Dr. Yaniv Larish specializes in micro-surgery to reverse vasectomies. 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.… Continue Reading
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Ways to Improve Your Fertility After a Vasectomy Reversal
For men who decide that they no longer want to have children, a vasectomy is a quick, surgical option which prevents sperm from being carried from the testes to the penis. For most men, this means that they can carry on life as usual without having to worry about birth control. However, it’s not uncommon… Continue Reading
Dispelling the Myths Surrounding Vasectomy Reversals
There are several reasons why a man may wish to reverse a vasectomy procedure, mainly ones which are personal to himself. Most commonly, a vasectomy reversal is carried out to allow a man to father a child again, although it can be used in some rare cases to treat testicle pain which occurs as a… Continue Reading
How to Talk to Your Partner About Having Another Baby
Many couples find it difficult to bring up the prospect of having children. Even if you are already parents, bringing up the prospect of having another baby can be tough, as having another child is an emotional decision which will affect your household in more ways than one. However, talking about your needs regarding family… Continue Reading
Vasectomy Reversal Procedure
What is Vasectomy Reversal? In general, a vasectomy is performed when a man decides that he no longer wants to be able to have children. However, people and circumstances change over time, and there are several factors which may affect your decision and cause you to have a change of heart in the future. If… Continue Reading
Steps to Take During Your Recovery Period
After having your vasectomy reversed, you should allow yourself a few weeks to recover. Most men can get back to work one week after the procedure and have fully resumed normal life after six weeks, however, everyone is different. So, be sure to ask your doctor for more detailed advice when it comes to how… Continue Reading
Questions to Ask Your Vasectomy Reversal Doctor
If you had a vasectomy in the past but have since changed your mind about having children, you might want to consider undergoing vasectomy reversal surgery. Around 95% of men who have had a vasectomy will be able to have it reversed successfully, and alternative options are available for the small percentage of men who… Continue Reading
Can You Get Pregnant After a Vasectomy Reversal?
During a vasectomy, a surgeon will disconnect the tubes (vans deferens) that carry the sperm from the testes to the semen. The procedure usually involves a few small surgical incisions and can also be performed using a laser. Usually, it takes around two months to determine whether a vasectomy procedure has been successful. But, what… Continue Reading
Who Can Get a Vasectomy Reversal?
A vasectomy is a form of male sterilization that prevents sperm from the testes from reaching the semen which is ejaculated. To do this, a surgical procedure is performed to cut or block the tubes (vans deferens) that carry the sperm from the testes to the penis. Usually, a vasectomy is considered a permanent procedure,… Continue Reading
Multiple Attempts at Vasectomy Reversal
If you have had a vasectomy and have changed your mind about having children, the good news is that 95% of men who have had this procedure are eligible for a successful reversal. However, in some cases, a vasectomy reversal may not always be successful the first time around, for various reasons. It could be… Continue Reading
Success Rate of Vasectomy Reversal
So, you’ve changed your mind about becoming a dad – but the problem is, you have had a vasectomy. The good news is that a vasectomy reversal procedure can be carried out to get things back to how they were. A common question that many guys ask about vasectomy reversal is what the success rate… Continue Reading
What to Expect After a Vasectomy Reversal
After undergoing a vasectomy reversal procedure, you may experience some pain in your groin area for around one to three weeks. You may also experience swelling and/or bruising of the groin and scrotum, which usually subsides within one to two weeks. Here’s what else you can expect from the recovery process: Returning to Work: It’s… Continue Reading
What to Expect Before a Vasectomy Reversal
A vasectomy reversal allows a man to father a child after a vasectomy procedure has been carried out. It is a fairly minor procedure with a short recovery time of around one week. During the procedure, the surgeon makes two small incisions on each side of the scrotum, before joining the two ends of the… Continue Reading
What Is Vasectomy Reversal?
Are you thinking about having a vasectomy reversal? Many men who made the decision to have a vasectomy but now want to have children see this procedure as a potential benefit. In many cases, it can be very successful and gives you the ability to help conceive a child in the natural way. However, it… Continue Reading
Vasectomy Reversal
For many men, decisions previously made can be undone. If you’ve had a vasectomy, you may wish to reverse it. The goal of this procedure is to reverse what occurred during the vasectomy, a surgery in which semen is unable to be ejaculated from the penis. That procedure does not change a man’s ability to… Continue Reading
What Are the Side Effects or Risks of Vasectomy Reversal?
Vasectomy reversal is overall a very safe procedure. For this reason, it can be a very good option for men who wish to have children. It’s important to know that most vasectomy are very successful. There is no guarantee, though, that this will occur. And, even if the procedure is successful, that does not mean… Continue Reading
What Can You Expect in Costs for Vasectomy Reversal?
Most of the time, a vasectomy reversal will not be covered by your health insurance. It is often considered an elective procedure. As a result, most health insurance companies will not cover it. Of course, most health insurance companies also do not cover vasectomies either. It is important for you to take the time to… Continue Reading
Can You Try Vasectomy Reversal More Than Once?
