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To put it simply, a vasectomy is a surgical procedure that cuts or blocks the vas deferens (a small tube within the scrotum). Severing this tube will not allow sperm to enter your semen. The semen’s sensation, pleasure, and appearance all remain the same… there are just no more swimmers (sperm)!

The only physicians you should want working in that area! You will be treated by a specialist called a urologic surgeon.

• A urologic surgeon specialist is a doctor who surgically treats medical issues including cancers, infections, kidney stones, and urinary tract. Their area of expertise is the bladder, kidneys, testicles, penis, prostate, ureters and more. In order to be a urologic specialist, they complete over 9 years of medical training (4 years of medical school, 1 year general surgery residency, 4 years of urologic surgery residency). Urologic specialists are the highest trained level of physician you can have working in your “sensitive” area.