Vasectomy in Werribee, Point Cook and Hoppers Lane

The Leading Vasectomy Doctors in Melbourne's West

Book your vasectomy with some of Melbourne's most experienced surgeons. $500 out of pocket for a 20 minute, no scalpel keyhole vasectomy.
No referral necessary.
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The most affordable vasectomy

No need to break the bank. The doctors practicing at our premises have a cost of only $500 out of pocket.

Highly experienced surgeons

You’re in good hands. The surgeons who practice from our premises have performed thousands of vasectomies and were trained at some of the best medical institutes in the world.

Very quick and comfortable

The procedure is performed in state-of-the-art facilities and take around 20 minutes. They are done through a keyhole, without a scalpel and without general anaesthetic.

What is a Vasectomy?

A vasectomy is a safe, highly effective, and permanent form of male contraception. The whole procedure takes around 20 minutes and is performed using the 'no scalpel' technique under a local anaesthetic.

Why pay more for the same service?

The doctors provide the best value vasectomy being some of Australia's most experienced surgeons. We pride ourselves on providing the best value vasectomy with some of Australia's most experienced surgeons. Our ethos is that vasectomies should be available to as many people as possible and at the lowest cost available.
At $500 out of pocket cost, this is amongst the most competitive prices across all of Australia. There's no pre-consultation needed – so book today.

Areas the doctors practicing at our premises serve – Tarneit, Point Cook, Hoppers Crossing, Wyndham Vale, Truganina.

Meet your surgeons

The experience of both surgeons, trained at two of the best medical institutes in the world, The University of Glasgow and The University of Edinburgh. Rest assured you are in good hands.

Dr Suman Musku

M.B.B.S, MRCS (Edinburgh), MRCGP, FRACGP

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Contact Us

Let's talk! Give us a call or send us a message

Speak to one of our friendly reception staff if you’d like to book in an appointment or learn more about the procedure.

Location:
Wyndham Private Medical Centre, 242 Hoppers Ln, Werribee VIC 3030

Book now via Hoppers Lane GP:
(03) 8731 6500

Email:
reception@hopperslanegp.com.au

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    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

    At your pre procedure appointment one of our surgeons will explain everything to you and any options. On the day of the procedure you will be at the Clinic for approximately 1 hour. The Vasectomy will be done in our treatment room. Afterwards you should be able to drive and we recommend rest for the balance of the day.
    Normally we recommend that you take the day of the procedure off work and you will be back the next day.
    The pre-procedure appointment will be covered under medicare as a bulk-billed consultation. Once you decide to book for the procedure then you will pay the $699 on the day of booking. Upon presentation of the receipt to medicare you will receive a medicare rebate of $195.40 there fore the total out of pocket cost is $500

    Wyndham Vasectomy Centre is based at Hoppers Lane General Practice, we are part of a very busy medical clinic. Vasectomies are just some of the procedures and services we offer. We are able to absorb many of the overheads across our practice that others can’t so that we can provide a great value vasectomy. The experienced surgeons (trained in the United Kingdom) have done hundreds of vasectomies both here and in the UK, which has produced a leading provider of quality vasectomies.

    A vasectomy usually takes about 30 minutes, and at Wyndham Vasectomy Centre is done under a local anesthetic. Local anesthetic takes a few minutes to be effective and most men are usually comfortable during the procedure. For a few days after the vasectomy some may experience a mild ache in the testicles which usually settles on Panadol or neurofen. Men should rest for 24 hours afterwards and avoid heavy physical work and sexual activity for a few days.
    Yes, semen is made in the seminal vesicles and the prostate gland. These are not affected by a vasectomy. Sperm make up only 2 to 5 per cent of the ejaculate so you will not be able to notice any difference in the volume of your ejaculate.
    Yes, sperm continue to be made in the testes after a vasectomy. After time, however, production of sperm is often reduced.
    The sperm, which are made in the testicles, cannot pass through the vas deferens once they have been cut and tied, so they are reabsorbed by the body.
    It usually takes about 15-20 ejaculations after the operation before you flush out any remaining sperm from the seminal vesicles. You should use an alternative method of contraception during this time. After 2-3 months you should give a semen sample which will be tested to see if any sperm are still present in your ejaculate.
    There is no evidence that vasectomy decreases testosterone levels or sex drive.
    More than 99 per cent of vasectomies are effective at preventing pregnancy. Very rarely, the 2 cut ends of the vas deferens can join together and form an open channel for sperm again — usually in the first 2-3 months after the operation.
    Having a vasectomy should always be viewed as a permanent measure. However, it can be possible to have a vasectomy reversed in an operation called a vasovastostomy. This operation is more complex than the original vasectomy and takes longer. It often needs to be done under general anaesthetic. The surgeon has to find the 2 ends of the severed vas deferens and cut off the ties and any scar tissue. Then the 2 new ends have to be very carefully sewn together in a skilful operation. Various statistics are given for the proportion of reversals that are successful — success is most often achieved within 5 years of the original vasectomy. Following micro-surgery to reverse a vasectomy, there is gradual recovery of sperm count in most men, but the level of recovery is variable. Factors such as age and time passed since vasectomy are 2 factors that may influence the level of recovery.
    There is currently no consistent evidence from clinical trials that shows an association between prostate cancer and vasectomy.

    A vasectomy is a safe, highly effective, and permanent form of male contraception. The whole procedure takes around 20 minutes and is performed using the ‘no scalpel’ technique under a local anaesthetic.

    At Wyndham Vasectomy Centre, we provide a no-scalpel vasectomy at Hoppers Lane GP in Melbourne West that requires no prior consultation or referral. The procedure involves numbing the area using an anaesthetic. By making a small hole in the scrotum, the vas is then divided with a tiny tissue layer placed between the two ends to keep them from joining back. Further, the end of the tube towards the testicles is left open so there is no testicular congestion.

    This procedure is repeated on the other side and the edge of the skin is then clipped without the use of sutures. Once done, the area is kept dry and clean with the help of a dressing.

    A no-scalpel vasectomy requires as little as 30 minutes to conduct with no lasting downtime. Once the procedure is complete, you can head right home and rest for the next 24 hours. Over the next few days, you can also resume your usual activities and sex. For 3 months after the procedure, make sure you use contraception until you get a follow-up test done.

    You can also have your queries regarding what to expect after the vasectomy answered by the practitioners at our clinic in Melbourne West.

    We pride ourselves on providing the best value vasectomy with some of Australia’s most experienced surgeons. Our ethos is that vasectomies should be available to as many people as possible and at the lowest cost available.

    At $500 out of pocket cost, our vasectomies are listed at some of the most competitive prices across all of Australia. There’s no pre-consultation needed – so book today.

    The experienced surgeons are trained at two of the best medical institutes in the world: The University of Glasgow and The University of Edinburgh. Rest assured you are in good hands.