With the aging of the population, more patients seeking for the treatment of pelvic flor disorder are anticipated, that is roughly 45% by 2050. The treatment options varies according to the diagnosis. However, many patients have a concomitant apical prolapsus. Although the surgeries to correct apical rolapsus have high success rates, they also have some inherent problems. Late returning to normal daily activity may increase the risk of venous thromboembolism in frail, elderly patients. If a vaginal approached is prefered, hysterectomy in Gr III/IVPOP will often add 30 to 80 minutes to the procedure. Although it can change acording to the properties of the populations, a survey enrolling 2000 women in United States, 78% of married women 70 to 79 years old are not sexually active. In such patients an obliterative procedure such as colpocleisis is a reasonable option that treats the prolapse with the least invasive technique in the shortest time. Although Le Fort colpocleisis was first described in a washer woman in nine-teeen century, it is often overlooked when counseling a patient with advanced POP. In this article, the authors tried to identify rates and risk factors for 30-day peroperative complications using American College of Surgeons NSQIP database which enrolled 283 women who had undergone Le Fort colpocleisis. In this series, in only 8.1% of the patients experienced a complication. Among them, urinary tract infection was the commonest (n=18, 6.4%).They reported only one death for a 0.4 mortality rate. The complications interestingly increased in patients less than 75 years. They also found that concomitant sling placement (n=92, 32%) did not increase 30-day complication rates. One of the limitation of this study was the absence of specific operative complications such as bladder, bowel and ureteral injury. Since NSQIP did not also track complications beyond 30 days postoperatively, we don’t know their recurrence rate. But the literature reports a very low recurrence rate around 2%. This study also carries all inherent problems of a retrospective analysis of a database. Conclusion of the authors reinforced the findings present in the literature that colpocleisis has the advantages of a short operating time, few complications, amenability of local anesthesia, short hospitalization, speedy recovery, high success rate and low rate of regret.