The NO
SCALPEL Procedure

What is No-scalpel Vasectomy? The No Scalpel Vasectomy is a fast, safe surgical procedure for permanent male fertility control. The tube (“vas deferens” – also referred to as the “vas”) is a conduit that transports the sperms from the testicles to the outside. The Vasectomy interrupts these tubes and thus achieves the desired result of male sterility.

Interruption of the vas does not effect the production or delivery of male hormones-leaving your sex drive unaffected. The semen production continues, albeit, without sperms, volume, consistency and other physical aspects of the semen and therefore the ejaculate remains essentially unchanged.

There are two techniques to perform Vasectomy – the conventional way and the no scalpel vasectomy technique. In the “conventional” technique, incisions are made on each side of the scrotum, and then through the respective openings the tubes are delivered to the outside and then interrupted. Closure of the incisions necessitates the use of sutures. In the “no scapel” technique, procedure is preformed through a single opening created by puncturing the scrotum and then enlarging the opening. The tubes are delivered one at a time to the outside and then interrupted. Due to the elasticity of the scrotum, suture to close the wound is not an absolute necessity. Note, that in both techniques the method to interrupt the tubes remains the same.

The no scalpel vasectomy technique therefore avails itself to be less traumatic and lowers but not eliminate the risk of infection and bleeding. Healing, it is felt, is quicker. Correspondingly, pain is also expected to be less that the conventional technique.