Their hospitals attract consultants from a wide range of specialities, most of whom have extensive experience gained within the NHS. Supported by BMI Healthcare’s high calibre staff, they are able to undertake a wide range of procedures. Each hospital has an experienced doctor on-site 24 hours a day to support patient care and a fully qualified nursing, clinical and support team plus diagnostic and treatment technology relevant to the patient procedures undertaken. In patient satisfaction surveys, 98.5% of patients said they would recommend BMI.
What is reversal of vasectomy?
A vasectomy is meant to be a permanent method of male contraception. Reversing a vasectomy is a procedure to rejoin the tubes or vas deferens that were cut during a vasectomy. For many reasons, men seek to have this procedure to regain their fertility.
The operation is performed under a general anaesthetic and usually takes about 2 hours. The surgeon rejoins the cut tubes or vas deferens on both sides. It may be performed using a microscope, as this methods enables precise surgery and increases the chances of a successful outcome. The micro-surgical procedure is available in a limited number of hospitals, so please contact us for more details.
Your surgeon will usually make one cut in the centre of your scrotum. Find your nearest BMI Healthcare hospital offering vasectomy reversal.
