An implant adapted to treat various pelvic disorders can include one or more imaging features constructed of a material adapted to provide visualization on an imaging machine (e.g., X-Ray, fluoroscopy, etc.). The imaging feature generally follows along the perimeter shape of at least a portion of the implant to visually confirm how the implant is lying in a patient's body during implantation. The imaging feature can be constructed of a wire (e.g., platinum-iridium), a radio-opaque material or substance, or like materials or constructs adapted to provide the desired visualization.
