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What is a Vasectomy?

A vasectomy is a form of male sterilization where the vas deferens (the tubes that carry sperm) are cut and tied, preventing sperm from leaving the testes, thereby eliminating the chances of fertilization and pregnancy. This birth control procedure is established, safe and said to be nearly 100% effective, with the chances of pregnancy cut down to about 1:1000.

  • This medical procedure is ideal for individuals who have made a conscious decision not to have children. It is also suitable for people who already have kids, but choose not to have more.

Who is suitable for a vasectomy?

This medical procedure is ideal for individuals who have made a conscious decision not to have children. It is also suitable for people who already have kids, but choose not to have more.

Who is suitable for a vasectomy?

  1. Dr Lee obtained his undergraduate medical degree from the National University of Singapore (NUS) and completed his urology training at Singapore General Hospital (SGH).
Who is suitable for a vasectomy?

This medical procedure is ideal for individuals who have made a conscious decision not to have children. It is also suitable for people who already have kids, but choose not to have more.

Who is suitable for a vasectomy?

This medical procedure is ideal for individuals who have made a conscious decision not to have children. It is also suitable for people who already have kids, but choose not to have more.

Avasectomy has to be considered an irreversible procedure. It is preferable that you are in a long term relationship and are sure that you have completed your family.

Make an appointment with us to discuss your health concerns and learn what treatment is most appropriate for you. Our team is always happy to help you and your family with your healthcare needs.

A vasectomy is a form of male sterilization where the vas deferens (the tubes that carry sperm) are cut and tied, preventing sperm from leaving the testes, thereby eliminating the chances of fertilization and pregnancy. This birth control procedure is established, safe and said to be nearly 100% effective, with the chances of pregnancy cut down to about 1:1000.

  • This medical procedure is ideal for individuals who have made a conscious decision not to have children. It is also suitable for people who already have kids, but choose not to have more.

Who is suitable for a vasectomy?

This medical procedure is ideal for individuals who have made a conscious decision not to have children. It is also suitable for people who already have kids, but choose not to have more.

Who is suitable for a vasectomy?

  1. Dr Lee obtained his undergraduate medical degree from the National University of Singapore (NUS) and completed his urology training at Singapore General Hospital (SGH).
Who is suitable for a vasectomy?

This medical procedure is ideal for individuals who have made a conscious decision not to have children. It is also suitable for people who already have kids, but choose not to have more.

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Recovering from a Vasectomy?

Most people are able to go back to work in under a week. You may need to be out for a full week if your work is strenuous and physical, though.

You can resume everyday activities within a few days (usually 48 hours to 72 hours) after the procedure unless the activities are unusually vigorous. People surveyed after vasectomy report full recovery in an average of eight to nine days.

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Dr Lee Fang Jann

Dr Lee is active in academia and believes in the importance of grooming the next generation of doctor.

  • Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (Singapore)
  • Membership of The Royal College of Surgeons (Edin)
  • Master of Medicine (Surgery) (Singapore)
  • Fellowship of the Academy of Medicine (Urology)
  • Clinical fellowship at Oxford Transplant Centre in the UK

Dr Wang also pioneers advanced minimally invasive techniques

Dr Lee obtained his undergraduate medical degree from the National University of Singapore (NUS) and completed his urology training at Singapore General Hospital (SGH).

  1. Dr Lee obtained his undergraduate medical degree from the National University of Singapore (NUS) and completed his urology training at Singapore General Hospital (SGH).
  • Dr Lee obtained his undergraduate medical degree from the National University of Singapore (NUS) and completed his urology training at Singapore General Hospital (SGH).

Dr Wang also pioneers advanced minimally invasive techniques

Dr Lee obtained his undergraduate medical degree from the National University of Singapore (NUS) and completed his urology training at Singapore General Hospital (SGH).

