Safe and Effective Vasectomy
Greatly reduce complications and speed up recovery with the no-scalpel technique
The process takes less than an hour with minimum to no bleeding, swelling, and complications.
Vasectomy
Reverse Vasectomy
Quick Recovery
No-Scalpel
No-Scalpel Vasectomy
In the no-scalpel vasectomy, a surgical clamp is used to hold the vas deferens while a very small puncture incision is made so that the vas deferens is lifted out, cut, sutured or cauterized, and put back in place.
Vasectomy Reversal
Vasectomy reversal or “Vasovasostomy” is a surgical technique to reconnect the once cut ends of the vas deferens and to open up the vas channel.
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The vasectomy procedure takes less than one hour to complete.
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