The surgeon makes a small incision in the skin of the scrotum, isolates the vas deferens and dissects or ties them, then sutures and closes the wound with a sterile bandage.
Vasectomy
Vasectomy in Kyiv
Surgical interventions in the hospital are covered by a loyalty program, which makes treatment even more affordable.
Vasectomy is a modern and effective method of contraception for men who have made a conscious decision to plan a family. In recent years, vasectomy in Ukraine has become an increasingly popular procedure among those who value confidence, safety and comfort. This type of contraception, also known as male sterilization, is a radical, but at the same time the most reliable way to prevent unwanted pregnancy.
Vasectomy does not affect a man’s potency and ability to ejaculate. It also does not cause testicular dysfunction, which makes it possible to perform a reversal of vasectomy. However, such an operation is quite complex and restoration of fertility cannot be guaranteed.
At Oxford Medical, vasectomy is performed by a doctor-andrologist of the highest category, a genital surgeon with over 20 years of experience, who has undergone extensive training in Serbia and Israel. Thanks to this, as well as equipping the surgery department with new expert-class equipment, every man can be confident in the successful and safe performance of the operation.
Vasectomy is performed mainly under local anesthesia, takes about 30 minutes and, in most cases, does not require hospitalization.
What is a vasectomy?
Vasectomy is called sterilization because it makes a man infertile. The essence of the operation is to bilaterally tie or remove fragments of the vas deferens, through which spermatozoa enter the ejaculate. Thus, the process of ejaculation itself is not disturbed, but due to the absence of spermatozoa in the ejaculate, conception becomes impossible.
It is important to consider that after the operation, spermatozoa may remain in the seminal fluid for some time. On average, sperm becomes "clean" after 15-25 ejaculations. During this period, additional methods of contraception should be used.

When is the operation performed?
Vasectomy is performed if a man:
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does not want to have children;
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is a carrier of serious genetic diseases.
In some countries, vasectomy is controlled by law, in particular, without medical indications, it is allowed only to men over 35 years of age who already have 2 children. In Ukraine, any capable man over 18 years of age can have the operation.
How is a vasectomy performed?
Vasectomy is performed mainly under local or intravenous anesthesia (drug sleep). General anesthesia is rarely used. Due to this, hospitalization is not required and the patient can leave the clinic after 2-3 hours. The operation itself lasts about 30 minutes. Which method will be optimal, the surgeon determines taking into account the individual characteristics of the patient.
Vasectomy is performed by one of the following methods:
Traditional
"Unscappeled"
This is a minimally invasive method that involves releasing the vas deferens through a puncture and using a sharp clamp instead of a scalpel. This method is considered less traumatic, does not require sutures, and is accompanied by a lower risk of postoperative complications, including hematoma formation.
Rehabilitation after vasectomy
For 3-4 days after the operation, there may be a slight swelling of the scrotum, as well as a feeling of slight discomfort. Blood impurities may appear in the semen, which is also considered a variant of the norm.
To avoid complications, it is recommended:
Wear tight, tight underwear
Follow your surgeon's instructions for post-operative wound care.
Carefully monitor hygiene
Refrain from sexual contact and physical activity for a week or more
Come for an examination at the time specified by the surgeon.
Repeat spermogram after 6-8 weeks, use contraception until then
Vasectomy: consequences, benefits and possible risks
Vasectomy is a minimally invasive surgery that is usually well tolerated and without serious complications. In the first days after the procedure, slight swelling, moderate discomfort, or the appearance of a small amount of blood in the semen may occur. Such manifestations are considered normal and quickly disappear.
Rarely, complications such as hematoma, infection of the postoperative wound, or the formation of seals at the site of the intervention may occur. All of these conditions are easily corrected if you follow the doctor's recommendations and hygiene rules.
At the "Oxford Medical" clinic:
- The operation is performed by a qualified genital surgeon-andrologist with over 20 years of experience, who has completed internships in leading clinics in Serbia and Israel. Possession of modern techniques guarantees the highest quality of surgical intervention;
- the surgical department is equipped with the latest expert-class equipment, which allows the procedure to be performed as accurately as possible, minimally invasively and with minimal trauma;
- each patient can count on attentive treatment, detailed consultation and consideration of all individual characteristics and wishes. The doctor, together with the patient, chooses the optimal method of vasectomy (traditional or scalpel-free);
- patients have the opportunity to undergo examination and treatment in modern, comfortable and clean offices, with care for privacy and safety;
- the procedure takes only about 30 minutes and does not require long-term hospitalization — the patient can leave the clinic 2-3 hours after the operation;
- there is a special loyalty program that makes modern surgical treatment even more accessible to everyone;
- all stages of diagnosis, preparation and treatment are carried out in compliance with the highest standards of confidentiality.
It is important that vasectomy does not affect potency, testosterone levels and other hormonal indicators. Sexual activity and general well-being of a man remain unchanged. The operation does not cause changes in the ejaculation process — the only difference is the absence of sperm in the ejaculate.
Among the advantages of this method — reliability, irreversibility and the absence of the need for constant use of additional contraceptives. The consequences of vasectomy are minimal if the procedure is performed by an experienced surgeon in a modern clinic.
At the Oxford Medical clinic in Kyiv, the operation is performed in compliance with all safety standards, which allows minimizing risks and ensuring the best result for the patient.

Vasectomy: price at the Oxford Medical clinic
By choosing a vasectomy in Kyiv at «Oxford Medical», you get a reliable result, professional support and confidence in your own health.
The cost of a vasectomy may vary depending on the method of the operation. You can find out the price of male sterilization here. A urologist will provide more detailed information on this issue during a preliminary consultation. Make an appointment at a time convenient for you.
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What is a vasectomy in men?
Vasectomy is a surgical procedure that involves tying or cutting the vas deferens to prevent sperm from entering the ejaculate. Vasectomy is a radical method of contraception for men.
How is a vasectomy done?
First, the surgeon makes a small incision or puncture in the skin of the scrotum, then removes the vas deferens, ties them or cuts them, then closes the wound and applies a sterile bandage. Vasectomy lasts about 30 minutes, and after 2-3 hours the patient can leave the clinic.
Vasectomy: is it?
A vasectomy is a surgical procedure for men that provides reliable, long-term contraception. During the procedure, a doctor ties or cuts the vas deferens to prevent sperm from entering the ejaculate. The surgery does not affect potency, sex drive, or hormone levels.
What is a vasectomy?
Vasectomy is a modern method of male sterilization used to prevent unwanted pregnancy. After the operation, sperm are no longer released with the ejaculate, so conception becomes impossible. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia and does not require a long hospitalization.
Vasectomy: what is it?
A vasectomy is a surgical procedure that provides reliable protection against pregnancy without the need for ongoing contraceptive use. During the procedure, the vas deferens are cut or tied, preventing sperm from entering the semen. This method is suitable for men who have made the final decision.
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