  1. Dr Lee obtained his undergraduate medical degree from the National University of Singapore (NUS) and completed his urology training at Singapore General Hospital (SGH).
  • Dr Lee obtained his undergraduate medical degree from the National University of Singapore (NUS) and completed his urology training at Singapore General Hospital (SGH).
Dr Wang also pioneers advanced minimally invasive techniques

Dr Lee obtained his undergraduate medical degree from the National University of Singapore (NUS) and completed his urology training at Singapore General Hospital (SGH).

  1. Dr Lee obtained his undergraduate medical degree from the National University of Singapore (NUS) and completed his urology training at Singapore General Hospital (SGH).
  • Dr Lee obtained his undergraduate medical degree from the National University of Singapore (NUS) and completed his urology training at Singapore General Hospital (SGH).

Prior to entering private practice, Dr Lee served in the public sector for 16 years at SGH, where he initiated dedicated clinics evaluating and treating patients with complex men’s health and fertility issues. He also led the Renal Transplant Program and laparoscopic donor nephrectomy service as Surgical Director.

Apart from clinical work, Dr Lee is active in academia and believes in the importance of grooming the next generation of doctor. He was Senior Clinical Lecturer at NUS’ Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine and currently, Adjunct Assistant Professor at the Duke-NUS Medical School. Dr Lee is also regularly invited to share his experiences locally and regionally through lectures, workshops and surgical demonstrations.

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Dr Lee is a urologist and kidney transplant surgeon with a broad-based expertise of all urological disorders

He has subspecialty focus on men’s health and male infertility, and special interest in minimally invasive prostate enlargement therapy and kidney stone treatment. Dr Lee has received numerous awards for service excellence such as the Service With A Heart Award (2006-2008, 2011) and the Singapore Health Quality Service Award (2016).

  • Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (Singapore)
  • Membership of The Royal College of Surgeons (Edin)
  • Master of Medicine (Surgery) (Singapore)
  • Fellowship of the Academy of Medicine (Urology)
  • Clinical fellowship at Oxford Transplant Centre in the UK

Prior to entering private practice, Dr Lee served in the public sector for 16 years at SGH, where he initiated dedicated clinics evaluating and treating patients with complex men’s health and fertility issues. He also led the Renal Transplant Program and laparoscopic donor nephrectomy service as Surgical Director.

Apart from clinical work, Dr Lee is active in academia and believes in the importance of grooming the next generation of doctor. He was Senior Clinical Lecturer at NUS’ Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine and currently, Adjunct Assistant Professor at the Duke-NUS Medical School. Dr Lee is also regularly invited to share his experiences locally and regionally through lectures, workshops and surgical demonstrations.

What are the benefits of Vasectomy?

Who is suitable for a vasectomy?

This medical procedure is ideal for individuals who have made a conscious decision not to have children. It is also suitable for people who already have kids, but choose not to have more.

  • This medical procedure is ideal for individuals who have made a conscious decision not to have children. It is also suitable for people who already have kids, but choose not to have more.

Who is suitable for a vasectomy?

This medical procedure is ideal for individuals who have made a conscious decision not to have children. It is also suitable for people who already have kids, but choose not to have more.

Who is suitable for a vasectomy?

  1. Dr Lee obtained his undergraduate medical degree from the National University of Singapore (NUS) and completed his urology training at Singapore General Hospital (SGH).
Who is suitable for a vasectomy?

This medical procedure is ideal for individuals who have made a conscious decision not to have children. It is also suitable for people who already have kids, but choose not to have more.


  • One-Time Cost

    You only have to pay once when you go through a vasectomy. With other types of birth control, such as condoms and oral contraceptives, the expense accumulates with every purchase.


  • Quick Procedure and Recovery Time

    The procedure, in many cases, takes less than an hour to complete. Recovery periods will vary with each patient, but some may resume their normal activities after one to two weeks.


  • No Long-Term and Adverse Effect on Sexual Pleasure

    The medical procedure will neither diminish the intensity or duration of an orgasm nor affect the sensitivity of the penis.


Who is suitable for a vasectomy?

This medical procedure is ideal for individuals who have made a conscious decision not to have children. It is also suitable for people who already have kids, but choose not to have more.

