Once you decide that anastomosis is an option that you want to consider, we will want to get as much information from you ahead of time as possible.  Please go to the forms section of this website and fill out as much as you can and submit it.

We will need a copy of your operative and/or pathology reports from your tubal ligation surgery. By studying those reports, we will be able to tell you whether a tubal ligation reversal is likely to be successful and safe. If you are not able to get copies of your operative or pathology reports, we can still perform a simple and safe diagnostic procedure to determine the extent of any damage to your fallopian tubes caused by the tubal ligation.

Our excellent staff is available to provide counseling about the procedure, its safety, affordability, success rate and affects on a potential pregnancy. Our relationship with you begins from your first contact with our offices and extends well beyond the actual anastomosis surgery. We’ll want to follow your progress toward a successful, safe and healthy pregnancy and delivery.