Vasectomy reversal patients from Houston, Dallas and throughout Texas

This page, by international authority and microsurgeon Dr. Sheldon Marks, highlights many of the reasons that so many our vas reversal patients travel to ICVR from from Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, Ft. Worth, Austin, El Paso and throughout Texas.

Men from Texas that want the very highest chances for fathering children after vasectomy often choose ICVR, one of America’s leading full-time, vas reversal only vasectomy reversal “Center of Excellence.” With published success up to 99.5% for vas-to-vas connections  (1) for most men, and successful reversals as far out as 42 years from vasectomy , now with his vas reversal daughter just having a baby of her own (2) with more than 7000 patients, doesn’t it makes sense to have the vas reversal done correctly the first time?

Of course, there are excellent and highly respected doctors locally in Texas to include world class pioneer Dr. Larry Lipshultz at Baylor, Dr. Parviz Kavoussi in Austin, Dr. Jeffrey Buch in Dallas and others that perform top tier reversals, but at ICVR, vasectomy reversals are all we do.

Not only do we perform vas reversals but we teach the classes and even wrote the only textbook manual on vas reversals for other vas reversal doctors (3).

“Our entire practice is committed to one purpose, one goal – to give each patient the absolute highest vasectomy reversal success possible with the old world style, personalized care.”
Sheldon H. F. Marks, MD

Here are some of the many reasons so many from throughout Texas, every state in the US and more than 85 countries around the world choose ICVR:

– Each doctor limits his practice to only one vas reversal a day, so our patients know the doctor is not pressured to move fast to get to the next vas reversal nor is he fatigued from earlier surgeries
– No doctors-in-training are allowed to participate so the surgeon performs the entire surgery, start to finish
– No charge for sperm banking at the time of the vas reversal
– We avoid the risks, though rare, seen with general anesthesia (4) by instead using mild IV sedation so the vasectomy reversal and recovery is comfortable and “pain-free.” Most of our patients don’t even ask for a single Tylenol afterwards when the doctor comes to the hotel to do the ‘house call.”

Plus, we understand how important close and regular aftercare is to the success of the vas reversal, so we stay actively involved as long as necessary- at no additional cost.

With so much at stake, why settle for anything less?

Call us (888) 722-2929 to arrange a no-cost office, phone, Zoom, Skype or Face Time consultation to find out more about what makes ICVR a logical choice for so many couples from Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, Ft. Worth, Austin and El Paso and throughout Texas who want to be part of our growing family, where we are “Making Men Dads AgainTM.”

This summary was updated, reviewed and edited on January 4, 2023 by Sheldon H. F. Marks, MD.

References:

1.Crosnoe LE, Kim ED, Perkins AR, Marks MB, Burrows PJ, Marks SH. Angled vas cutter for vasovasostomy: technique and results. Fertility and Sterility. 2014;101(3):636-639.
2. Mui P, Perkins A, Burrows PJ, Marks SF, Turek PJ. The need for epididymostomy at vasectomy reversal plateaus in older vasectomies: a study of 1229 cases. Andrology 2014;2(1):25-9.
3.Marks SHF. Vasectomy Reversal: Manual of Vasovasostomy and Vasoepididymostomy. New York; Springer; 2018.
4.Harris M, Chung F. Complications of general anesthesia. Clin Plast Surg. 2013 Oct;40(4):503-13.