How much does a vasectomy cost?

Vasectomy costs vary by surgical method and clinic. Typically — Vasectomy cost: approximately 500,000 – 600,000 KRW. Costs may vary with the method (such as the no-scalpel technique) and whether additional tests are needed.

What happens to sperm after the procedure?

After a vasectomy, sperm from the testicles stay in the epididymis, where enzymes break them down for reabsorption.

What happens to semen when I ejaculate afterward?

Seminal vesicle and prostatic fluid are still ejaculated normally after a vasectomy, so semen volume is virtually unchanged.

Will the procedure reduce my sexual function?

Male hormones from the testicles still enter the bloodstream normally, so sexual function is not affected at all.

Is a vasectomy reversal possible afterward?

Yes, with a vasectomy reversal. Done by an experienced surgeon within 5 years of the vasectomy, patency rates exceed 90%. After 5 years, success drops sharply.

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No-Scalpel Vasectomy

No-Scalpel Vasectomy needs no blade and is the simplest, most effective, and safest permanent contraception.

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No-scalpel vasectomy is an incision-free contraception procedure that blocks the vas deferens without cutting, preventing sperm from passing through.
It is just as effective as a conventional vasectomy, and is characterized by less scarring, less pain, and faster recovery.

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No-scalpel vasectomy: when is it needed?

No-scalpel vasectomy is a permanent method of contraception, and it can be a sensible choice if you have no plans for children, if you want a method with faster recovery than other contraceptive procedures,
or if you want a safer and simpler incision-free contraception option.

You want permanent contraception,
but contraception for your partner is difficult
Pregnancy would be risky for your partner
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You want an intimate life free from
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You do not plan to have children because of
a genetic condition or family history
You already have enough children
and plan no further births
After discussing it with your partner, you as the man
have chosen to take the lead on contraception

No-scalpel vasectomy:
how is it performed?

A no-scalpel vasectomy is a simple and safe procedure that blocks the vas deferens using a special instrument, with no incision.
The surgery takes only about 10 to 15 minutes, recovery is fast, and with almost no pain or bleeding you can return to daily life quickly.

Consultation and pre-surgical examination

After a thorough consultation on vasectomy and your plans for children, we check your general health and confirm the procedure suits you.

Local anesthesia

With no incision, the procedure is painless under simple local anesthesia.

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Exposing and blocking the vas deferens

A special instrument makes a tiny opening without cutting the skin; the vas deferens is brought out, divided, and ligated.

Bleeding control and disinfection

The site heals naturally without stitches; simple bleeding control and disinfection complete the procedure.

Recovery and aftercare

You can return to daily life quickly, but contraception is still needed until sperm remaining in the vas deferens has cleared.

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The scrotal skin is not cut with a blade,
so there is almost no tissue damage.
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No stitches are needed, so you can return
to daily life quickly with no recovery period.
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Vasectomy costs vary by surgical method and clinic.
In general:
Vasectomy cost: approximately 500,000 – 600,000 KRW
Costs vary by surgical method (such as no-scalpel) and whether additional tests are needed.
After a vasectomy, sperm from the testicles stay in the epididymis, where enzymes break them down for reabsorption.
Seminal vesicle and prostatic fluid are still ejaculated normally after a vasectomy, so semen volume is virtually unchanged.
Male hormones from the testicles still enter the bloodstream normally, so sexual function is not affected at all.
Yes, with a vasectomy reversal.Done by an experienced surgeon within 5 years of the vasectomy, patency rates exceed 90%.After 5 years, success drops sharply.