Because a vasectomy reversal procedure requires specialized training in microsurgery, you’ll want to choose your doctor with care from among the most qualified candidates.
A board-certified urologist, experienced in complex micro-surgery, usually performs the delicate
reversal procedure.
In addition to specializing in the diagnosis, treatment and surgical care of problems of male reproductive organs, these medical doctors may have taken additional, specialized training in this microsurgery procedure for reversing a vasectomy. Here’s how you might locate an expert who may be able to reverse a vasectomy.
You can compile a list from several sources. Consider these suggestions to help locate a urologist:
• Search the online
FIND A DOCTOR
directory on the reversal side of www.Vasectomy.com. This directory includes urologists with an interest in vasectomy reversal.
• Ask your family doctor or urologist for a recommendation. Not all urologists perform reversals, but when they don’t, they can frequently make a recommendation to a colleague they know and trust.
• Call your state or local medical society. They can usually help direct you to qualified specialists.
• Contact the American Urological Association to find a urologist.
• Check hospital appointments. Hospitals will normally examine a doctor’s credentials and experience before extending hospital privileges. A teaching position at a hospital or medical school can be a further indication of qualification.
• Call more than one practice on your list. Ask about the doctor’s experience and training.
