“…A true surgical cure, in fact, should not be considered as just an anatomical restoration of the prolapsed organ but also as an improvement of any subjective pelvic complaints noted before surgery for recurrent POP with the aim of improving the patients quality of life (QoL) after the operation [8,9]. Finally, we are aware that the clinical evaluation of POP, whether primary or recurrent, and of its treatment represents a challenging issue especially with the growing prevalence of the disease [5].…”