How is microsurgical vasectomy reversal performed?

This very delicate operation is performed under general anesthesia, and seeks to bring back together the microscopic openings of the two ends of the vas deferens at the site where the vasectomy occurred. The surgery usually takes about 3 hours, and depending on a number of factors can have success rates, in terms of recovery of sperm in the ejaculate, of about 90%.

What are the benefits of microsurgical vasectomy reversal?

Patients undergoing vasectomy reversal are able to proceed with attempting conception naturally. This can therefore avoid expensive IVF cycles. In couples looking for more than one child after a previous vasectomy, this also proves to be cost effective.

What are the risks of microsurgical vasectomy reversal?

Risks are minimal andi include standard uncommon surgical risks of bleeding and infection. Uncommonly, vasectomy reversal may fail to recover sperm in the ejaculate.

Is it covered by insurance?

Insurance coverage for microsurgical vasectomy reversal is variable and depends on your plan benefits. Our office will work closely with your insurance carrier to determine eligibility. In patients where this is not covered, we will work with you to best determine how to proceed.

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