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Surgery for Vasectomy

Introduction
An increasing number of men have requested vasectomies over the last 20 years as it is a simple and reliable method of achieving male sterility.

Unfortunately, some men regret their decision and request vasectomy reversal. These requests are more common following divorce if the vasectomy was carried out at a time of different personal circumstances.

It is important that vasectomy should not be considered a readily-reversible method of birth control as, even in the best hands, reversal success rates are less than 50%. Because of this, pre-vasectomy patients may consider freezing and banking of sperm prior to their operation, a service provided by Bridge.

At Bridge we provide vasectomy surgery at regular clinics and provide medical advice and optional counselling to assist you with the decision you are preparing to take.

The procedure is carried out in our own fully-equipped Day Care Unit and you will be able to return home after a period of rest, although we do advise that you are accompanied by a partner, relative or friend to make sure you get home safely.

We hold regular surgical sessions - call 020 7089 1449 to book an initial consultation.

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fertilisations and treatments using donated eggs and sperm and to store genetic material.

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