Tubal Ligation Reversal Surgery  vs.
In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) procedure

A common dilemma for women if they've previously had a tubal ligation is whether they should undergo  Tubal Ligation Reversal surgery  vs. an In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) procedure. While a Tubal Reversal does require more skill than an IVF procedure, a Tubal Reversal is actually the better option for most patients.

A tubal reversal surgery requires one operation to restore fertility, enabling the patient to have as many children as she wants, whereas an IVF procedure according to experts offers a lower, 20% to 35% chance of success for each try and can be much more costly in that it could take several attempts before becoming pregnant.

Compare to tubal reversal surgery, IVF costs $10,000 per cycle and most experts will advise you not to consider it unless you try a minimum of 3 cycles. A Tubal Reversal requires one operation to restore fertility, enabling the patient to have as many children as she wants, whereas an IVF procedure offers a lower, 20% to 35% chance of success for each try and can be much more costly in that it could take several attempts before becoming pregnant.

Tubal Ligation Reversal surgery in our Surgical Center is very inexpensive compare to IVF and cost much less than in many other centers.