Dr. Larish performs vasectomy reversal micro-surgery at Gramercy Surgery Center. This state of the art facility utilizes the most modern and advanced high quality surgical microscope, micro-instruments and the most highly trained nurses and support staff.
Dr. Larish has helped many men successfully reverse their vasectomies.
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Is there a time limit to reverse a vasectomy? In the primitive days of vasectomies, reversing it was virtually impossible. However, in the modern age, vasectomy reversals are extremely common. Almost 20% of men out of the 500,000 men who choose to have vasectomies in America also opt for reversing it.
Numerous doctors are professionals in vasectomy reversal surgeries. There are hundreds of reasons why men regret having a vasectomy. Death of a child, remarriage, and change of heart are among a few things why they consider having a vasectomy reversal.
There are thousands of men who still have their doubts about vasectomy reversal surgeries, despite their existence. Once you understand how these surgeries work, you will realize that vasectomy reversals are real, and you can undo your vasectomy with a simple minimally invasive surgery.
Vasectomy reversal is a urological surgery in which the doctors reattach or reattach the vas deference to a muscle located on the testes for providing sperm to the semen. Vasectomy is no longer a permanent contraceptive. Vasectomy reversals have proven that by reversing the effects bought on by a vasectomy. There is a lot of skill and technique required to perform this urological procedure, which is why you should only acquire the help of skilled professionals for performing the surgery on you.
Contrary to what you might have heard, there are no time limits when it comes to vasectomy reversals. There have been cases where people have undergone successful vasectomy reversal surgeries after 10 to 15 years. Surprisingly, the females’ age is more important for the success of the surgery, which means that men can undergo this surgery at any age they want.
However, it is important to remember that your body could go through a multitude of changes over the years after having a vasectomy. So, there could be various reasons other than your age that could hinder the success of your vasectomy reversal procedure. Bad lifestyle habits like smoking, drinking, and lack of exercise, bad diet, and hygiene are among a few reasons why your reversal procedure might turn out to be unsuccessful.
Taking precautionary measures before and after your surgery will prove to be a wise idea and could play a major role in the success of your vasectomy reversal.
Before having a vasectomy reversal surgery, the patient should consult with his partner and discuss if it is the right thing to do. Unless your doctors tell you, there are not many preparations necessary before this procedure. You do not even need to abstain from ejaculating before the surgery, which goes on to show how simple and safe the surgery is. Keep in mind that vasectomy reversals are commonly slightly expensive and more time consuming than vasectomies. It is a delicate process that requires skill and concentration and only the experienced professionals should perform it.
2 or 3 days is usually all it takes for most men to recover from vasectomy reversals. Doctors even allow you to resume your job two days after the surgery in most cases, especially if it is a desk job.
Call Dr. Yaniv Larish at Fifth Avenue Urology today to discuss your decision to have your vasectomy reversed. Dr. Larish will explain the vasectomy reversal procedure and create the best plan to meet your needs.
In life, there aren’t many things set in stone. Tons of instances in your life can make you rethink about your vasectomy. There are thousands of examples of men who change their minds about vasectomy over the years. Financial and personal difficulties in life are two of the biggest reasons why some men decide to have a vasectomy. However, as things get better for them over the years, they tend to change their minds as they view life with a different outlook. If you are planning to get your vasectomy reversed, we advise you to think it through before following with the procedure. Making hasty decisions is a big no-no when it comes to situations like these.
So you’ve gone through your vasectomy, but later on, realize that you haven’t made the best decision. Firstly, it’s important to realize that you aren’t the only person who has changed his mind about vasectomy. Thousands of other men have also regretted or changed their minds about vasectomy some years after undergoing the procedure. The good news is that they aren’t out of options. They can reverse their vasectomies through a noninvasive procedure known as vasectomy reversal. Only experienced professionals should perform this surgery. Make sure these professionals have gone through extensive training to ensure that they perform the procedure with success and without harming the patient during the process.
The success rates of this procedure are extremely high. Sure, there have been a few unsuccessful cases. However, vasectomy removal is a procedure that everyone who has had it in the past recommends.
Vasectomy reversal is a procedure that essentially reconnects and restores the male reproductive tract. Permanent contraception and male sterilization is the reason why someone would opt to undergo a vasectomy. However, later on, they change their minds about it, which is why they undo the effects of vasectomy by undergoing a vasectomy reversal.
Remember that a reversal is a slightly more time consuming and expensive in comparison to a normal vasectomy. However, in the grand scheme of things, it is an effective option that has a high success rate.
