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“Kalani was born December 31, 2022 at home under the care of a midwife and nurse at 8:11 pm. It was magical as the fireworks from the New Years celebrations exploded outside along the Florida coastline on a foggy sort of mystical night. Our boys are so in love with their baby sister and I am so thankful we made the choice to get a vasectomy reversal. Thank you Doctor John McHugh and all of the staff at Georgia Vasectomy Reversal!”

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“After having two boys 16 months I had a vasectomy done in 2019. After a few years passed we started to realize our family was not quite complete. My wife researched vasectomy reversal facilities and found Dr. John McHugh who had amazing reviews. He called us back very soon and took his time to explain the procedure in detail, and answered all of our questions. He also made it clear to us that it’s not a 100% effective surgery and it could possibly take a year or longer before we could achieve conception. We felt comfortable with the odds and knew it was worth it to schedule the surgery for February 2022. Driving up from Florida we rented a house to stay in a couple days before and after the surgery which I would recommend if your coming from out of state. The staff at the facility was very welcoming. Doctor McHugh was professional and also funny, making me laugh as I was falling alseep. When I woke up there was some soreness and pain which is to be expected. The next day Doctor McHugh called me personally to check on everything. Everything healed perfectly over the 6 week abstinence from sexual activity. My wife and I believe we got pregnant on the very first try after the Vasectomy Reversal because she had a positive pregnancy test in April 2022, 8 weeks and 4 days post surgery. Kalani was born December 31, 2022 at home under the care of a midwife and nurse at 8:11 pm. It was magical as the fireworks from the New Years celebrations exploded outside along the Florida coastline on a foggy sort of mystical night. Our boys are so in love with their baby sister and I am so thankful we made the choice to get a vasectomy reversal. Thank you Doctor John McHugh and all of the staff at Georgia Vasectomy Reversal!”

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Georgia’s most experienced vasectomy and microscopic vasectomy reversal urologist. | John C. McHugh M.D.

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It is always a wonderful surprise when a vasectomy reversal couple drops by with a new beautiful baby. However, in this case the surprise visit happened on the way home from the hospital. How delightful and how kind! Congratulations and thanks so much allowing us to share in your new precious blessing! GA Vasectomy Reversal

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Happy Microscopic Vasectomy Reversal Success!

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Dr. McHugh is Georgia’s most experienced board certified urologist performing no scalpel vasectomy and microscopic vasectomy reversals. Procedures are performed in an on-site, accredited for general anesthesia, and practice owned urological ambulatory surgery center. Hundreds of vasectomy reversals have been performed safely in our facility since it’s inception in 2008.

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Lawrenceville, GA Vasectomy Reversal Doctor | John McHugh M.D.

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Vasectomy Reversal Experience, Success, and the Best all-inclusive price in the Southeast.

Lawrenceville, Ga Vasectomy Reversal: Dr. McHugh is a board certified urologist who has performed hundreds of microscopic vasectomy reversals in our practice owned and accredited urological surgery center using a Zeiss operating microscope. General anesthesia is provided by a board certified anesthesiologist.

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Dr. McHugh has practiced in Northeast Georgia for over 30 years. He is a board certified urologist and Georgia’s most experienced no scalpel vasectomy and microscopic vasectomy reversal urologist.

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Our Surgery Facility

Established in 2008 our urological surgery center is state licensed, AAAASF accredited and fully staffed and equipped to perform microscopic vasectomy reversals efficiently and safely with general anesthesia.

Total Reversal Price

Our all-inclusive price includes the facility, operating microscope, microscopic suture and instrumentation, surgeon fees and general anesthesia by a board certified anesthesiologist. Performing reversals in our practice owned and on site surgery center adds value to the experience and expertise of our team.

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“Thank you Dr. McHugh! After our third child was born my husband and I thought we were done having children. I researched urologists who performed reversals and Dr. McHugh really stood out. My husband had his consultation and he agreed that he was a great doctor and felt really comfortable with him. The reversal was done in October and we were pregnant 4 months later. We couldn’t believe it and were so ecstatic. Our perfect little girl was born in November…we could not imagine life with her. If you are considering a reversal Dr. McHugh is the one you should see. We HIGHLY recommend him. Thank you so much to him and is staff. INCREDIBLE!”

M and R K.


Helping couples with a precious new addition to their family by microscopic vasectomy reversal.

