Urology
Vasectomy & Vasectomy Reversal
Vasectomy is a surgical procedure performed to make a man sterile, or unable to father a child. It is a permanent male birth control measure, and a means of contraception used in many parts of the world.
Generally, vasectomy leaves the patient unchanged except that the vas deferens - the tubes leading to the testes - are blocked. The testes still produce sperm, but the sperm die and are absorbed by the body. The level of testosterone remains the same and all male sexual characteristics remain the same. For most men, the ability to have an erection is unchanged.
A total of nearly 50 million men have had vasectomies - a number equal to about 5 percent of all married couples of reproductive age.
Approximately half a million vasectomies are performed in the United States each year. Nearly one out of six men over age 35 has had a vasectomy.
For Appointments Call:801-213-2700Surgical Scheduling:801-213-2705Location: University Hospital |
William O. Brant, M.D.
Locations| Redstone Health Center | (801) 213-2700 |
| University Hospital | (801) 213-2704 |
Specialties: Erectile Dysfunction, General Urology, Male Incontinence, Men's Health, Trauma and Reconstructive Urology, Urology, Vasectomy
Craig A. Ensign, P.A.
Locations| South Jordan Health Center | (801) 213-4500 |
Specialties: General Urology, Physician Assistant, Urology
Blake D. Hamilton, M.D.
Locations| South Jordan Health Center | |
| University Hospital | (801) 581-7674 |
Specialties: Endourology, General Urology, Laparoscopy, Stone Disease, Urology, Vasectomy
Jeremy B. Myers, M.D.
Locations| University Hospital | (801) 213-2702 |
Specialties: General Urology, Neurogenic Bladder, Trauma and Reconstructive Urology, Urinary Diversion, Urinary Strictures and Fistula, Urology, Vasectomy
Andrew W. Southwick, M.D.
Locations| University Hospital | (801) 587-4888 |
Specialties: Endourology, General Urology, Laparoscopy, Stone Disease, Vasectomy








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