Vasectomy at Naci Medic Path

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Vasectomy at Naci Medic Path

Naci Medic Path, located in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, United States offers patients Vasectomy procedures among its total of 36 available procedures, across 10 different specialties

. Currently, there's no pricing information for Vasectomy procedures at Naci Medic Path, as all prices are available on request only.

All procedures and treatments are undertaken by just a small team of specialists, with 2 in total at the Hospital, and they are accredited by ISO Certification - International Organization for Standardization

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What you need to know about Vasectomy in Los Angeles

Vasectomy, sometimes referred to as male sterilization, is a form of birth control for men to prevent pregnancy. The procedure blocks the supply of sperm to the semen when men ejaculate. Men who undergo this procedure can still experience orgasm and ejaculate.

It acts as a form of permanent birth control, preventing sperm from reaching the semen, thus eliminating the chance of pregnancy.

What's the Recovery Time for Vasectomy Procedures in Los Angeles?

Rest for at least 24 hours after the procedure and avoid physical activities, such as exercise and sexual intercourse, for around a week. You should be able to go back to work in 3-5 days.

What's the Success Rate of Vasectomy Procedures in Los Angeles?

Vasectomy is almost 100% effective. Unsuccessful vasectomy happens when the tubes re-join, but it is very rare. Risks and side effects are very uncommon, but if they do happen, they usually include infection, inflammation, bruising, and swelling.