South Sound Vasectomy

No  Needle, No Scalpel

324 West Bay Drive NW
​Suite 105
​Olympia, WA 98502
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360.742.3562

Our goal is to make this simple, quick, low risk procedure readily accessible 
​to our community in order to ​improve community health outcomes and
reduce ​costs to families.
Dr. Timothy Zola
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WHY VASECTOMY?

SAFETY

Vasectomy is a very safe, simple, and convenient procedure. 
The procedure itself takes under half an hour and is performed
in an office setting.

The complication rate is very low, especially when compared to alternative methods of permanent birth control (tubal ligation), and even many non-permanent birth control options such as oral birth control pills.

For example, the number of fatalities per 100,000 tubal ligations
​is 3.51 while the number of fatalities per 100,000 vasectomies is 0.

Effectiveness

Vasectomy is one of the most effective forms of permanent birth control with a failure rate of just 1 in 2000.
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By comparison, the failure rate of condoms is 300 out of every 2000 uses and the failure rate of birth control pills is 160 out of 2000.

COST

Up to 50% of pregnancies are unplanned.  An unintended pregnancy will cost a family an average of $250,000 to raise that child to adulthood.

Because vasectomy is permanent, you will likely have no further annual out-of-pocket costs for family planning and birth control.
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The counseling session, the procedure, the post-vasectomy semen testing are all included in the $900 fee.  Most insurance plans will cover the cost of the vasectomy.

AFTER VASECTOMY THERE IS…

  • No change in semen other than it will no longer contain sperm
  • No change in testosterone levels
  • No change in sex drive
  • No change in climax sensation
  • No change in the testes or scrotum
  • No change in erections

VASECTOMY MAY BE RIGHT FOR YOU IF…

  • You are seeking permanent birth control.
  • You feel that you have enough children, however many that may be.
  • ​You are ready to take charge of and be responsible for your family planning.
  • You are worried about the health and safety of your partner and the potential complications of the various methods of contraception available for women.