Avasectomy has to be considered an irreversible procedure. It is preferable that you are in a long term relationship and are sure that you have completed your family.

Make an appointment with us to discuss your health concerns and learn what treatment is most appropriate for you. Our team is always happy to help you and your family with your healthcare needs.

A vasectomy is a form of male sterilization where the vas deferens (the tubes that carry sperm) are cut and tied, preventing sperm from leaving the testes, thereby eliminating the chances of fertilization and pregnancy. This birth control procedure is established, safe and said to be nearly 100% effective, with the chances of pregnancy cut down to about 1:1000.

  • This medical procedure is ideal for individuals who have made a conscious decision not to have children. It is also suitable for people who already have kids, but choose not to have more.

Who is suitable for a vasectomy?

This medical procedure is ideal for individuals who have made a conscious decision not to have children. It is also suitable for people who already have kids, but choose not to have more.

Who is suitable for a vasectomy?

  1. Dr Lee obtained his undergraduate medical degree from the National University of Singapore (NUS) and completed his urology training at Singapore General Hospital (SGH).
Who is suitable for a vasectomy?

This medical procedure is ideal for individuals who have made a conscious decision not to have children. It is also suitable for people who already have kids, but choose not to have more.

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    Frequently Asked Questions about Vasectomy

    What should you do after a vasectomy?
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    Take these steps if you’re scheduled to undergo this medical procedure:

    • Have someone drive or take you home after the vasectomy
    • Avoid taking drugs that contain aspirin and medications with anti-inflammatory properties, such as Advil.
    How can you prepare for a vasectomy procedure?
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    Take these steps if you’re scheduled to undergo this medical procedure:

    • Have someone drive or take you home after the vasectomy
    • Avoid taking drugs that contain aspirin and medications with anti-inflammatory properties, such as Advil.
    • Consult with your vasectomy doctor if you’re taking additional medications
    • Shave or trim the hair on your scrotum and the underside of your penis
    • Pack clothing that supports your scrotum, such as a jockstrap, which you can wear after the procedure
    Am I sterile immediately after my vasectomy?
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    Take these steps if you’re scheduled to undergo this medical procedure:

    • Have someone drive or take you home after the vasectomy
    • Avoid taking drugs that contain aspirin and medications with anti-inflammatory properties, such as Advil.
    • Consult with your vasectomy doctor if you’re taking additional medications
    • Shave or trim the hair on your scrotum and the underside of your penis
    • Pack clothing that supports your scrotum, such as a jockstrap, which you can wear after the procedure
    What is post-vasectomy pain syndrome?
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    Take these steps if you’re scheduled to undergo this medical procedure:

    • Have someone drive or take you home after the vasectomy
    • Avoid taking drugs that contain aspirin and medications with anti-inflammatory properties, such as Advil.
    • Consult with your vasectomy doctor if you’re taking additional medications
    • Shave or trim the hair on your scrotum and the underside of your penis
    • Pack clothing that supports your scrotum, such as a jockstrap, which you can wear after the procedure
    Can we have an unwanted pregnancy even if my semen analysis is clear?
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    Take these steps if you’re scheduled to undergo this medical procedure:

    • Have someone drive or take you home after the vasectomy
    • Avoid taking drugs that contain aspirin and medications with anti-inflammatory properties, such as Advil.
    • Consult with your vasectomy doctor if you’re taking additional medications
    • Shave or trim the hair on your scrotum and the underside of your penis
    • Pack clothing that supports your scrotum, such as a jockstrap, which you can wear after the procedure
    Can a Vasectomy Be Reversed?
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    Take these steps if you’re scheduled to undergo this medical procedure:

    • Have someone drive or take you home after the vasectomy
    • Avoid taking drugs that contain aspirin and medications with anti-inflammatory properties, such as Advil.
    • Consult with your vasectomy doctor if you’re taking additional medications
    • Shave or trim the hair on your scrotum and the underside of your penis
    • Pack clothing that supports your scrotum, such as a jockstrap, which you can wear after the procedure