Toronto Free Vasectomy Clinic – Serving Southern Ontario
All vasectomies at our clinic are performed by an experienced urologist, and all vasectomy procedures are fully covered by OHIP with your referral.
- Your out-of-pocket cost will be $0.
- The full cost of your vasectomy is covered by OHIP.
We are proud to offer you a world-class vasectomy procedure at no cost to you. This simple, quick and virtually painless procedure is done in comfortable procedure rooms at our modern clinic.
We are proud providers of FREE no-scalpel vasectomy in Ontario. We do not charge any fees to our clients.*
Please contact us anytime with questions or to book an appointment in the coming weeks. Call now if you would like your procedure soon, and you have a doctor’s referral in hand. Your family doctor may submit their referral via Ocean MD.
You can request an appointment now online, and we will email you instructions on the next steps, including how to send us the necessary doctor’s referral. Once we receive your referral, an appointment will be made quickly.
*Your vasectomy procedure will be fully covered by OHIP.
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Why Get a No-Scalpel Vasectomy in Toronto?
No-scalpel vasectomy surgery at our Toronto free vasectomy clinic offers you all of the following benefits:
- Convenience
- No incision
- Quick procedure
- No stitches
- Fast recovery
- Minimal discomfort
- Effective contraception
Our vasectomy clinic team is proud to offer world-class surgical methods, and flexible booking. As soon as we receive your doctor’s referral we will schedule you at the clinic location of your choice.
Please go ahead and book your appointment online now.
As soon as we get your form we will email you back next steps on getting and sending us your referral.
We offer the comfort and speed of a no-scalpel vasectomy procedure with no cost to you.
Experienced Ontario Vasectomy Doctor
Dr. Sing performs all procedures at our clinic.
Dr. Roland Sing, Urologist
Doctor Roland Sing is a Urologist with over 20 years of experience.
He is a member of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, and he holds a clinical fellowship in the sub-specialty of Endourology.
No-scalpel vasectomies are a focus of Dr. Sing’s practice, and he believes they can be performed safely, effectively, and efficiently in a comfortable setting.
We are offering patients techniques that are highly advanced, minimally invasive and have been performed safely on many thousands of patients in our affiliated clinics across Canada, and on millions of men around the world.
Dr. Sing performs vasectomies at the Gentle Procedures Mississauga clinic. Men travel to our clinics from all over Ontario for rapid access to no-scalpel vasectomy with Dr. Sing.
By setting up a modern vasectomy centre in Mississauga we have created a convenient situation for patients – you can be seen for your consultation and surgery soon after sending in your doctor’s referral.
No-Scalpel Vasectomy Trends in Toronto
In recent years, vasectomy has experienced a steady growth in its popularity amongst Toronto and Ontario men seeking permanent contraception. This trend suggests that more and more people are recognizing the overall convenience, safety and reliability of this procedure.
Now, with the introduction of the No-Scalpel Vasectomy (NSV) technique, this procedure has become even more simple.
No-Scalpel Vasectomy in Ontario – The History
No-Scalpel Vasectomy (NSV) was developed in China in 1974 by Dr. Li Shunqiang. By 1985, an international team made up of members from the World Health Organization (WHO) and Access to Voluntary and Safe Contraception (AVSC), formerly the Association for Voluntary Surgical Contraception, were visiting China to study alternative vasectomy procedures, including NSV.
In 1988, after careful observation and review of the NSV procedure, they decided to introduce the technique to North America.
Since then, over 1,000,000 No-Scalpel vasectomies have been performed in North America and nearly 20,000,000 in China, and the numbers around the world are growing.
Our Toronto vasectomy clinic uses this advanced method and Gentle Procedures Clinics across North America have been performing scalpel-free vasectomies with great success for many years. In fact, Canada has one of the highest prevalence for vasectomy worldwide.
NSV Benefits vs. Conventional Vasectomy
No-scalpel vasectomy is a simple and elegant in-office procedure that many studies show has significant advantages over conventional vasectomy. NSV is comparatively faster, has a swifter recovery time, safer (one-eighth the rate of bleeding and infection) and can be virtually pain-free at our Toronto free vasectomy clinic.
With a conventional vasectomy procedure, a doctor would make two incisions, one on each side of the scrotum, perform the procedure, and then stitch up the incisions. The stitches would then have to be removed about a week later.
With this new approach there is no knife, no cutting incision, no stitches and no-needle. Men who have undergone NSV express amazement at the minimal physical discomfort they experienced both during the procedure and during recovery.
