The LEEP procedure is a cone cervical amputation procedure to get the transitional region. The Ministry of Health recommends LEEP procedure to be used to treat cervical routes. Objectives: To describe clinical, subclinical characteristics and evaluate the results of cervical gland treatment by LEEP. Subjects: 105 women who met the selection criteria were treated with LEEP. Method: cross-sectional description, forward research, vertical tracking. Results: Average age is of 39.7 ± 7.3. The main reason for medical examination was the cervical viginal discharge disorder, accounting for 84.8% of patients. Cases of cervical examination revealed cervical gland accounted for 81.9%, patients of cervical diameter canal injury  from 2-3cm accounted for 45.7%. The average procedure time 6.6 ± 1.8 minutes. Success rate is 92.4%, failure 7.6%.