Trusted Local Vasectomists. World Class Standards.
Perth Vasectomy Clinic is Perth’s only dedicated vasectomy service operating within an accredited day hospital. This ensures the highest standards of safety, infection control, and continuity of care. Our model of care prioritises patient outcomes by providing a controlled surgical environment supported by an experienced, cohesive team of doctors and nurses.
Our local vasectomists, Dr Mike Beckett and Dr Kedar Jape, perform the No‑Scalpel, Open‑Ended Vasectomy (NSV) technique, offering minimal downtime, rapid recovery, and no sutures. Both doctors are well‑established Perth practitioners with extensive experience in reproductive and procedural medicine.
We offer same‑day consultations and procedures, short wait times, and reasonable fees, with Medicare and private health fund rebates available for eligible patients.
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Why Choose Perth Vasectomy Clinic?
Exceptional care for a once in a lifetime decision. No referral needed.
World-Class Hospital Care
For more than 15 years, we have performed vasectomies exclusively in a hospital setting rather than a GP medical centre, providing a safer, more controlled environment for your procedure.
Trusted Local Vasectomists
Dr Michael Beckett and Dr Kedar Jape are highly experienced Perth‑based vasectomists known for their surgical precision, patient‑centred approach, and commitment to continuity of care.
Maximum Comfort, Minimal Complications
Our approach prioritises comfort at every step—from advanced anaesthetic techniques to streamlined aftercare—helping reduce discomfort and lower the risk of complications.
Medicare & Private Health Rebates
No hidden fees with Medicare and private health fund rebates available if you have sufficient cover. Competitive self‑funded rates are available for uninsured patients.
Short Wait Times & Same Day Procedures
Same‑day consultations and procedures are frequently available, helping to plan your vasectomy around your busy schedule.
No Scalpel, Open-Ended Technique
We use the No‑Scalpel, Open‑Ended Vasectomy method—no stitches required—offering simpler aftercare and a smoother recovery.
Meet Our Local Vasectomists
Dr Mike Beckett
Dr Kedar Jape
What to Expect on the Day of Your Vasectomy
- Arrive and check in at Mount Hawthorn Day Hospital
- Prepare for your procedure in the care of our preadmission nurse
- Meet your doctor and nursing team
- Quick, no‑scalpel procedure completed in 15-20 minutes
- Relax in recovery with refreshments
- Head home the same day
Why Hospital Standards Matter
Having your vasectomy in a hospital setting can make the whole experience feel more comfortable and reassuring. You’ll have access to stronger pain management, stricter infection‑control measures, and a fully equipped medical team on hand if anything unexpected comes up. It’s the highest standard of clinical care, and for a once in a lifetime decision, Perth Vasectomy Clinic believes you deserve nothing less.
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Why a Vasectomy?
- Over 99% effective
- Permanent contraception & complete peace of mind
- Quick recovery & minimal downtime
- Minimised complications as the procedure is performed in hospital
- No impact on your hormones or sexual function
Pricing & Rebates
You’ll enjoy rebates from both Medicare and your private health fund with the appropriate level of cover. For uninsured patients, we offer competitive rates and a simplified breakdown of costs, so you’re fully informed about the out-of-pocket expenses.
Our helpful team can more provide more information aobut the fees and rebates on request. Get in touch today:
Ready to Book Your Vasectomy?
Same‑day consultations and procedures are readily available. Request a consultation below or contact our team directly to secure your appointment.
P: (08) 6147 2600
E: reception@mthawthorndayhospital.com.au
Vasectomy FAQ
A vasectomy is a quick, low‑risk procedure that permanently prevents pregnancy by blocking the tubes that carry sperm. You’ll still ejaculate normally—your semen just won’t contain sperm anymore. It’s one of the most reliable forms of birth control available.
A vasectomy is more than 99% effective once your doctor confirms that your semen is sperm‑free. It’s considered one of the most dependable long‑term contraception options for couples who don’t want to conceive more children.
In fact, estimates suggest over 42–50 million men globally have had a vasectomy, making it one of the most common forms of male contraception.
Most men report only a few seconds of mild discomfort when the local anaesthetic is applied. Because the procedure with Perth Vasectomy Clinic is performed in a hospital setting, pain can be managed very effectively. The No‑Scalpel Vasectomy technique also helps minimise discomfort during recovery, and any post-operative soreness usually settles within a few days.
Most men can return to light activities within 48 hours, and many are comfortable going back to work after two days of rest. If your job involves heavy lifting or very physical work, you may need up to a week off.
Swelling or bruising is common but temporary. High‑impact exercise and sports are best avoided for 7–10 days. Sexual activity can usually be resumed after about a week, but contraception should continue until you’re medically cleared.
No. A vasectomy doesn’t change your testosterone levels, libido, erections, or ability to orgasm. Many men say sex actually becomes more enjoyable because they’re no longer worried about accidental pregnancy.
Most doctors recommend waiting about a week, depending on comfort. But here’s the important part: you’re not sterile right away. You’ll need to use another form of contraception until your surgeon confirms you’re sperm‑free.
It typically takes 8–16 weeks and around 20 ejaculations to flush out remaining sperm. A follow‑up semen analysis is the only way to know you’re fully protected.
Vasectomies are typically very safe. The most common side effects are mild swelling, bruising, or discomfort, and while rare complications like infection or a small sperm granuloma can occur, they’re uncommon — as are long‑term issues such as chronic pain. To minimise these risks, Perth Vasectomy Clinic performs all procedures in a hospital environment, where strict infection‑prevention standards and clinical oversight help us to maintain the highest levels of patient safety and care.
Reversals exist, but they’re expensive, not always successful, and not usually covered by insurance. A vasectomy should be considered permanent, so it’s important to be confident in your decision before proceeding with surgery.