Vasectomy & Reversal

A vasectomy is a highly effective and safe form of permanent birth control. At Allied Urology, our specialists perform this routine procedure with a focus on patient comfort and fast recovery.

99.9%

Effectiveness Rate

20-30 min

Procedure Time

Local

Anesthesia Used

The Vasectomy Procedure

During a vasectomy, the small tubes in the scrotum that carry sperm (the vas deferens) are cut or blocked. This prevents sperm from leaving the body and causing pregnancy.

Quick Recovery: Most men return to work within a few days.
No Hormonal Changes: It does not affect sex drive, testosterone levels, or the ability to have an erection.
Minimal Discomfort: Performed under local anesthesia in an office setting.

Important Note: A vasectomy is not immediately effective. You must use another form of birth control until a follow-up test confirms that your semen is clear of sperm.

Vasectomy Reversal

Life circumstances change, and many men decide they want to father children after a vasectomy. While a vasectomy should be considered permanent, it is often possible to reverse the procedure through advanced microsurgery.

Success Factors:

Time: Reversals are most successful when the original vasectomy was performed recently.
Expertise: Our surgeons use microsurgical techniques to re-connect the vas deferens tubes.
Success Rate: Overall success rates can be as high as 50 percent for achieving pregnancy.

Is it right for you?

A vasectomy reversal is often the best option for couples wishing for natural conception, as it is generally less invasive and less costly than other fertility treatments like IVF.