Please choose how you would like to proceed. You can book a 15min virtual consultation with Dr Pramit to discuss the procedure or, use the link to Request a Vasectomy Appointment for the actual procedure without an initial consultation.
If you are unsure we recommend you book a 15min Virtual appointment first. *If you decide to have a vasectomy, we will refund the £60 initial consultation fee.
It’s a minor surgical procedure that involves cutting the tubes that carry sperm from the testicles to the penis. After a vasectomy, sperm can no longer mix with semen, which means you can’t father a child.
Vasectomy should be considered a permanent solution to birth control. If you are sure that you don’t want more children or any children at all, a vasectomy can give you and your partner peace of mind with a reliable, long-term contraceptive option.
It’s important to discuss this decision thoroughly with your partner and your healthcare provider. A vasectomy is a long-term commitment, so you should be completely certain that you don’t want to father a child in the future.
At Well Life Clinic, we offer safe, comfortable, and expert-led vasectomy services in a supportive environment. Our experienced team will guide you through every step of the process, from the initial consultation to aftercare.
Short-term issues such as bruising, swelling or infection are uncommon. A very small number of people experience intermittent post-vasectomy pain; this is rare, and we’re here to support you if symptoms persist. Very rarely, the tubes can reconnect; if this happens, we’ll discuss options with you. Your doctor will explain risks and how our no-scalpel technique helps reduce them.
Initial Virtual Consultation 15mins - £60*
If you would like to discuss having a vasectomy.
Vasectomy Procedure - £649* including post procedure semen analysis
You have the option to opt straight for a vasectomy without the initial consultation.
Vertical lines that appear between your eyebrows as a result of your forehead muscle squeezing inwards.
Horizontal lines that appear when raising your eyebrows.
Fine lines present around the eye area, also known as "smile lines".
Create a more youthful look by relaxing the muscle which pulls down the eyebrows, to lift the brows and open the eyes.
Fine lines visible on either side of the nose when wrinkling it.
Overactive muscles pull the corners of the mouth down.
Vertical fine lines between the upper lip and nose, not only affecting smokers.
Excessive flexing of the chin muscles causes a dimpling or pebbled effect.
Prominent upper gum line visible on smiling.
Fine lines and wrinkles of the neck can be treated with a series of small injections along the muscles to lift the jawline and smooth the neck.
Wrinkle that extends from the nose to the corners of the mouth, tend to deepen with age.
Vertical lines extending from the corners of your mouth down to your chin.
Add definition to the lip border as well as volume for plumper, fuller looking lips.
Contour and define the shape of the chin to enhance your profile.
Volume loss around the mouth contributes to deep set wrinkles.
Add volume and contour the cheek bones for a more youthful appearance.
Create better straight definition of the nasal bridge as well as a pixie lift for the tip of the nose.
Reduce the hallows below the eyes for a brighter, more refreshed look.
Sculpt the shape of the jaw to enhance the lower face and side profile
1 areas: £275
2 areas: £325
3 areas: £375
Create a complete look with treatment to nasolabial folds, marionette lines and perioral lines. Enquire to add in lip contouring and shaping at a special rate.
Series of injections used to block signals to the sweat glands, stopping them from producing too much sweat.
Habitual grinding of your teeth and clenching of your jaw can be relieved by relaxing the muscles of the jaw.
A bulky masseter muscle in the jaw can contribute to a square face shape. Anti-wrinkle injections can be used to reduce this muscle bulk and slim the face into a V-shape.
Skin can sag on your hands as part of the natural aging process with loss of volume and elasticity. The use of semi-permanent fillers can help to plump and volumise the skin.
