Vasectomy Made Easy.

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No needle. No scalpel. No stitches. No stress.

Doctors specializing exclusively in vasectomies.

Simplest, safest, most cost-effective form of permanent birth control.

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Why Vasectomy Pro

Trust just any doctor with your jewels?

Protect them.

Pro focus.

We’re not a jack-of-all-trades clinic —our doctors are laser-focused on one thing: vasectomies. When you do something all day, every day, you get really (really) good at it. That’s why our patients trust us to keep it simple, quick, and done right.

One focus. No compromise.

Pro Experience.

Dr. T.J. Morris, our CEO and founder, is a board-certified urologic surgeon who specializes exclusively in vasectomies. Performing over 3,400 procedures annually—more than any other doctor nationwide—he averages over 60 vasectomies each week.

Pro Results.

Higher success rates. Faster recovery. Fewer risks.

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Success

Over 99.9% effective—more reliable than any other form of birth control.

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Safety

Specialized technique.

Local anaesthetic.

In office.

Under 10 minutes.

Fast recovery.

Usual activities typically after 2 days.

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Affordabilty

Low one-time cost — no surprises.
We accept the majority of insurance providers.

Our story.

One obsession. One mission.

Pro reviews.

Nervous about a vasectomy?

Of course—it’s a sensitive area!

See what prior pro patients say.

The experience was so fast, easy, and with minimal pain. It was better than advertised. Dr. Morris was great; I didn’t even have enough time to really get to know him because I was in and out so quickly.

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Vasectomy steps.

Needle-free spray numbing.

Tiny opening made in the scrotum.

Sperm tubes divided.

A tissue layer prevents reconnection.

Tiny opening seals on its own—no stitches needed.

Repeat on opposite side same opening.

Done.

Under 10 minutes.

Frequently asked vasectomy questions.

What is a vasectomy? A vasectomy is a procedure that involves dividing the vas deferens, the tube responsible for carrying sperm from the testicles to the penis. This prevents sperm from mixing with semen during ejaculation, effectively causing male sterilization. While sperm makes up less than 5% of ejaculate volume, the procedure does not impact the semen, so most men won't notice a difference in the amount of ejaculate after a vasectomy.

Is a vasectomy reversible? Yes, but it’s not guaranteed. Reversal surgery can reconnect the tubes, with success rates dropping over time (best within 10–15 years). Sperm banking prior to vasectomy may be considered.

Vasectomy risks? A vasectomy is safe but carries some risks, including mild pain, swelling, bruising, or infection. Rare complications include persistent pain (PVPS), sperm granulomas, or very rarely, spontaneous recanalization. It does not affect testosterone, sexual performance, or overall health. Most issues if any are minor and temporary.

Will it affect my sex drive? No. It doesn’t impact testosterone, erections, or ejaculation sensation. Many report better sex due to less worry about pregnancy.

Does vasectomy hurt? Not much. Local anesthesia numbs the area, so you might feel a quick pinch or pressure during the procedure. Most men rate it easier than a dental visit or blood draw, with mild soreness for a day or two manageable with over-the-counter pain relief.

Sperm after a vasectomy? Your body reabsorbs it naturally, like it does with unused cells (e.g., old red blood cells).

Will my semen look different? No change. Sperm is a tiny fraction of semen volume; the rest comes from the prostate and seminal vesicles, unaffected by the procedure.

Vasectomy cost? Insurance Coverage: Most plans cover vasectomies after your deductible—check with your insurer. Affordable Option: Vasectomy Pro offers discounted pricing for those paying out-of-pocket. Get Started: Call us today for a single, low-cost fee—no insurance needed.

How effective is a vasectomy? Extremely—over 99% effective long-term. It’s not immediate, though; it takes about 3 months and 20 ejaculations to clear remaining sperm, confirmed by a semen analysis.

What’s the recovery like? Fast Recovery: Rest lying down for 1 day, back to desk jobs and daily life in 2 days, and resume full activity—including intercourse—once healed, typically 2–3 days.