Procedure
Vasectomy reversal: the outcome depends on the time elapsed
Vasectomy reversal aims to restore the flow of sperm in men who had a vasectomy and later decided to have more children. The outcome mainly depends on the time elapsed since the original surgery.
Book a consultationWhat is it?
It is the surgery that aims to restore the flow of sperm after a vasectomy, for men who have decided to have more children.
What does the outcome depend on?
The outcome of a vasectomy reversal is inversely proportional to the time that has passed since the original vasectomy: the less time elapsed, the higher the chance of success.
What is the success rate?
If no more than 5 years have passed since the original vasectomy, the success rate is close to 80%. Every case is different, and this figure can vary considerably depending on each patient's particular situation.
Benefits
- Individualized assessment based on the time elapsed since the vasectomy
- A clear explanation of the chances of success before deciding
Recovery
Recovery time and the type of anesthesia are defined during the consultation, based on the most suitable technique for each case.
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