Get in touch for tailored pricing of a global treatment plan designed to address the whole face. This may include a combination of the following:
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Dr Pramit Patel qualified from Guys, King’s and St Thomas’ in 2006. He is a GP Partner in a large NHS Practice in Surrey since 2011. Currently, Dr Patel is the NHS Surrey Primary Care Leader, covering all primary care providers including General Practice, Community Pharmacy, Optometry and Dentistry. He is also Board Member and Trustee of NHS Confederation. His clinical expertise include minor surgeries, non scalpel vasectomies, elderly care, cardiology and respiratory medicine.
Pramit has lived in Caterham since 2012 with his wife and 2 boys, and outside of work you may see him cycling around Surrey Hills and partaking in events such as Ride London and BHF London to Brighton.
Considering a vasectomy but have some questions? We've put together a quick Q&A to help you out.
A vasectomy is a minor surgical procedure for male sterilisation or permanent contraception. It's a highly effective form of birth control.
The procedure is performed under a local anaesthetic, so you'll be numb and shouldn't feel any pain during the procedure itself. Some people report a slight pulling or pressure sensation. Afterwards, you might experience some mild discomfort, but this can usually be managed with over-the-counter pain relief.
A scalpel-free (or no-scalpel) vasectomy is a modern technique that uses a special instrument to make a tiny puncture in the scrotum instead of a traditional incision. This method is often associated with lower risk of bleeding, a lower risk of infection, and a faster recovery time.
The actual procedure is typically very quick, usually lasting between 15-30 minutes.
The area will be covered with a dressing, and it’s advisable to wear supportive underwear for at least 48 hours to keep everything compressed and stable. We do not expect you to experience swelling and bruising - this only happens in very few cases.
Recovery is generally quick. Most people can return to light activities and desk work within a day or two. Strenuous exercise and heavy lifting should be avoided for about a week. You'll be advised on specific post-procedure care to ensure a smooth recovery. You may want to take painkillers, such as paracetamol, to ease any discomfort. Please take care not to knock the area for a few days as it may be tender.
As with any kind of surgery, there’s a chance of infection and, as this is in an intimate area, it’s particularly important to keep it as clean and dry as possible. Applying Vaseline will help reduce the risk of developing an infection. The no-scalpel procedure reduces the risk of infection due to the nature of the procedure - a tiny puncture in the scrotum versus a traditional incision. Please be assured you will be given instructions on how to look after your dressing, and our doctor will confirm if/when you can bathe or shower after your operation.
No. It's important to know that you are not sterile immediately after a vasectomy as there can be sperm in your tubes and it can take a while to fully clear them out. You will need to use an alternative form of birth control until a follow-up test confirms that there are no sperm in your ejaculate. This is typically done about 12 weeks after the procedure or around 30 ejaculations.
Vasectomies are considered very safe. While rare, potential long-term side effects can include chronic testicular pain or an increased risk of certain conditions. We will discuss all potential risks and benefits with you during your consultation.
No, a vasectomy does not affect your testosterone levels, sex drive, or ability to have an erection or ejaculate. The only change is that your ejaculate will no longer contain sperm. We normally advise to refrain from sexual activity for at least a week following a vasectomy, but the doctor will discuss this with you.
Maybe! Many couples find it improves intimacy, since you can enjoy closeness without worrying about unplanned pregnancy.
While it is possible to have a vasectomy reversed, it doesn’t always work. That’s why a vasectomy is considered as a permanent procedure and should never be entered into lightly. However, if your circumstances have changed you may want to look into getting the procedure reversed. While the vasectomy involves cutting or sealing the tubes that deliver sperm to the semen, a reversal operation is a more complex procedure where those tubes need to be reconstructed so they can transfer sperm again.
A vasectomy reversal operation is deemed successful if, after testing, there’s sperm in your semen again. The chances of the operation being successful will depend on your individual circumstances, including how long it’s been since the original vasectomy. It’s also important to note that a successful reversal still doesn’t guarantee that you and your partner will be able to conceive. This depends on various factors, including the length of time since your vasectomy.
A vasectomy won't protect you against getting an STI, so there may be times that you need to consider using a condom.
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