Ideal candidates are women under age 45 in good health, with a sufficient amount of healthy fallopian tube remaining. A surgical consultation and tubal sterilization records help determine eligibility.

The cost typically ranges from $6,000 to $21,000, depending on the surgical center and whether general anesthesia, pre-op testing, and overnight stay are required. We offer competitive pricing and payment plans.

Most insurance plans do not cover tubal reversal since it’s considered an elective procedure. However, we offer affordable payment options and can provide documentation if you wish to seek reimbursement.

Most patients return to normal activities within 1–2 weeks. Full healing may take up to 6 weeks. We provide detailed post-op care instructions for optimal recovery.

You can usually begin trying to conceive one menstrual cycle after surgery, depending on your doctor’s advice and recovery progress.

Risks are minimal but may include:

• Bleeding or infection
• Ectopic pregnancy
• Incomplete reconnection of the tubes

IVF is another option, especially for women over 40 or those with very short tubal segments. However, tubal reversal allows natural conception and may be more cost-effective over time.

Yes, we work with financing partners and also accept flexible payment arrangements to help make the procedure accessible to all patients.

The surgery typically takes between 2 to 3 hours under general anesthesia. Tubal Reversal is outpatient, meaning you can go home the same day.

In most cases, no overnight stay is needed. However, if you have certain medical conditions or are traveling from out of town, we may recommend overnight observation.

In many cases, both fallopian tubes can be reconnected. During surgery, we assess the condition of each tube. If one or both are in good shape, chances of pregnancy increase significantly.

We typically use general anesthesia to ensure patient comfort throughout the procedure. Our board-certified anesthesiologist monitors you at all times.

Some women conceive within a few months, while for others, it may take up to a year. Age, tube health, and partner fertility all play a role.

Tubal reversal does not increase the likelihood of multiples, unlike IVF. Most women conceive naturally with a single pregnancy.

If reversal is not possible due to scar tissue or short remaining tube length, your doctor may recommend in vitro fertilization (IVF) as an alternative path to pregnancy.

No referral is necessary. You can schedule a consultation directly through our office or online booking system. We’ll review your medical history and help you understand your options.

We can still evaluate you without the records, although they are helpful. An ultrasound or diagnostic imaging may provide the needed insight.

Yes, tubal reversal is intended to be a permanent restoration of fertility. Once reconnected, your fallopian tubes should function naturally unless another issue arises.