Our Vasectomy Clinic Locations in Australia

MSI Australia has over 20 vasectomy clinics across Australia, staffed by doctors and nurses who are dedicated specialists in reproductive healthcare.

Our vasectomy clinics have been providing vasectomies to Australian men for over 20 years, and we work to ensure that our facilities, staff, and service are consistently exceeding industry clinical quality standards.

The Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care (ACSQHC) has developed the National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards, which are the benchmark of service for the healthcare industry. Each of our MSI Day Hospital clinics is fully accredited against this service standard.

20 years of vasectomy experience in Australia

MSI No Scalpel Open Ended Technique

Local Anaesthetic
available

Minimal or no Gap with Private Health Insurance

Bulk Billing for all post vasectomy sperm tests. (most providers charge $70-$80)

Find a Vasectomy Clinic Near You

MSI Vasectomy offers appointments at multiple locations across Australia. Select your preferred clinic to learn more about services available in your area, including eligibility for private health insurance claims

PRIVATE DAY HOSPITALS
MSI Day Hospital Canberra
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MEDICAL CENTRES
North Sydney Medical Centre and Skin Cancer Clinic
Dee Why Family Medical Centre
MyHealth Castle Towers
Doctors @ Liverpool
Burwood Specialists Vasectomy Clinic
Penrith Skin Cancer Clinic
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PRIVATE DAY HOSPITALS
Hornsby – Madison Day Surgery
Bella Vista Day Hospital
Kingsgrove Day Hospital
Sydney Day Hospital
MSI Day Hospital Westmead
Vasectomy in private day hospital

*Please refer to individual pricing on the booking page.

MEDICAL CENTRES
Newcastle – Brunker Road Medical Centre
West Gosford GP Super Clinic
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PRIVATE DAY HOSPITALS
Central Coast Day Hospital
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MSI Day Hospital Brisbane Clinic - Bowen Hills
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Vasectomy in a Private Day Hospital

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MEDICAL CENTRES
MSI Gold Coast Clinic - Varsity Lakes
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PRIVATE DAY HOSPITALS
Townsville Day Surgery
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MEDICAL CENTRES
Mooroolbark Medical Centre
Modern Medical – Caroline Springs
Mayfair Specialist Centre
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PRIVATE DAY HOSPITALS
Chelsea Heights Day Surgery and Endoscopy
North West Day Hospital
Westpoint Day Hospital
Monash House Private Hospital
MSI Day Hospital St Kilda - Melbourne
Specialist Surgicentre Geelong Day Hospital
Vasectomy in private day hospital

*Please refer to individual pricing on the booking page.

MEDICAL CENTRE
Better Medical Hahndorf
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PRIVATE DAY HOSPITAL
Norwood Day Surgery
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Vasectomy in a private day hospital

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PRIVATE DAY HOSPITALS
MSI Perth Clinic - Midland
Vasectomy in a private day surgery

*Please refer to individual pricing on the booking page.

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Accredited Vasectomy Clinics with Insurance Eligibility

Additionally, our MSI Day Hospital clinics were recently awarded 7 ‘Met with Merit’ ratings by the Australian Council on Healthcare Standards (ACHS).

You can read more about these standards and how our vasectomy clinics perform against industry benchmarks on the MSI Australia website.

If you are looking for a vasectomy clinic that is eligible for private hospital insurance claims, MSI Vasectomy should be first on your list. Use the links below to find out if your preferred location is eligible for private health insurance claims.

How the procedure is carried
out at an MSI vasectomy clinic

No scalpel technique

The no-scalpel vasectomy technique is a minimally invasive surgical procedure that involves only one small puncture in the skin, eliminating the need for stitches. This technique employs a specialised set of forceps that reduces the likelihood of infection and bleeding. We close the wound under pressure (which some other providers don’t do) and without a suture, reducing risks of infection and bleeding.”

Open-ended vasectomy

An open-ended vasectomy procedure involves cutting only the upper part of the vas deferens while leaving the lower end connected to the testicle open. This allows the sperm to still be released within the scrotum, but the volume is minimal.

The advantage of this method is that the sperm is naturally reabsorbed into the body, which reduces the risk of congestive epididymitis and other complications associated with sperm build-up and pressure.

To stop the two ends from rejoining, we use a permanent nylon suture to seal the upper end in its fascia (other vasectomy providers use a metal clip, which can fall off, or an absorbable suture, which can cause internal inflammation).

