Overview of No-Scalpel Vasectomy
No-scalpel vasectomy involves minimal incisions and offers a reduced risk of bleeding or infection, faster recovery, and minimal perceptible scarring compared to traditional vasectomy methods.


Risks
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Mild bruising
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Sperm granuloma
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Rare complications like infection and scrotal hematoma
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Rare cases of chronic testicular pain
Information on the procedure
BEFORE THE PROCEDURE
Before the procedure, wear supportive underwear and eat a good breakfast. Avoid alcohol 48 hours before and anti-inflammatories a week before the procedure to reduce the risk of complications.
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AFTER THE PROCEDURE
After the procedure, downtime is minimal. Most men return to work and to normal activities quickly. Post-operative instructions will be provided for optimal healing.
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DURATION AND RECOVERY TIME
The vasectomy takes approximately 15 minutes. Downtime is minimal with few activity restrictions for proper healing. Possible side effects include bruising, infection and sperm granuloma, leading to permanent contraception.