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  • What are vasectomies?
  • About the procedure
    • No-scalpel?
    • The Initial Consultation
    • Preparing for a vasectomy
    • Comfort
    • Returning to activity
    • Risk considerations
    • Checking for success
    • Cost
  • Booking
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    • Home
    • What are vasectomies?
    • About the procedure
      • No-scalpel?
      • The Initial Consultation
      • Preparing for a vasectomy
      • Comfort
      • Returning to activity
      • Risk considerations
      • Checking for success
      • Cost
    • Booking
    • About us
      • Dr Ayrton Goddard
      • The Practice (Rokeby GP)
  • Home
  • What are vasectomies?
  • About the procedure
    • No-scalpel?
    • The Initial Consultation
    • Preparing for a vasectomy
    • Comfort
    • Returning to activity
    • Risk considerations
    • Checking for success
    • Cost
  • Booking
  • About us
    • Dr Ayrton Goddard
    • The Practice (Rokeby GP)

What are vasectomies?

  • Vasectomy is the common name for permanent male contraception. 
  • A vasectomy is a surgical procedure that involves cutting and sealing the two "vas deferens", the tubes that carry sperm from the testes to the penis. 
  • After the procedure (and only once you have the all-clear), ejaculated semen will contain no sperm. 
  • The procedure is permanent, and should only be considered if you are certain you no longer want to have children.

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