For some men, vasectomy reversal does not work. There are various reasons why this could happen. For example, it may occur because of a mistake during the procedure and a blockage occurring to prevent the flow of sperm through the vas to be added to semen. It could fail to occur because of a lack… Continue Reading
Are You Too Old for Vasectomy Reversal?
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… Continue Reading
Will Vasectomy Reversal Work for You?
Vasectomy reversal provides an opportunity for men to once again have the opportunity to have children. Vasectomies themselves are most commonly thought of as permanent procedures. And, that is true for many situations. They can be hard to reverse and as a result should be considered a permanent situation for men. However, vasectomy reversal has… Continue Reading
How Long Does It Take to Conceive a Child After Vasectomy Reversal?
A vasectomy reversal is one option that allows men who have had a vasectomy to potentially get a partner pregnant. It’s important to know from the start that there are no guarantees for this procedure, even though most men who have it will have a good chance of success. If you are considering a vasectomy… Continue Reading
How Long Does It Take to Recovery From Vasectomy Reversal?
You are considering the benefit of having a vasectomy reversal. If it works, it could mean that you are able to have a child. For many men, this can create a whole new path in life and it can be exciting. However, like any other sensitive procedure, it is a risk. Do you want to… Continue Reading
What Is Vasovasostomy?
When it comes to determining the best type of vasectomy reversal, your doctor will work closely with you to make the best decisions possible. There are several types of procedures your doctor may decide to use. Which one he or she selects depends on what happens during the surgical procedure. One of the options is… Continue Reading
How Does Vasectomy Reversal Happen?
The vasectomy reversal procedure is not necessarily the most invasive procedure and overall risks to it are lower than some procedures. However, it is the type of procedure that requires an experienced and well trained doctor. The procedure is one that can be successful in restoring your ability to ejaculate with sperm, but it is… Continue Reading
What Is Vasoepididymostomy?
When it comes to having vasectomy reversal, many men wonder if there is an option and opportunity to go through with the procedure. If you’ve had a vasectomy, you’ve made the decision to change the way your body functions to prevent sperm from being released. However, many men change their minds down the road, such… Continue Reading
Second Attempt at Vasectomy Reversal
Why Does Vasectomy Reversal Fail? Vasectomy reversal may fail the first time when the procedure is not performed using microsurgical techniques. Other times, a vasectomy reversal failure may be associated with vasectomy outside of an accredited operating room, or a failure to perform the operation under general anesthesia. These are several reasons that you must… Continue Reading
Vasectomy Reversal Surgery
What Your Should Know About Fertility After Vasectomy: Men generally want a vasectomy reversal in order to conceive a child with their partner. It’s important to realize that the sperm count may not return to normal for several months after a vasectomy, because sperm have a 90-day life cycle. It’s also important to realize that… Continue Reading
Vasectomy Reversal after 10 Years
Vasectomy Reversal after 10 Years Although vasectomy is considered a permanent method of birth control, if you have had a vasectomy in the past you may have reasons to consider a reversal of this procedure. There are many good reasons to decide to reverse a vasectomy, including remarriage, or the desire to have another child… Continue Reading
Preparation for a Vasectomy Reversal Procedure
Cost If you are considering a vasectomy reversal, you probably have a lot of questions. Most patients want to know how much the procedure costs, as it is usually not covered by insurance. In general, a vasectomy reversal is performed at an outpatient surgical center under general anesthesia, and because the procedure can vary in… Continue Reading
Recovery After Vasectomy Reversal
Recovery After Vasectomy Reversal Although most men realize that a vasectomy is a permanent form of contraception, or birth control, on occasion a man may decide to have a vasectomy reversal. Many men who decide to undergo vasectomy reversal have questions about the postoperative period, including the length of time is may take for the… Continue Reading
Vasovasotomy and Vasoepididymostomy
Vasectomy Reversal by New York’s Top Vasectomy Reversal Doctor When a vasectomy is performed to prevent fertility, the duct that carries sperm from the epididymis to the testicle is cut, and over time, scar tissue can develop. This has generally been considered a permanent procedure, but for many reasons, men sometimes decide they want a… Continue Reading
Erectile Dysfunction
What is Erectile Dysfunction? Erectile dysfunction is an inability to achieve and sustain an erection that is adequately firm to engage successfully in sexual intercourse. Erectile dysfunction may affect half of American men between the ages of 40 and 70. Occasional erection difficulties do not constitute erectile dysfunction, and are experienced about 20% of the… Continue Reading
Success Rates of Vasectomy Reversal
Vasectomy reversal, whether you require a vasovasostomy or vasoepididymostomy, is a significant procedure and one that requires a careful decision. If you have had a vasectomy and now wish to restore your fertility, you may be considering a vasectomy reversal. All patients who are considering this option should be aware of the potential for successful… Continue Reading
Sperm Count After Vasectomy Reversal
One of many questions asked by patients after a vasectomy reversal is how can they increase their sperm count? Dr. YanivLarish , the best vasectomy reversal doctor in New York City, tells patients that it may take from six to twelve months before they achieve their optimal post-procedure sperm count. Sperm Cycles Sperm cycles are… Continue Reading
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What is Vasectomy Reversal? 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… Continue Reading