Anaesthetic options

At MSI Sydney, we provide a comprehensive service where both IV sedation (IV) and local anaesthetic (LA) are available for your vasectomy. Virtually pain-free, our local anaesthetic delivery technique means many patients report experiencing little to no pain when the local anaesthetic is injected. Please note that we offer IV sedation (IV), not general anaesthetic (GA).

Please read the IV Sedation (IV) versus Local Anaesthetic (LA) FAQ to learn more about these options.

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Why choose MSI as your vasectomy clinic?

At MSI, our doctors perform our own MSI No Scalpel Open-Ended technique, which differs from other providers and only uses technologies that have been approved for use in Australia. Our specialised team of practitioners ensure you receive the best standard of care before, during, and after your appointment with us.

Our key points of difference are:

  • We are the largest vasectomy provider in Australia
  • Over 20 years of vasectomy experience
  • High quality, standardised ‘MSI No Scalpel Open-Ended’ technique with all our vasectomy doctors
  • Minimal or No GAP with
  • Private Health Insurance and from $510 out-of-pocket cost with Medicare
  • Local anaesthetic and IV sedation options

Meet Dr Justin Low

MBBS FRACGP
National Director of Vasectomy Services

Justin is the National Director of Vasectomy Services at MSI Vasectomy Australia. He received his medical degree from the University of Sydney in 1987 and completed the RACGP Family Medicine Program (FMP) in 1991 and became a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 1993.

Learn more about all of our MSI Vasectomy doctors

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How to book a vasectomy at an MSI Vasectomy Clinic

If you’d like to get in contact with us to ask any questions or address any concerns you may have, you can fill out our online contact form. Or if you’re ready to book your vasectomy appointment, you can fill out our online booking form.

Vasectomy Clinic Locations

MSI Vasectomy provides vasectomy services at multiple clinic locations across the country. Choose a location from the list below to explore your options, including eligibility for private health insurance claims. If you’d like to learn more about our experienced vasectomy doctors, click here.

FAQ

FAQs

If you have any more questions about any of our vasectomy clinic locations please don’t hesitate to contact us. In the meantime please find below our FAQs for further information.

A vasectomy is a surgical procedure that is performed on males as a permanent method of contraception. During the procedure, the vas deferens, the tubes that carry sperm from the testicles to the urethra are interrupted which prevents sperm from being ejaculated during sexual intercourse. Vasectomy is considered to be a highly effective method of contraception and is usually performed under local anaesthetic or IV sedation in a clinic or hospital setting.

A vasectomy is a surgical procedure, but no, it is not typically considered a complex one. The procedure is usually performed under local anaesthesia in a clinic or hospital setting and typically takes less than an hour to complete.

There is no specific age that is considered the “best” for getting a vasectomy. It is a personal decision that should be made based on individual circumstances, such as whether the person is certain they do not want to have children or if they have completed their desired family size. However, most doctors recommend that men wait until they are at least 25 years old and have discussed the decision with their partner before undergoing the procedure.

In Australia, the legal minimum age is 18 for getting a vasectomy. However, most doctors recommend waiting until the patient is at least 25 years old and has fully considered their decision to undergo the procedure.

Vasectomies are considered to be a highly effective method of contraception. They have a failure rate of 0.1%, which is lower than most other forms of contraception.

No, a vasectomy only prevents pregnancy and does not protect against sexually transmitted infections. Patients should continue to use condoms or other forms of protection to prevent the spread of STIs.

As with any surgical procedure, there are potential risks and side effects associated with vasectomies. These may include pain, swelling, bleeding, infection, and a small risk of long-term pain or discomfort. However, these complications are rare and most patients experience only mild discomfort after the procedure.

Patients can usually resume sexual activity within a week of the procedure, once any discomfort or swelling has subsided. However, it is important to continue using another form of contraception until a follow-up test confirms that the vasectomy was successful.
Yes, vasectomies can be reversed through a surgical procedure called a vasectomy reversal. However, the success of the reversal depends on various factors, such as the length of time since the original vasectomy and the amount of scarring that has occurred.

Both vasectomy and tubal ligation are permanent forms of contraception, but they are different procedures. Vasectomy involves cutting and sealing the tubes that carry sperm, while tubal ligation involves cutting or sealing the fallopian tubes that carry eggs.

Vasectomy does not affect a person’s sex drive or sexual function. It only prevents the addition of sperm to the ejaculate which is released as normal during sex, this is not related to sexual desire or performance.

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