Vasectomy is an excellent choice for
permanent birth control.

Over 500,000 vasectomy procedures are done each year in the United States.

Vasectomy is a simple, safe surgical procedure for permanent male fertility control. The tube (called a “vas”) which leads from the testicle is cut and sealed in order to stop sperm from leaving.

The procedure usually takes about 10 to 20 minutes.

Since the procedure simply interrupts the delivery of sperm it does not change hormonal function – leaving sexual drive and potency unaffected.

The No-Scalpel vasectomy is a technique used to do the vasectomy through one single puncture. The puncture is made in the scrotum and requires no suturing or stitches.

The primary difference compared to the conventional vasectomy is that the vas deferens is controlled and grasped by the surgeon in a less traumatic manner. This results in less pain and fewer postoperative complications.

This procedure is done with the aid of a local anesthetic called ‘Xylocaine’ (similar to ‘Novocaine’).

The actual interruption of the vas which is done with the No-Scalpel technique is identical to the interruption used with conventional techniques.

The No-Scalpel technique is simply a more elegant and less traumatic way for the surgeon to control the vas and proceed with its interruption.

• Vasectomy is a safe, fast, and very effective method of birth control 
• Our surgeons are skilled and experienced in the most advanced “No-Scalpel” technique
• Vasectomy is performed in the office, under a local anesthetic, and takes only 15–20 minutes
• Many insurance plans cover vasectomy services
• Most men are back to work in 2 days, and back to full activity in a week
  

We meet with men first for a clinic visit to discuss the procedure in detail, and answer all your questions.  We schedule the procedure at your convenience after the consultation.  

Please call us today for more information about scheduling, cost, and insurance coverage.