Purely Vasectomies is the premier vasectomy clinic near Avondale. Our team consists of only the best board-certified urologists and support staff specialists who are committed to ensuring the most comfortable, convenient, and affordable vasectomy procedure in Avondale AZ.
The Purely Vasectomies vasectomy experience is designed with your emotional, mental, and physical health as our top priorities. Created by our experienced, caring, and compassionate team, our vasectomy procedure covers every step, from initial consultation to recovery, and ensures you and your family feel included, engaged, and supported every step of the way.
With a keen understanding of the significance surrounding the decision to undergo a vasectomy, we begin each of our vasectomy procedures with a consultation designed to share our process and discuss any concerns you might have before, during, or after your vasectomy procedure.
After your initial consultation, and once you decide to undergo a vasectomy, the procedure itself will take about 30 minutes from start to finish.
Completed in our modern, state-of-the-art facilities, your vasectomy will begin with a tiny injection to numb the incision area. While this local anesthesia is more than enough for most patients, we offer additional sedation options for our patients who need additional support.
Once the area is numb and prepped, a very small incision or puncture is made in the upper part of the scrotum. Our expert surgeons then access the vas deferens (the tiny tube that carries sperm from the testicles) which is then painlessly cut and cauterized to prevent the future passage of sperm during ejaculation. The small incision is then closed by using stitches or a tiny amount of medical glue.
Although most men only experience minor discomfort following a vasectomy, there is a recovery period that is important for proper healing from the procedure. While we will provide and discuss our detailed post-operative recovery plans and support process with you during your consultation, we find it also reassuring for our patients to be aware of the vasectomy recovery process when initially considering having the procedure.
After the procedure, recovering from a vasectomy involves a few days of rest and limited activity. Immediately following the procedure, it’s common for individuals to experience some mild discomfort, swelling, and bruising in the scrotal area.
Our years of experience providing post-vasectomy care and helping thousands of men successfully and comfortably recover from vasectomies have shown us that wearing an athletic supporter, taking pain medication, and applying ice packs will help alleviate these discomforts during the first few days after surgery.
Most men can return to work and resume light activities one to two days after the vasectomy, although strenuous exercise and heavy lifting are best avoided for at least a week to prevent strain and to allow the area to completely heal.
Our Purley Vasectomies staff understands that each recovery process is a little different and our team is committed to addressing all of your post-vasectomy questions and concerns throughout our process which is designed to ensure a complete, successful, and comfortable recovery.
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Like any method of family planning, cost often factors into the decision-making process. Considering this, we approach our procedural costs in a very open and completely transparent process.
Committed to a fully inclusive pricing model, Purely Vasectomies provides affordable and competitive pricing while never sacrificing quality or care for our patients.
Our patients’ out-of-pocket costs often vary and depend on a number of factors including individual health insurance coverage, deductibles, co-pays, and co-insurance contributions.
As part of your initial vasectomy consultation, our experienced staff will review a comprehensive breakdown of all costs involved in your procedure. Additionally, we are happy to provide assistance in dealing with any insurance-related questions as part of our commitment to ensure a hassle and stress-free experience.
Our goal is to support you throughout your vasectomy experience with us. Our financial support team’s ability to accept multiple forms of payments is specifically designed to help overcome any financial barriers so you can remain focused on achieving your family planning goals.
Purely Vasectomies in Avondale, AZ, is your trusted partner in the journey towards responsible family planning. Our comprehensive services, from the vasectomy procedure to recovery and cost transparency, are designed to provide you with a seamless and positive experience. Your well-being and comfort are our top priorities, and we are dedicated to supporting you every step of the way. Schedule your consultation with us today and take the first step towards a confident and empowered family planning decision.
1. Is a Vasectomy painful?
The vasectomies completed here at Purley Vasectomies are easy, efficient, and convenient outpatient procedures. While we take great care to ensure the vasectomy procedure itself isn’t painful, like most minor surgical procedures, some mild discomfort during the recovery process can be expected. Fortunately, we are experts in post-vasectomy recovery and support and make ourselves fully available to ensure the most comfortable healing and recovery from your procedure!
2. Does a Vasectomy affect sex drive?
No – A vasectomy will not affect your sex drive. With the exception of sperm no longer being added to semen during ejaculation, there is no other noticeable change to your sex drive, testosterone levels, ability to achieve and maintain an erection, orgasm, or anything else that you would notice during sexual intercourse.
3. What is a “scalpel-less” Vasectomy?
Some vasectomy clinics near Avondale offer the option of a “scalpel-less” vasectomy procedure. From our perspective, a “scalpel-less” vasectomy is just a play on words and really is not a true representation of a different or better type of vasectomy procedure.
In order to complete any vasectomy, a surgeon must access the vas deferens. This means there needs to be some form of incision to the scrotum. While most vasectomies are completed by making a small incision in the scrotum using a scalpel, some vasectomy clinics opt to make this incision using scissors instead; that is the only difference with a “scalpel-less” vasectomy. We can offer both options to our patients, but the result and recovery are the exact same.
