Our Wagga Wagga scalpel free vasectomy service is conveniently located within St George Family Medical Centre.
We provide the modern scalpel free vasectomy technique in an accredited medical practice environment, with a focus on patient comfort, privacy, and efficiency for men considering permanent contraception.
Where appropriate, we offer a single-visit model, with consultation and procedure performed on the same day. This approach aims to minimise the need for multiple appointments and reduce disruption to patients’ schedules.
We offer a single-visit service, meaning both the consultation and procedure are carried out on the same day, reducing the need for multiple appointments and limiting disruption to your schedule.
$638.00
(Includes consultation and procedure)
-$233.90
$404.10
(Total fees = $638 - $233.90= $404.10)
Upon arrival, patients are welcomed by our friendly receptionist and guided through a thorough consultation with Dr Raj. This is an opportunity to ask questions, understand the procedure in full, and ensure you are comfortable and confident in your decision.
We offer an oral sedation medication to help you relax prior to the procedure at no extra cost. Patients can not drive home if they had oral sedation. If the procedure was performed without oral sedation, patients may choose to drive home.
The vasectomy procedure may take approximately 15 - 20 minutes and is performed under local anaesthesia.
Before leaving, you’ll receive comprehensive aftercare instructions along with a sample kit and guidance on when and how to complete the required semen analysis to confirm the success of the procedure.
Our Wagga Wagga Vasectomy team remains available for any follow-up queries or concerns. We understand that deciding to have a vasectomy is a significant and personal choice.
We’re committed to offering clear information, respectful care, and clinical excellence every step of the way.
St George Family Medical Centre 23 Best St, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650
All medical procedures involve potential risks and benefits. We encourage patients to carefully consider this information and to seek further medical advice, including from their regular GP, before making a decision