An all-encompassing vasectomy reversal surgery is at the medical facility of Dr. Mark Hickman of New Braunfels, TX. patients of Dr. Hickman travel from all over Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and the rest of the United States to undergo this treatment Reversal of vasectomy.

Two reasonable all-inclusive options for vasectomy reversal are discussed by Dr. Hickman offered. Local anesthetic and an oral sedative are part of the $3,300 microsurgical vasectomy reversal cost option. A board-certified anesthesiologist administers the IV sedation required for the $4,200 treatment. Both microsurgical procedures have a high success rate, are all-inclusive, and come at no additional cost. During the microsurgical vasectomy reversal procedure, which is performed under local anesthesia, a small incision is made on either side of the scrotal skin. The two ends of the vas deferens are located and separated from the surrounding scar tissue. The vas deferens is then repaired microsurgically using a Zeiss OPMI-MDM operating microscope and 10-0 nylon suture, which is significantly finer than a human hair. 10-15 stitches are needed for the repair. The two ends of the vasculature must be precisely and directly aligned, and the closure must be watertight.

After the above operation, a sample of the fluid from the end of the testicle’s vas deferens is taken and examined under a microscope in a laboratory to see if sperm are present. The vas deferens fluid may contain sperm because the testicles still produce sperm after a vasectomy. When analyzing the liquid sample, there are three possible scenarios that can occur. First of all, it is considered ideal that whole sperm are present in the liquid. Second, the fluid can be quite thin and contain only incomplete sperm. Third, the liquid could be thick and doughy, with no sperm.

An obstruction causes the third situation, sometimes known as an epididymal blowout. There are two places where a blockage can occur. The vasectomy site is the first and a bursting…