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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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
Comparison of Vasectomy Reversal With Other Methods of Conception After Vasectomy
Assisted Reproductive Technologies Millions of couples with fertility problems have been able to conceive with the help of assisted reproductive techniques. These technologies require harvest of both sperm from the male partner and the eggs from the female partner to succeed. After collection, the sperm and egg are examined to ensure that they are healthy,… Continue Reading
How To Prepare for a Vasectomy Reversal
Finding the Right Doctor If you decide to reverse a previous vasectomy, you should be aware that it is a more complicated procedure than a vasectomy. A vasectomy reversal procedure usually requires the use of general anesthesia, and may take place in an outpatient surgical center or in a hospital. If the procedure is not… Continue Reading
Factors That Influence Success of Vasectomy Reversal
Length of Time Since Vasectomy The length of time since a vasectomy is probably the most important factor when trying to estimate the potential for a successful vasectomy reversal procedure. Because there are several important factors that must be taken into consideration, just this one factor will not necessarily determine your success, but research does… Continue Reading
Before Vasectomy Reversal Surgery
Some Things to Consider Before Surgery: The decision to reverse a vasectomy is not a decision to take lightly, but couples often decide to attempt vasectomy reversal when they make the decision to add a child to their family. There are several things that you should consider when you decide to have a vasectomy reversal.… Continue Reading
Vasectomy Reversal in New York City
Although a 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 after the loss of… Continue Reading
Post Vasectomy Reversal Semen Check
Will I Be Required to Have a Semen Check? Yes, in most circumstances your urologist may want to have your semen checked after your vasectomy reversal procedure. Often your urologist will recommend your return within 4-8 weeks after the surgery if a standard vasectomy reversal was done. If a Vasoepididymostomy was performed it is preferable… Continue Reading
What To Expect After Vasectomy Reversal Procedure
What to Expect After a Vasectomy Reversal Here at our urology clinic here in New York City, we have performed many successful vasectomy reversals where our patients have experienced a return of sperm to their ejaculate within two months after the procedure and healing period. The vasectomy reversal rates are usually quite high, but there… Continue Reading
Microsurgical Vasoepididymostomy Vasectomy Reversal Surgery in NYC
Vasoepididymostomy What is it? Vasoepididymostomy is a surgical procedure which is performed to reverse a vasectomy, which has some complications, such as a blockage. This surgical procedure involves the connection of the severed vas deferens to the epididymis and is much more technically demanding than the Vasovastomy. A Vasovastomy involves a simple incision, while the… Continue Reading
Vasectomy Reversal Complications
Vasectomy Reversal Complications When you have done your research, sought out answers to your questions and chose the most experienced and highly skilled vasectomy reversal specialist, your chances of developing complications are rare. The reality is complications do happen depending upon how long you waited to have the reversal done after your vasectomy, your age,… Continue Reading
Is Vasovasostomy the right procedure for me?
Vasectomy Reversal (Vasovasostomy) Is it Right for Me? Usually when a man has a vasectomy, it is thought of as a permanent form of birth control, yet it is reversible in many cases, depending upon some variables. Vasectomy reversal also referred to as Vasovasostomy involves the reconnection of the vas deferens tubes which were cut… Continue Reading
Vasectomy reversal surgery many years after vasectomy surgery
My Vasectomy Was Done Years Ago Can I Still Have a Vasectomy Reversal after many years? 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. New Study: Vasectomy reversal surgery can be successful after many years. A study has… Continue Reading
Failed reversal of vasectomy
Second Attempt Vasectomy Reversals If a vasectomy reversal fails, should I consider a repeat reversal? If you have experienced the disappointment of an unsuccessful vasectomy reversal, you may want to ask your urologist microsurgeon whether another attempt might be worth it. This is why it is above all important to choose your surgeon carefully. Another… Continue Reading
Recovery after Vasectomy Reversal Surgery
You have had your pre-op appointment with your urologist; necessary tests done, you have talked with the urology surgeon and the anesthetist concerning your Vasectomy Reversal. You were wondering how long the procedure may take and what the recovery period will entail. Through your consultations you learned what is expected, but let’s review the post-op… Continue Reading
Postoperative course after vasectomy reversal
Post Operative Care after a Vasectomy Reversal Before you undergo a Vasectomy Reversal your urologist will discuss with you what you should expect before and after the surgery, your concerns and worries and your post operative care. When you have a clear understanding of the procedure and after care it will help your healing process… Continue Reading
My Wife and I Changed Our Minds, Can a Vasectomy Be Reversed?
You aren’t alone when it comes to the question concerning vasectomy reversal approximately 10 percent of men who have a vasectomy change their minds and want their vasectomy reversed? Have you gone through a divorce and remarried or has your wife and you changed your mind and wish to have another baby? Then the answer… Continue Reading
The Microdot Method for Precision Suture Placement
When it comes to a Vasovasostomy you will need a well trained, highly skilled urology microsurgeon to obtain the most successful results possible. Our urology microsurgeon here in New York City can give you the answers and guidelines you need to decide if this procedure is right for you. What is the Microdot Method? The… Continue Reading
Assisted Fertility Treatment Reproductive Techniques
When IVF is a Better Alternative than a Vasectomy Reversal There are circumstances where your urologist may prompt against Vasectomy reversal and propose different choices, for example, IVF (in vitro treatment) as the favored technique for having a baby. In a few cases, if your wife has had her tubes tied, has a blockage, or… Continue Reading
What Should You Expect after Vasectomy Reversal Surgery? Part II
When you opt for Dr. Larish for your vasectomy reversal surgery in NYC, you can expect the best treatment and fast recovery. The doctor utilizes only the most advanced technology and will put his many years of expertise to work for you. We always put safety first, and you will find that the entire team… Continue Reading
What to expect after vasectomy reversal
How long will it take? Where are the incisions? What are possible complications? Can I expect a lot of pain? Let’s take a look at what you can expect from a vasectomy reversal in our NYC office. Our patients ask a wide array of questions, so we’ve outlined some of the most frequent ones in… Continue Reading
What is Vasovasostomy for vasectomy reversal?
If you are considering a vasectomy reversal surgery in NYC, you may have also heard the term “Vasovasostomy.” Many of our patients wonder what the difference is between a vasectomy reversal and a vasovasostomy. The truth is that these two words are interchangeable. Who Gets a Vasovasostomy? Our typical patients are men who are looking… 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