Urology doctors at Mediclinic Welcare Hospital have changed the course of a woman’s life by implanting an innovative electrical device to improve her bladder control. Although not life-threatening, urinary incontinence and loss of bladder control can affect social, psychological, familial, occupational, physical and sexual aspects of patients' lives. Urinary incontinence leads to reduced quality of life, causing social isolation and restriction in daily activities. Although behavioural therapy and pharmacological interventions should be used as initial therapies for bladder dysfunction, in refractory cases, the best treatment modality is sacral neuromodulation (SNM). SNM is an innovative, minimally invasive technology that treats broad aspects of bladder and bowel dysfunction, sexual dysfunction and pelvic pain syndrome. The procedure requires special skills for precisely implanting the device without causing any neurological damage and at the same time achieving a high level of accuracy.