Hi thanks for your question. Since your cervical biopsy report shows moderate dysplasia. This is indication for cone biopsy .In cone biopsy the cervix is stained with lugol iodine, dysplastic cervix takes up the colour and biopsy is taken from abnormally stained portion. In cone biopsy entire squamocolumnar junction of cervix, generally agreed to be site of origin of squamous cell carcinoma of cervix is removed. Cone biopsy helps gynecologist to rule out the presence of invasive carcinoma and determine the grade and distribution of the intraepithelial lesion. Currently only HGIL (high grade intraepithelial lesion) is considered premalignant and requires aggressive treatment. Toptal hystrectomy of is procedure choice for dysplasia. In total hysterectomy uterus along with cervix is removed ,ovaries and tubes are left there if they are healthy. If on cone biopsy changes are more aggressive, panhystrectomy may be done, in which cervix, uterus, tubes, ovaries, pelivic lymph nodes and pelvic tissue is removed. Hope this answers your question.