Vasectomy procedure acts as a great option for male contraception. It can be a permanent or a temporary procedure, depending on whether vasectomy candidate wants to bear child in the future or not.

During a typical vasectomy surgery, the vas deferens is either cut and tied or clamped temporarily or sealed permanently. Vas deferens is the tube that carries sperms from the scrotum to let it mix with the semen. Cutting vas deferns removes the connection of the testes from the semen and thus, the male semen contains no more sperms after vasectomy.

It is usually considered as a permanent male birth control method, but can be reversed in some cases.