Free vasectomy consultations! Procedure financing available using CHERRY!
Free vasectomy consultations! Procedure financing available using CHERRY!
Vasectomy is a simple, safe, and effective form of permanent birth control for those with male genitalia. This procedure causes sterility = the inability to produce offspring. Vasectomy is a gentle, office-based procedure that takes about 20 minutes to complete. Vasectomy works by blocking the tubes (vasa deferentia) that carry sperm from the testicles. This prevents sperm from entering the semen which thus prevents the ejaculate from causing pregnancy.
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Premier Vasectomy offers competitive pricing for the region - $845 for same day consultation and procedure. A non-refundable deposit of $100 is required at the time of scheduling for the procedure. The cost of the semen analysis (to confirm sterility) after the procedure varies but the lab we work with (The Bedford Lab) charges $50 for one test.
Premier Vasectomy does not accept health insurance currently. If you have health insurance, a claim can be submitted to your insurance company after the procedure for reimbursement but most insurance companies do not reimburse the full cost of the procedure.
Most men feel some soreness for a night or two after the procedure and then feel fine. We recommend wearing tight underpants or a jock strap for the first few days after the vasectomy to decrease your discomfort and chances of bleeding.
Avoid any vigorous activity, including sports and sex, for the first 3-7 days after your vasectomy.
Vasectomy is a permanent form of contraception and should be considered irreversible. You should have a vasectomy only if you are 100% sure that for the remainder of your life you do not want to get someone pregnant.
If you are interested in reversing a vasectomy, please call the clinic 410-800-3280 for further information. If you don't want to have a vasectomy reversal, sperm can be taken from the testicle or the epididymis and used for in vitro fertilization. These procedures are costly and may not be covered by your health insurance. Also, they do not always work. If you think you may want to have children one day, you should look into non-permanent forms of birth control before deciding to have a vasectomy.
No. Vasectomy will not protect you from sexually transmitted infections. Even if semen does not contain sperm, semen can still have and transmit infections. For some types of STIs, skin-to-skin contact is all you need to get an infection from a sexual partner.
Use condoms to reduce your chances of STI contraction.
As family physicians, our vasectomy doctors have extensive experience with male patients. Our clinical expertise and communication styles allow us to put our patients at ease and to provide excellent care.
Your safety and comfort are our goals. Our male patients find our female doctors comfortable to talk with. We treat men with dignity and respect. We are extremely gentle with procedural care, and have the utmost respect for the privacy of our patients.
You are welcome to call for a consultation via telehealth with the doctor prior to scheduling a vasectomy.
Premier Vasectomy
1501 Sulgrave Avenue Suite 302 Baltimore, MD 21209