Liparoscopic surgery is a procedure to further confirm the diagnosis of cervical cancer that is underdiagnosed or suspected at the time of a cervical biopsy. The benefits of the procedure include: when performing the Liparoscopic procedure, the area cut is wider, which can facilitate the discovery of conflicts of viral penetration, as well as the discovery of negative and positive cervical margins, which is good for the diagnosis of the disease. For example, when there is a viral infection, cervical erosion, or natriuretic cysts, the Liparoscopic procedure can help to remove some of the virally infected tissues, which is conducive to the recovery of the disease. In later life, after having only the conization of the cervix and the Liparoscopic surgery, it is important to have a regular review of HPV to confirm that the HPV is negative, and then a regular yearly review will be sufficient. After the Lipo knife surgery, there is a bleeding period, pay attention to good personal hygiene, to avoid causing increased bleeding.