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Atlanta, GA Vasectomy Reversal Doctor | John McHugh M.D.

Vasectomy Reversal Best of Georgia

Vasectomy Reversal Experience, Success, and the Best all-inclusive price in the Southeast.

Atlanta, Ga Vasectomy Reversal: Dr. McHugh is a board certified urologist who has performed hundreds of microscopic vasectomy reversals in our practice owned and accredited urological surgery center using a Zeiss operating microscope. General anesthesia is provided by a board certified anesthesiologist.

John C. McHugh M.D.

Dr. McHugh has practiced in Northeast Georgia for over 30 years. He is a board certified urologist and Georgia’s most experienced no scalpel vasectomy and microscopic vasectomy reversal urologist.

Our Surgery Facility

Established in 2008 our urological surgery center is state licensed, AAAASF accredited and fully staffed and equipped to perform microscopic vasectomy reversals efficiently and safely with general anesthesia.

Total Reversal Price

Our all-inclusive price includes the facility, operating microscope, microscopic suture and instrumentation, surgeon fees and general anesthesia by a board certified anesthesiologist. Performing reversals in our practice owned and on site surgery center adds value to the experience and expertise of our team.


“Thank you Dr. McHugh! After our third child was born my husband and I thought we were done having children. I researched urologists who performed reversals and Dr. McHugh really stood out. My husband had his consultation and he agreed that he was a great doctor and felt really comfortable with him. The reversal was done in October and we were pregnant 4 months later. We couldn’t believe it and were so ecstatic. Our perfect little girl was born in November…we could not imagine life with her. If you are considering a reversal Dr. McHugh is the one you should see. We HIGHLY recommend him. Thank you so much to him and is staff. INCREDIBLE!”

M and R K.


Helping couples with a precious new addition to their family by microscopic vasectomy reversal.

Click image for eBook on “Everything you’d want to know about a reversal…but your wife forgot to ask!”

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Vasectomy Reversal Success! Thank you.

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Dr. McHugh,

Thank you so much for my husband’s successful reversal that you performed in October 2021. We found out we were expecting in the beginning of January and our son was born on 9/7 at 34 weeks (preeclampsia). He is such a wonderful edition to our family and we are so grateful to you for making this possible!

Thank you!

J. and K.

Common Vasectomy Question-What happens to the sperm?

In the picture above one can see the white epididymis transitioning into the vas deferens. Follow the blue arrow. You can see where the vas is cut (red), fulgurated (green) and tied (yellow).

The answer to the question: Two things happen.

There is a blockage after the vasectomy and this cause a mild back pressure. The vas dilates due to this and as a result there is a markedly decreased production of sperm.

The sperm in the vas is also broken down initially into sperm parts and over time eventually becomes a creamy fluid of amorphous debris.

At the time of a vasectomy reversal these changes are seen. A dilated vas on the testicle side of the vasectomy and visual and microscopic changes of the fluid which is released when the vasectomy site is incised.

Fun fact: Only approximately 5-10% of the ejaculate is sperm, the majority is from the prostate so there is very little noticeable change in the volume of the ejaculate after a vasectomy.

Vasectomy reversal and … Luck? You bet!

The surgeon, the interval of time since the vasectomy and …a sperm granuloma. Of the three important factors of a reversal, the quality of the fluid at the time of the reversal involves a bit of luck.

When the tube closest to the testicle is cut, fluid emanates from the cut edge and then is examined. The quality of the fluid is an important factor in the success of the reversal. So…clear or slightly milky fluid with whole sperm has a higher success rate than say creamy fluid and sperm parts. Having a sperm granuloma or testicles that just happened to protect the quality of sperm after a vasectomy, gives the patient a higher success rate.

Having good fluid to work with at the time of a vasectomy reversal is simply…good luck.

I’m reading a book on the the North African campaign during WW2. There were many qualities in a general that were important in their advancement. One of the biggest qualities that aided advancement in rank was the general’s history of good luck.

I’d rather be lucky than good.

A common surgeon’s aphorism.

Vasectomy? Most common question.

The misconception is that since a vasectomy is performed near the testicles, that it will affect testosterone.

Will a vasectomy affect my sex life?

A vasectomy only removes sperm from the ejaculate. It has no effect on serum testosterone.

So, men will have to come up with another “objection” for taking the “plunge” that is the decision to consent to scheduling the procedure.