A non-continuous pelvic implant configured for placement in a patient to treat fecal incontinence is disclosed, the implant comprising two implant segments, each implant segment comprising an anterior end and a posterior end, each implant segment being configured to extend between a posterior location of the patient at a region of a rectum or extemal anal sphincter, to an anterior location of the patient at a region of an obturator foramen, with the posterior end located at the posterior location and the anterior end located at the anterior location.