Vasectomy Frequently Asked Questions

It’s a minor surgical procedure that blocks the vas deferens, preventing sperm from reaching the semen. Erections, ejaculation and testosterone production continue as normal.

We specialize in reproductive urology with extensive experience in no-scalpel techniques and integrated fertility care.

Some mild discomfort, but most patients return to light activity in 1-2 days.

Avoid heavy lifting and vigorous exercise for about a week to reduce the risk of swelling or bleeding.

Typically within 7 days, once you're feeling comfortable. Use backup contraception until your follow-up semen test confirms the absence of sperm.

We’ll schedule a semen analysis 8-12 weeks post-procedure. You’re not considered sterile until the test confirms zero sperm.

Risks are low but may include mild pain, bruising, infection, or (rarely) spontaneous reconnection of the vas deferens.

Yes, but success depends on time since the original procedure and surgical technique. We’ll discuss your long-term options at your consultation.

Costs vary depending on insurance coverage and services required. Our team will walk you through options and verify benefits.