on benign urologic conditions such
as incontinence, prolapse, interstitial cystitis and overactive bladder. As
Director of Female Urology Research at UCLA, Dr. Rodríguez collaborates
with a team of scientists on basic science research aimed at finding new treatments
and cures to the diseases that affect our patients.
Through ongoing research and continuous innovation, the division has pioneered many of the pelvic medicine treatments that today have become the standards of care worldwide. Pelvic Medicine, Incontinence and Reconstructive Surgery patients at UCLA receive the latest information on pelvic medicine disorders, as well as access to the newest treatments that evolve from our research.
Our goal is to provide compassionate, individualized care to women suffering from these conditions, restoring their quality of life as optimally as possible. Both male and female patients will have access to a full range of non-surgical, minimally invasive, surgical and alternative treatments for urinary incontinence and voiding dysfunction. In addition, we offer expert care in chronic urinary conditions such as interstitial cystitis and overactive bladder. To find a UCLA urologist specializing in Pelvic Medicine, Incontinence and Reconstructive Surgery, visit our faculty Information page.
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