This educational lecture presents a comprehensive approach to the laparoscopic management of cervical fibroids, one of the most technically demanding procedures in gynecologic endoscopic surgery. It begins with the classification of cervical fibroids and explains the anatomical challenges posed by their proximity to the bladder, ureters, rectum, and uterine vessels. Through operative videos, the lecture demonstrates safe bladder dissection, ureteric identification, vasopressin infiltration, and bloodless fibroid enucleation while preserving the pseudocapsule. The importance of careful dissection and meticulous suturing is highlighted throughout the procedure. Practical tips to minimize complications and improve surgical outcomes are emphasized at every stage. This is an excellent learning resource for gynecologic surgeons managing complex cervical fibroids laparoscopically.