Factors critical for success in reversing vasectomy are the expertise and experience of the performing microsurgeon and the time elapsed between the earlier vasectomy and the reversal.



Vasectomy Reversal is possible through different approaches - vasovasostomy and vasoepididymostomy, both involve microsurgery if the best possible results are desired.

Reverse vasectomy ensures that the severed ends of Vas are rejoined or a way is made for sperm to eventually fertilize the egg in the female reproductive apparatus.

Reversing vasectomy is an unhurried one-day affair, under general anesthesia in an outpatient setting. Post-operative recovery is generally swift and any incidental pain is easily controlled through oral medication.

Choosing an accredited surgical center offering highly personalized care, with a well-equipped andrology lab, competent attendants and quality facilities make a lot of difference to reversing vasectomy successfully.

Reversing Vasectomy with confident ease and considerable success

Dr. Aaron Spitz, M.D., with a Fellowship in Male Fertility, is highly trained and deeply experienced in male reproductive medicine and surgery.

His approach to problem solving is sensitive and friendly. He is highly skilled at performing microsurgical vasectomy reversals and routinely performs both vaso-vasectomies and vasoepididymostomies. He has a commendable track record at salvaging previously unsuccessful vasectomy reversals.

He also performs minimally invasive sperm retrieval for those couples choosing in-vitro fertility. Dr. Spitz is also a Board Certified Urologist, fellowship-trained in male fertility. He is fully qualified to provide the comprehensive evaluation and care that men in infertile couples deserve and require.