Men who were previously not considering vasectomy because they feared the scalpel can now feel comfortable, relaxed and confident with this simple procedure.
Conventional vasectomy: Two moderate incisions stitched closed.
No-scalpel procedure: No stitches are needed to close the tiny opening
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Vasectomy Clinic – FAQ
Why do I need to get a doctor’s referral?
OHIP requires a doctor’s referral for vasectomy. We will schedule your procedure as soon as we get your referral from your doctor or a clinic. This step can be a small inconvenience but helps ensure that you make an informed decision – and OHIP pays the full cost of your procedure. Enter your email here and we will email you the referral form for your doctor. Thanks.
Is there any discomfort during the procedure?
Before the vasectomy, you will not need any sedatives. No-Scalpel Vasectomy is virtually painless. Afterwards you will likely be sore for a couple of days and should take a mild painkiller. The discomfort is less with the no-scalpel technique because there is minimal injury to the tissues.
How soon after my vasectomy can I go back to work?
You should not do any heavy physical labour for seven days after your vasectomy. If your job does not involve this kind of work, you can go back sooner. Many men have their vasectomy on Friday, so they can take it easy over the weekend and go back to work on Monday.
Will the vasectomy change me sexually?
- The only thing that will change is that you will not be able to make your partner pregnant. Your body will continue to produce the hormones that make you a man. You will have the same amount of semen. Vasectomy won’t change your voice, beard, your muscles, your sex drive, your erections, or your climaxes. Some men say that without the worry of accidental pregnancy and the bother of other birth control methods, sex is more relaxed and enjoyable than before.
Does No-Scalpel Vasectomy work?
NSV is extremely effective! In fact, the success rate of vasectomy in our clinics has been better than 99.9%, which is amongst the highest in North America. Our Toronto vasectomy clinic offers the same procedure and potential success rate.
Will I be sterile right away?
No, after a vasectomy, there are always some active sperm in your system. It usually takes 3-4 months to clear them. You and your partner should use some other form of birth control until a semen test confirms that your semen is sperm free. You will be given semen test instructions after your free vasectomy procedure – full covered by OHIP.
Is No-Scalpel Vasectomy safe?
Most medical experts, including special panels convened by the National Institutes of Health and by the World Health Organization, have concluded that vasectomy is a safe and simple procedure. Vasectomy is surgery, and all surgery has some risks, such as bleeding and infection. But serious problems are uncommon at our Ontario free vasectomy clinic in Toronto.
Is the procedure really free?
Yes. OHIP covers the full cost.
Can a No-Scalpel Vasectomy be reversed?
Yes, but reversal operations are expensive and not always successful. If you are thinking about reversal, perhaps vasectomy is not right for you. Pre-vasectomy Sperm Banking (cryopreservation) is a good idea for almost anyone considering a vasectomy. Ask our staff for details. Our Toronto vasectomy clinic does not offer reversals.
How much does a vasectomy cost in Ontario?
In Ontario, the public health insurance program, OHIP, pays the doctor for performing the vasectomy procedure.
When can I start having sex again?
As soon as you are comfortable, after a minimum of seven days, but remember to use some other kind of birth control until your semen analysis confirms you are sterile. Please expect to continue with your existing method of contraception for three months after your vasectomy.
How long will a No-Scalpel Vasectomy take?
On average, the whole procedure takes less than 10 minutes. It is a simple procedure that can be performed in our procedure rooms in our Toronto vasectomy clinic. After your procedure, we recommend that you have someone to drive you home, or that you extend your stay at our clinic to be sure that your are fully recovered before driving yourself home.
What are some potential benefits of open-ended vasectomy?
In an open-ended vasectomy, once the vas tube is cut, the end from the testicle is left open (i.e. not cauterized), while the end of the tube leading to the penis is closed. Studies have suggested that this could be the ideal way to block the vas end. There may be less post-operative discomfort because there is no sudden pressure back-up to the testicles.
Where do the sperm go after vasectomy?
Your vasectomy procedure will prevent your sperm from getting into your semen, but they will continue to be produced by your testicles. The sperm will be reabsorbed into your body, the same as happens now if you don’t ejaculate regularly. There is no reason to be concerned about the disposition of your sperm after your vasectomy surgery. They will be fine. In fact, some surveys find that sperm are actually happier knowing that they will not be suddenly called upon to shoot out and take on the potential responsibility of inseminating an ovum.
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