From MedicalNewsToday.com…
A vasectomy is an outpatient male sterilization procedure that blocks sperm from reaching the semen. Whereas a standard vasectomy requires the surgeon to make two incisions in the scrotum, a no-scalpel vasectomy uses a simple puncture.
Some people may refer to a no-scalpel vasectomy as a laser vasectomy, which is inaccurate because no lasers are involved in the procedure.
This article looks at what to expect from the procedure, including the risks and side effects, the necessary aftercare, and some potential alternative options. It also addresses the cost of the procedure.
