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Our practice is transitioning to a new electronic medical records (EMR) system to serve you better. We appreciate your patience and understanding during this transition. You may notice slightly longer wait times as our team adjusts, but please know our focus remains on providing you the best possible care. Thank you for your support as we grow to serve you better.
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Vasectomy at UPNT: What to Expect, Benefits, and Expert Care

Picture This:

You’re savoring a rare moment of peace…
 Meanwhile:

  • One child is stuffing crackers into the DVD player,
  • Another is finger-painting the walls with yogurt,
  • And the toddler proudly tries to flush your phone down the toilet.

If the idea of adding another little whirlwind makes you pause, it might be time to consider a vasectomy.

At UPNT, our safe, straightforward procedure offers permanent contraception—giving you the freedom to focus on your current family adventures without unexpected surprises.

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What Is a Vasectomy?

A vasectomy is a minor surgical procedure providing permanent male birth control. It involves blocking or cutting the vas deferens — the tubes that carry sperm from the testicles to the urethra — preventing sperm from being present during ejaculation.
Key Facts:
  • Permanent Solution: for men sure they don’t want more children
  • Quick Procedure: Completed in 10–20 minutes under local anesthesia
  • Highly Effective: Over 99% success rate with appropriate follow-up semen testing
Important:
  • No effect: on testosterone levels or sexual performance
  • Minimal change in ejaculation volume (sperm makes up only about 10% of total volume)
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How Does a Vasectomy Work?

  • Sperm Production continues normally in the testicles.
  • Vas deferens are cut or blocked, preventing sperm from entering the ejaculate.
  • Sperm are naturally reabsorbed by the body.
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Post-Procedure Facts:
  • Sexual functions (libido, erections) stay normal.
  • Ejaculate volume remains nearly the same.
  • No increased risk of prostate cancer (based on studies published in The Journal of Urology and Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention).
Talk to a UPNT Specialist About Your Options

Types of Vasectomy Procedures at UPNT

We offer two proven techniques:

Conventional Vasectomy

  • Small scrotal incisions
  • Severing and sealing the vas deferens
  • Closure with stitches or surgical glue

No-Scalpel Vasectomy (NSV)

  • Tiny puncture instead of incisions
  • Less bleeding and quicker healing
  • Availability may be limited (only certain UPNT specialists perform NSV)
  • 👉 Both methods are equally effective.
  • Discuss with your UPNT doctor to determine the most suitable option for you.

Preparing for Your Vasectomy

Before the Procedure:

  • Eat a light meal beforehand
  • Supportive underwear (optional) to minimize post-op discomfort
  • Medication Management: Follow your doctor's instructions, especially about blood thinners and anti-inflammatory drugs.
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Scheduling Your Vasectomy at UPNT

At UPNT, some of our doctors offer same-day consultation and vasectomy procedures, while others may require a separate consultation visit ahead of time.

Important:

Please call our office before scheduling to confirm which process applies for your appointment.

Our team is happy to guide you through the best scheduling option based on your needs and your preferred UPNT physician.

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What to Expect: During and After the Procedure

During the Procedure:

  • Local anesthesia ensures you're awake but pain-free.
  • The vas deferens are accessed, blocked, or cut.
  • Entire procedure typically takes 10–20 minutes.
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After the Procedure:

  • Mild discomfort, swelling, or bruising (normal!)
  • Ice packs help reduce swelling, frozen peas are a great option
  • Supportive underwear improves comfort
  • Avoid strenuous activity for about 1 week
  • Return to non-physical work within 1–2 days
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Benefits and Risks of Vasectomy

Benefits

  • Permanent and Reliable contraception
  • Minimal Recovery Time
  • No impact on hormone levels or sexual function
  • Peace of Mind for family planning

Risks (Rare)

  • Minor swelling or bruising
  • Low risk of infection
  • Rare cases of spontaneous recanalization (vas deferens reconnects)
  • Less than 1% experience chronic scrotal discomfort

Ensuring Success: Post-Vasectomy Semen Analysis

UPNT uses the Fellow Kit for convenient at-home semen analysis after your vasectomy.

The Process:

  • Timing: The semen analysis is performed exactly 3 months after your procedure.
  • Collection: Use the at-home Fellow Kit to collect a semen sample.
  • Submission: Mail your sample to the laboratory for analysis.
  • Results: Typically available within about a week.
👉 Over 90% of men have no sperm detected at 3 months and are cleared after a single test.

 👉 If sperm are still present, your UPNT doctor will recommend a repeat test to confirm complete sterility.

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Advantages of the Fellow Kit:

  • Easy, private, and done from home
  • Faster results
  • Affordable convenience (an additional fee applies)
🔗 Learn more about the Fellow Kit: www.meetfellow.com

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How effective is a vasectomy?
  • Over 99% effective after confirming sperm-free semen with follow-up testing.
  • No, your hormone levels remain normal.
  • Most men feel back to normal within a week, avoiding heavy lifting and sexual activity for about 7 days.
  • Technically yes, but consider it a permanent decision—reversal success is not guaranteed.
  • Only after semen analysis confirms no sperm—usually exactly 3 months post-vasectomy.

Conclusion: Why Choose a Vasectomy at UPNT

A vasectomy at UPNT is a safe, effective, and convenient option for men who are ready to finalize their family plans.

 You’ll benefit from: 

  • A quick outpatient procedure
  • No impact on testosterone, sexual function, or long-term health
  • The added confidence of thorough follow-up with the at-home Fellow Kit
Enjoy peace of mind—and focus fully on the wild, wonderful family you already have!
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Dr. Weber Chuang will be retiring from medical practice effective September 26, 2025. To ensure that your medical care continues seamlessly, your ongoing care will be transitioned to another physician within our practice. You may schedule appointments directly by contacting our office at 866-367-8768 or via your patient portal. Your medical records will remain securely within the practice, so there is no additional step required on your part unless you wish to request a transfer elsewhere.
Dr. Weber Chuang will be retiring from medical practice effective September 26, 2025.
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