The treatment of the early-stage cervical cancer is surgical. In the last ten years we have seen a surgical de-escalation and the development of new techniques such as the sentinel node biopsy. In 2018, absolutely against the trend, the study published in the New England Journal of Medicine by Pedro Ramirez upset the world of gynecologic-oncologists by demonstrating that the open approach is superior to the minimally invasive technique in the surgical management of these cancers. A long debate arose after the publication of this article, which remains the only prospective randomized study published to date on the subject. We therefore must take a step back and return to open surgery in the treatment of early-stage cervical cancer.