Purely Vasectomies is the premier vasectomy clinic in Phoenix, Arizona. Our expert team consists of the top board-certified urologists and support staff specialists committed to providing you with the most comfortable, convenient, and affordable vasectomy procedure in Phoenix, AZ.
Each Purely Vasectomies’ vasectomy is completed in our clinic by one of the best vasectomy doctors in Phoenix. Using our specially designed vasectomy process, our board certified, urological surgeons are committed to supporting you through every step of your vasectomy procedure.
Our primary goal with each step of your procedure is to make sure you feel comfortable, relaxed, and confident with your decision to have a vasectomy.
Every one of our vasectomy procedures begins with a comprehensive initial consultation with one of our caring and committed team members. As part of this consultation, our team will share important information with you about your upcoming vasectomy, including how to prepare for your procedure, what to expect during your surgery, post-vasectomy recovery information, and our detailed, transparent pricing structure.
In addition to sharing this important information with you, we understand that you may also have questions and concerns about your upcoming procedure. To ensure you never feel rushed, and so you have the opportunity to have all your concerns addressed, we make sure to provide the extra time you might need for this as part of your initial consultation.
Your vasectomy is completed right in our modern, well-equipped, and conveniently located Phoenix clinic and will take about 30 minutes to complete.
As far as what you can expect during the actual vasectomy and after receiving a tiny injection of anesthesia to numb the area, our board-certified, expert urologic surgeon will make a small incision in the scrotum in order to locate the vas deferens (the vas deferens are the thin tubes that transport sperm). The vas deferens is then quickly and painlessly clipped and cauterized before the incision is closed with a few dissolvable sutures or a tiny amount of medical adhesive.
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A vasectomy is a minor, outpatient surgical procedure. Like any surgical procedure, you will likely experience minor soreness for 1 to 2 days following your vasectomy. While you should expect to experience this slight discomfort after your procedure, most men find that they are still able to return to work and light activities the day after their vasectomy.
In addition, and for the first few days of recovery following your vasectomy procedure, we recommend applying ice, taking over-the-counter pain reliever, and wearing an athletic supporter to help reduce swelling, manage any discomfort, and to relieve pressure around your incision.
While a complete recovery from a vasectomy can take up to two weeks, we recommend that you avoid strenuous exercise and heavy lifting for at least the first 7 to 10 days to reduce unnecessary strain and to allow the area to completely heal.
We understand that cost is an important factor to consider when determining if you are going to have a vasectomy. Knowing this, we are fully committed to sharing the complete cost of our vasectomy procedures with you in a very open, upfront, and completely transparent process.
Our Purely Vasectomies’ all inclusive pricing is carefully designed to provide you with the most affordable pricing in the Phoenix area while never compromising the high quality care for our patients that we are known for.
Out-of-pocket costs of a vasectomy often vary and are dependent on a number of factors, including individual health insurance coverage, deductibles, co-pays, and co-insurance contributions. To help better understand what your cost will be, our experienced staff will review a comprehensive breakdown of all fees involved in your procedure during your initial consultation.
We are also happy to provide assistance in dealing with any insurance-related questions as part of our commitment to ensure a hassle and stress-free vasectomy experience.
Additionally, our financial support team’s ability to accept multiple payment options – including discounted cash pricing – is specifically designed to ensure that you are able to overcome any financial barriers and remain focused on achieving your family planning goals.
A vasectomy is intended to be a permanent method of birth control. While this is the case with most men who undergo a vasectomy, we realize that some men experience changes in their lives that cause them to reconsider their initial decision to have this procedure.
Fortunately, most vasectomy procedures can be reversed. Reversing a vasectomy
procedure is a more complex surgery than a vasectomy, that – in most cases – can restore
the ability for sperm to travel through the vas deferens.
Although most vasectomies are reversible, we strongly recommend for anyone who
might want children in the future to explore other options of birth control and family planning as a vasectomy is likely not a good option for you at this time.
While you can expect to experience some minor discomfort and pressure during your vasectomy, the area is completely numbed with local anesthesia so you do not experience any pain while the procedure is being performed.
As you recover, it’s common to experience slight pain and swelling the first 1-2 days after your vasectomy. To help manage any post-vasectomy discomfort you might experience, we recommend wearing an athletic supporter, taking over-the-counter-pain medication, and applying ice packs.
While we do not recommend engaging in sexual activity when initially healing from your vasectomy, most men are able to resume sexual activity 10 to 12 days following your procedure.
However, a vasectomy is not immediately effective in preventing pregnancy. You will need to continue to use alternative contraception until all sperm has been cleared from your semen, which typically requires 20 post-vasectomy ejaculations.
It’s important to continue using contraction until lab testing confirms the absence of sperm in your semen. Once that has been confirmed, you can safely assume that your vasectomy is complete and will serve as an effective method of birth control.
