Each year, approximately half a million American men undergo vasectomy, a minimally invasive and highly effective option for permanent birth control. However, studies show up to 5% of men will opt for a vasectomy reversal at some point in their lives. While the procedure itself isn’t an incredibly common one, a significant number of men are interested in a vasectomy reversal, making it a vital specialization in the surgical field.
Jeff Morrison, MD is a male reproductive urologist and assistant professor in the Department of Surgery at University of Colorado. He completed a prestigious fellowship at UCLA Medical Center and has extensive experience in male fertility procedures such as vasectomy reversal. He practices at the CU Anschutz and UCHealth Highlands Ranch clinic locations and is accepting new patients. Morrison sat down to offer insight into the vasectomy reversal procedure.