Precise Vasectomy Care, fast recovery, long-term peace.

A vasectomy is intended as a permanent form of contraception. In many cases, a microsurgical vasectomy reversal can reconnect the tubes and restore sperm to the semen, but success is not guaranteed and depends on factors like time since vasectomy, surgical technique, and individual healing. Reversal procedures are more complex, more expensive, and are not always available in the public system. Because of this, you should only choose a vasectomy if you are confident you do not want future pregnancies.

A vasectomy works by blocking sperm from reaching your semen. In a simple procedure, the doctor numbs the area, then cuts or seals the vas deferens—the small tubes that carry sperm from the testicles to the semen. After this, your body still produces sperm, but they are safely reabsorbed instead of being released. You continue to ejaculate normally, with no change in sex drive, erections, or orgasm—the semen just no longer contains sperm, which prevents pregnancy.

A vasectomy typically takes about 15 to 30 minutes.

From your point of view, it’s a quick, walk-in/walk-out procedure: we confirm your details, numb the area with local anaesthetic, perform the vasectomy using a minimally invasive technique, and then provide clear aftercare instructions so you can head home the same day.

Most men can safely have sex again about 7 days after a vasectomy, as long as there’s no pain, swelling, or discomfort.

However (important):
You are not sterile immediately. It usually takes about 8–12 weeks and 15–20 ejaculations to clear all remaining sperm. You must use other contraception until your semen test confirms zero sperm. Your clinic will tell you when to do this test.

The cost of a no-scalpel vasectomy can vary depending on the clinic, location, and whether you’re eligible for a Medicare rebate or have private health cover. At VasectomyWA, we focus on transparent, upfront pricing with no hidden fees—please contact our clinic for current costs.

You can book an appointment with our vasectomy specialist in a few simple steps:

Online Booking – Visit our booking page, choose your preferred date and time, and complete a short form with your details.

Call Our Clinic – Speak directly with our team to confirm availability, discuss any questions, and secure a suitable appointment.

For admission, you’ll usually need:

Photo ID (driver’s licence or passport)

Medicare card

Private health insurance details (if applicable)

GP referral (if requested by the clinic)

List of current medications & allergies

Relevant medical history documents (e.g. heart conditions, bleeding disorders, surgery notes)

Completed consent and registration forms (these are usually emailed or done online before your visit)

At VasectomyWA, our team will confirm exactly what’s required when you book, so there are no surprises on the day.