With conventional vasectomy surgery, two small cuts are made to the scrotum to reach the tubes and block them. With a No-Scalpel Vasectomy, the doctor feels for the tubes under the skin and holds them in place with a small clamp. Rather than making two small cuts, one tiny opening is made with a special instrument to reach the tubes to cauterise them. With this method, there is very little bleeding and no stitches are required to close the opening, which heals very quickly.
in Vasectomy
