Due to the simplicity of the surgery, a vasectomy usually takes less than 30 minutes to complete.

All men undergoing vasectomy will have local anesthetic into the scrotal skin and around the tubes. This stings initially for about 5 seconds before the area goes numb.

Your expert specialists provider carefully  locates the vas deferens. They then place a clamp on your scrotum. Next, your provider makes a tiny hole in your skin, stretches it open, and lifts the vas deferens out. Your provider then cuts each tube, seals off the end, and carefully puts it back. This method is ideal for completely minimizing any scarring.  There are NO injections into the testes or penis. A single, small opening only 2-4 mm in size is then made in the centre of the scrotum below the penis using the Keyhole surgical technique. 

 How it works?

A vasectomy is performed in preventing the passage of sperm along the spermatic cord. This is done by picking up the vas which is located mostly just under the scrotal skin, and cutting the tube. Ends can be left open with fascia opposition but in most cases, the ends are tied with surgical stitches and the ends sealed with heat which studies show increases effectiveness. The two new ends are then positioned away from each other and a small piece of tissue positioned over one of the ends to discourage rejoining. This is called fascia apposition. After the procedure, the vas is then released into the scrotum.

Your testosterone levels will also remain the same, so that your hair distribution, the pitch of your voice, your overall strength, and your sexual drive will not change.

Because the procedure is minimally invasive, many vasectomy patients find that they can return to work within 2 or 3 days and resume their typical lifestyle routines within a week, and do so with minimal discomfort.