Videos and audio will help our vasectomy experts guide you through the process. A vasectomy prevents sperm from entering a man’s semen. Our Georgia vasectomy centre blocks the tubes that carry sperm from the testicles to the penis or seals them with heat. The patient is aware during the 15-minute surgery under local anaesthesia. Our Georgia vasectomy clinic recommends avoiding anti-inflammatory drugs like Ibuprofen and paracetamol at least two weeks before surgery and carefully washing the scrotum to prevent infections.

Despite stopping pregnancies, a vasectomy leaves you vulnerable to sexually transmitted diseases and infections. We recommend condom use at Vasectomy Center Georgia. Use protection after surgery.

To prove a success, the patient must provide a sperm sample nearly 12 weeks after surgery. Some men may need two tests to confirm sperm count decline.

Georgians pondering vasectomy? Visit Vasectomy Clinic of Atlanta / Saturday Vasectomy Clinic / Steven L. Perlow, M.D. for a consultation to help you make the best long-term health choice.