Vasectomy Failures Exposed: Could Pregnancy Still Sneak In After Your Snip?
If that sounds concerning, don’t worry. We take great care to perform the procedure in a way that makes it extremely difficult for reattachment to happen. When I perform a vasectomy, I use a technique that’s triply redundant: along with the actual cut and removal of a segment of the vas deferens from each side, I also cauterize the ends to “seal” them shut and separate the two cut ends with a barrier of healthy tissue. This provides several almost insurmountable obstacles for the ends to reattach and carry sperm again.
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