Men looking to regain their erections may also consider getting a Vasectomy. Once they resume their sex life, they may feel the need to prevent unwanted pregnancies.
It is possible to perform a No Scalpel Vasectomy (NSV) along with a Penile Implant placement. Usually this can be done through the same penoscrotal incision. This saves time, money and also more incisions.
Dr Vijayant Govinda Gupta in New Delhi India offers both procedures together.
At our world class mens health clinic you can choose to undergo a Vasectomy with a Penile Implant concurrently.
Addition of a no Scalpel Vasectomy to an penile implant placement has the following benefits.
- Saves time
- No dissection
- No bleeding
- Quick
- Assured sterility
No Scalpel Vasectomy is in itself a safe and reversible procedure for men looking for permanent contraception.
It can help men spice up their sex life after an implant.
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