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Essential medicines included during hospital stay
Same-day discharge available for eligible cases
Recovery typically within 1–2 days, depending on the procedure
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Minimally invasive procedures — no major cuts or stitches
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| Treatment | Conventional Vasectomy Surgery | No Scalpel Vasectomy Surgery |
|---|---|---|
| Major Cuts and Wounds | Yes | Minor |
| Major Pain | Painful | Painless |
| Major Blood loss | Yes | No |
| Major Stitches | Yes | Minor |
| Rest after Vasectomy surgery | 3-4 days | Usually can resume work next day |
| Follow up after surgery | Required | Usually not required |
A vasectomy is a form of permanent male contraception. Compared to female sterilisation, it is simpler and less invasive. The procedure prevents sperm from being released during ejaculation.
A no-scalpel vasectomy, sometimes informally referred to as a "laser vasectomy," is a commonly used technique that minimizes discomfort and recovery time.
During the procedure, the vas deferens—the tubes that carry sperm—are either cut or sealed. This blocks the path of sperm from the testicles to the urethra.
Since pregnancy can only occur if sperm reaches the urethra and combines with an egg, blocking the vas deferens effectively prevents conception.
Vasectomy is a voluntary choice and should be considered only if you are certain that you do not wish to have children in the future.
The goal of the procedure is to ensure that no sperm is present in the ejaculate, thereby eliminating the possibility of pregnancy.
In one of the vasectomy surgery method, the doctor makes two cuts the skin to access the vas deferens on either side of the scrotum.
In no scalpel vasectomy operation method, the doctor access the vas deferens tubes without making a cut. They then cut and seal the tubes as usual. Then, the doctor places stitch on the skin if needed.
Doctors usually perform male vasectomy under local anesthesia.
After the Vasectomy operation for men, you’ll need to avoid sex and any strenuous activity for about a week or so.
There’re often misconceptions or other concerns about vasectomy and side effects.
A vasectomy only means that the ejaculate will not have sperm and can’t fertilize the egg. Sperm makes up less than 3 percent of your ejaculate. There’s no change in the look, taste, and amount of semen after a vasectomy.
A vasectomy operation also won’t:
After a vasectomy, the testicles continue to make sperm. But Sperm die inside only.
When the sperm cells die, they disintegrate and are absorbed by the body.
This is the same way the body handles other types of cells that die and are replaced every day.
The Vasectomy Operation Cost in Hyderabad ranges from Rs 15000 to Rs 60000 and depends on various factors like
For accurate vasectomy cost estimation, a consultation with the treating surgeon is necessary. For further details, you may contact us via WhatsApp at 7337583901.
