Sydney Vasectomy Reversal

Associative Costs of Restoring Fertility After Vasectomy

It has been a foregone conclusion for many males that the process of undergoing a vasectomy process is permanent and irreversible. However, there are a few options available for former vasectomy patients who wish to restore their ability to conceive in Sydney. Vasectomy reversal is also available around the world, though the number of male fertility doctors who perform this type of procedure is limited. Other restorative methods for post vasectomy patients include in-vitro fertilization and semen retrieval surgery.

The Options and Costs Following Vasectomy

The more expensive of the two options is generally in-vitro fertilization in conjunction with sperm retrieval surgery. This method involves the donation of a former vasectomy patient's sperm, which is then used to fertilize the female partner's eggs outside the womb. The fertilized eggs are implanted in the female womb, and often multiple fertilized eggs are placed because not all will successfully develop into a fetus. Despite its lower success rate, in-vitro fertilization costs two to three times more than vasectomy reversal.

The vasectomy reversal procedure is fairly new to the world of medicine, and is therefore still in development. However, there have been many cases of successful Sydney vasectomy reversal that have resulted in restored conception ability. In general, 40 to 75 percent of former vasectomy patients enjoy success through procedures performed by vasectomy reversal doctors, and that number rises among micro-surgeons who specialize in male fertility to between 75 and 97 percent.

About Dr. Aaron Spitz

Aaron Spitz, MD, is an experienced male fertility specialist and micro-surgeon, who is among a handful of American fertility doctors with proven success through epididymis reconnection surgery. Dr. Spitz provides a full complement of services, including vasectomy reversal surgery, consultations, and other fertility services for couples and men. Prospective patients are encouraged to learn more at http://www.vasectomyreversalusa.com.