No-Scalpel Vasectomy
The modern choice for family planning — no incision, less pain, and back to normal in days.
Overview
A vasectomy is the most reliable form of permanent contraception — and the no-scalpel technique has made it easier than ever. Instead of incisions, the surgeon uses a single tiny puncture to access the vas deferens. That means less bleeding, lower infection risk and a faster recovery, with most men back to normal in just a few days.
The procedure takes under 30 minutes, is performed as an outpatient under local anaesthetic, and is virtually painless. At MENHANCE it's carried out by Dr. Chai, a urologist with 30 years of experience, using advanced subcutaneous suturing — stitches placed beneath the skin for stable healing and discreet, barely-there scarring.
Why no-scalpel
- No incision — just a small puncture
- Less pain than a traditional vasectomy
- Back to normal in a few days
- Lower bleeding and infection risk
- Highly effective, permanent contraception
- Fast 20–30 minute outpatient procedure
How it works
A vasectomy seals the vas deferens — the tube that carries sperm — so sperm can no longer reach the semen. Nothing else changes.
- ConsultationA confidential conversation to confirm your decision and answer every question.
- Local anaesthesiaThe area is numbed — the procedure is virtually painless.
- The punctureA single small opening accesses and seals the vas deferens — no scalpel, no surface stitches.
- RecoveryDiscreet subcutaneous suturing supports clean healing; most men resume normal activity within days.
Dr. Teanchai Siricharoensang — "Dr. Chai"
A vasectomy is a procedure you want done right, once. Dr. Chai brings three decades of urological expertise and an advanced subcutaneous suturing technique for smoother healing and discreet scarring — performed in a sterile, fully equipped setting.
Frequently asked questions
Is the procedure painful?
It's performed under local anaesthetic, so you may feel mild pressure but it shouldn't be painful. Any soreness afterward is easily managed with pain relievers.
Will it affect my sex life or performance?
No. It has no effect on libido, sensation or performance. Erections, orgasms and ejaculation stay exactly the same — only the semen no longer contains sperm.
Is it reversible?
It's intended to be permanent, but it can sometimes be reversed. Success depends on how much time has passed and individual factors — so it's best chosen when you're sure.
How soon can I return to normal activities?
Most men are back to normal within a few days.