The sacrocolpopexy has been the gold standard surgery for POP (pelvic organ prolapse). Though the rates of mesh-related complications after sacrocolpopexy are relatively low, the complications should be considered. This case report describes the clinical cases of removal of mesh eroding following hysterectomy, laparoscopic sacrocolpopexy and posterior vaginal repair. The surgery for complete mesh excision was performed at laparotomy or laparoscopy. Although any complications haven't been yet reported in two cases, careful follow-up management should be needed. Successful sacrocolpopexy without complications requires technically experienced pelvic surgeons, the most suitable surgical methods and the best graft material.