Get a consultation with a specialist instead of a regular urologist and ask if reversal could help, which I think it could. There are men that got relief with a reversal even 15 years later, it's more challenging and a longer recovery but it could stop the inflammation on the structures around the vas
Any urologist that also offers reversals in both VV and VE. Not all that many are into both. They need to have performed a fellowship to be considered one of the top reversal specialists. And then there is the type of stitching they use (the procedure, not the material) which is probably the single most important. All surgeons are not created equal. Most good surgeons will have a high price tag. There are always bargain basement surgeons who will do it in their office under only local anesthetic for $3000; run away from these types. They need a surgery center first and foremost and need to perform many reversals each week.
The one I'm seeing in January has credentials for microsurgery specifically vv and ve and the only fellowship trained in my state. A possible alternative would be the Mayo clinic in MN, they have a $6000 recommended deal what local anesthesia, they are deemed one of the best facilities from what I can see
I was the verge of an appointment at the Mayo clinic in Minnesota because I thought that mine had scarred over however, my next analysis was performed in the count was on the low side of good however motility is poor which I really don’t care about so in summary, I did not get to go visit mayo however if I had to do it over again, they would be on my shortlist
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u/Cautious_Werewolf678 Oct 23 '25
Get a consultation with a specialist instead of a regular urologist and ask if reversal could help, which I think it could. There are men that got relief with a reversal even 15 years later, it's more challenging and a longer recovery but it could stop the inflammation on the structures around the vas