You should wait before it is too late to make up your mind about rolling back your vasectomy.. The earlier you get your vasectomy reversed, the higher the chances of success. Over time, a body can go through different changes after a vasectomy, which can also mean that there could be situations where surgeons fin difficulty in reconnecting the vas deferens where they belong. Scarring is one of the biggest reasons behind the difficulty in re-attaching the vas deferens. There are other reasons besides vasectomy that result in the occurrence of scars such as internal changes in the body after some time. That is why we stress you not to leave it late when it comes to opting for a vasectomy reversal.
Have you changed your mind about your vasectomy? Are you looking for professional advice regarding a vasectomy reversal? Dr. Larish at Vasectomy Reversal NYC is the place to help you regarding this matter.
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You are older, but in a new relationship. On the other hand, you and your partner have decided that having another baby would be a good addition to your life now, even though you made the decision long ago not to have any more children. No matter why you took the step to have a vasectomy or why you hope vasectomy reversal is an option for you, it’s always best to meet with a doctor to discuss the unique circumstances in your case. The good news is, your age may not matter as much as you think.
Men continue to produce sperm for many years after most women stop producing eggs. Most women see a drop in fertility while in their mid-30s and a significant drop happens around age 37. If you are around this age as well, it is likely the procedure can help you. Men that are in their 60s and 70s may still be able to find success after a vasectomy reversal.
In fact, if you have a vasectomy reversal and your partner is under the age of 40, it is more likely that she should seek out fertility treatments. This is because most men do see a successful return of sperm within 12 months to 18 months after having a vasectomy reversal.
Vasectomy reversal success is not necessarily successful in all cases. Many factors can contribute to the limited success of this procedure. For example, if too much of the vas, the pathway by which sperm travels to enter into semen is removed during the vasectomy, it may be limitedly successful. On the other hand, you may have a significant amount of scar tissue that is limiting the doctor’s ability to reattach the vas pieces to each other.
When it comes down to it, age
is not the only factor to determine if vasectomy reversal will work for you. Every situation is very different. It is best to talk to your doctor about your options and learn more about your overall health. You will know more about the likelihood of this procedures success in your case if you schedule a consultation with an urologist.
You can call our offices today and schedule a consultation with the best urologist in New York to get the process of learning more underway. Call 646-862-5500 to get started.
Doctors believed for many years that after 10 years a vasectomy reversal would not be successful and this is still a strong belief for many.
A study has now shown that vasectomies can be reversed even after lengthy periods of time; even after more than 25 years, we have seen successful reversals which result in pregnancy for the couple. Sperm are constantly being produced in men even after a vasectomy and the sperm should be viable even after many years. The true success of the reversal is reliant upon the experience of the surgeon, and fertility age of the female partner, and the passage of time since the vasectomy.
The occurrence of male infertility is not well known, however, just about 15 percent of couples in the United States have fertility problems and half of those are related to the male dynamic. For that reason, in any couple that is having fertility problems, there is a 50 percent probability that the male may be involved and as a result he should be evaluated, before a vasectomy reversal is done. Choosing the correct reversal method increases the odds of success; a thorough examination, an accurate check of the vas fluid to determine sperm content and viability and the skill and expertise of the urologic surgeon and his findings will aid in selecting the method which will work for you.
During the reversal, the surgeon will check for sperm within the vas deferens, if sperm is present, then the vas deferens can be surgically reattached, and the success rate should be fairly high. Nonetheless, if there is no sperm located in the vas deferens, there is more than likely a blockage is located closer to the testicle. Then, a more complex surgery may be performed, but this procedure has a lower success rate. Vasectomy reversal specialists often will stress the need for an immediate Vasoepididymostomy when no sperm is seen in the vas fluid; removal of this blockage can correct the problem in many cases. This is an area you will discuss with your urologist before the surgery, so you will know what to expect and be prepared for it.
Only your urologist knows which method is right for you and which procedure will have a good outcome. Contact us today to schedule an appointment with the best vasectomy reversal specialist in NYC.
Vasectomy surgery entails cutting the vas deferens to prevent sperm from entering the ejaculate in order to produce long term sterility. (click to enlarge)
Vasectomy reversal micro-surgery entails reconnecting the two ends of the vas deferens utilizing a surgical microscope, micro-instruments and micro-sutures in order to allow the sperm to enter the ejaculate and regain fertility after vasectomy surgery.
