Vasectomy reversal procedure is carried out in males who now wish to fertilize their partner and plan pregnancy. This procedure reverses the effect of vasectomy, in which the vas deferens that supplies the sperms is cut off, tied, ligated or sealed to prevent the mixing of sperms with the semen.

Vasectomy reversal surgery success rate depends of the health status of the patient and the number of years that the candidate has spent with vasectomy. Over a period of time, some blockage may develop that prevent successful reversal of vasectomy.

During the procedure, the two ends of the vas deferens are either connected to each other or one end of connected to the epididymis. It is usually conducted as an outpatient procedure.