Frequenly Asked Questions

A vasectomy reversal procedure does not require an overnight hospital stay.

Immediately after the surgery, ice packs placed on the scrotum area are recommended to reduce any swelling and pain. A prescription pain medication will be available after the vasectomy reversal procedure and can be taken as necessary. Often times after the second day, Tylenol will be sufficient to eliminate discomfort or pain.

Due to the superficial nature of the procedure, risks, post-procedure discomfort and disruption of normal activities are limited. Patients routinely return back to work in an office setting in approximately 3-7 days and physically strenuous work within 4 weeks. Sexual intercourse can be resumed as soon as 2 weeks after a vasectomy reversal.

PLEASE NOTE: You must be accompanied by a responsible adult upon discharge to drive you home after surgery

Yes. Contrary to popularly beliefs, it is possible to have a successful vasectomy reversal 10 years after a vasectomy.

The likelihood of sperm again appearing in the ejaculate after a vasectomy reversal is excellent. Although this does not guarantee pregnancy, the likelihood of a subsequent pregnancy are still high. The likelihood of finding sperm at the time of vasectomy reversal is determined by two important factors: 1) the time elapsed since the vasectomy, and 2) the site of the vasectomy.

Keep in mind that the sperm produced from the resulting vasectomy reversal can also be used with additional assisted reproductive techniques to significantly increase the chances of a pregnancy.

We would like to make your stay as convenient as possible when you arrive for your Vasectomy Reversal surgery. For out-of-town visitors there are many hotels available around our clinic.

Delta Chelsea Hotel

Toronto Downtown Centre

Metropolitan Hotel Toronto