Considering a vasectomy

Many men struggle to overcome self-imposed barriers when addressing fertility and health concerns.

Vasectomy may cause severe spermatogenic damage initially, with a 20-40% reduction in sperm cells persisting years later.

Men can freeze sperm to preserve fertility before age-related decline affects sperm quality and health.

Sperm freezing enables family planning flexibility, but requires professional cryopreservation—not home freezers—to ensure viab...

Learn what male birth control options are available now, and new options you may have in the future.

Learn what male birth control options are available now, and new options you may have in the future.

Men of any age can get a vasectomy, though most patients are over 35 with children; here's what to know before the procedure.

Antisperm antibodies are immune proteins that mistakenly attack sperm, found in semen, blood, or vaginal fluids.

Vasectomy is a common US procedure, but post-vasectomy pain syndrome—though rare—raises important questions about why it occurs.

Learn the truth about sperm freezing: how it works, home freezing options, and what it costs.

The vas deferens transports sperm; its absence or dysfunction can prevent conception and requires medical evaluation.

Researchers found that frozen sperm performs equally as well as fresh sperm in intrauterine insemination procedures.

Paternal age may significantly affect ART success and live birth rates more than previously believed, according to recent resea...

Friends undergo vasectomy together at "brosectomy" parties, combining the procedure with social support and recovery.

Find out who should consider sperm freezing and whether you should opt for at-home freezing kits or visit a clinic.

With abortion access in the U.S. under scrutiny, many are looking to vasectomies as a way to prevent unwanted pregnancies.

Learn more about the factors that impact the amount of sperm you should freeze.

Common vasectomy questions: Is it painful, and what happens to sperm after the procedure?

Vasectomy rates are rising year-round, so consider freezing your sperm before scheduling the procedure.

Vasectomy is a common birth control procedure surrounded by myths—here's what you actually need to know.

Vasectomy reversal can restore fertility, but success isn't guaranteed; here's what you need to know.

Let’s take a look at the risk of vasectomy failure, and what you can do post-procedure to ensure your vasectomy is successful.

Vasectomy does not lower testosterone or affect hormone levels, according to research.

Fear of pain shouldn't prevent you from getting a vasectomy, which causes minimal discomfort despite being a surgical procedure.

Learn the key differences between traditional and no-scalpel vasectomies, including recovery times and eligibility requirements.

While vasectomy regret is rare, many men later confirm it was right, so consider carefully before proceeding.

Men's fertility declines with age just like women's, despite stories of older fathers suggesting otherwise.

Learn how to withdraw sperm with Legacy, understand the costs, and explore your frozen sperm storage options.