Has anyone had a successful anterior wall repair with biological graft?

You've made me change my mind on the porcine repair! I don't think it was my Urogynae who said porcine wasn't strong enough. But he pretty much convinced me that post-menopausal that your tissues aren't often very strong and the mesh would hold in my case really well. There is definately cases of mesh being put in too tight or not tight enough so there is certainly an art to doing it exactly right. Only much experience can make sure of that I guess. I was very confident my Dr. had done hundreds. He said they used to have the mesh up under neck of bladder but have more recently worked out mid-urethra is the best position. I hope mine holds forever! But....... I also already had a posterior prolapse so have to face that repair one day. It was only grade 1 & he felt that having the anterior prolapse out of the way that maybe the posterior one would take longer to get worse. Fingers crossed.