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San Dimas, CA 91773
30 min. from Downtown, Los Angeles.
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435 North Roxbury Drive Suite 405
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
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4210 Atlantic Ave,
Long Beach, CA 90807
     
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Office Hours: M-F 9:30 am - 5:00 pm

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221 N. San Dimas Ave. 200
San Dimas, CA 91773

30 min. from Downtown, Los Angeles.

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Beverly Hills


435 North Roxbury Drive
Suite 405

Beverly Hills, CA 90210

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Torrance
Long Beach


4210 Atlantic Ave,
Long Beach, CA 90807



 
In the Roxbury Beverly Hills Surgical Medical Center, Inc we accept the following payment:
 
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Tubal Ligation
Tubal Ligation is a permanent and extremely effective form of birth control. It is an option most often considered by women who have decided against future pregnancies.
It is not a good choice for younger women who may change their minds about conceiving, or anyone who is not completely sure, as reversing it is very difficult and expensive and does not always succeed.

Tubal Ligation is the most common permanent method of birth control and over 6,000,000 women choose to "have their tubes tied" each year.

 
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Many of out of town patients have their initial physical exam and consultation immediately prior to scheduled surgery. During this consultation, the doctors will discuss the surgery in full detail.

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Our center accepts most insurance plans. You may submit information regarding your insurance carrier in the Patient/Inquiry department. Our staff will verify your insurance information and determine if your insurance covers the procedure. Insurance will be considered for this surgery if proper documentation is provided to substantiate medical necessity. You may also contact us at: Tel. 1-800-816-0235 and provide us your insurance information over the phone for verification.

 
 
   
  What insurance companies do you accept?
We accept a variety of insurance carriers and plans. During your initial consultation, you'll complete a Patient Questionnaire that contains a section on insurance coverage. You may contact our office directly prior to your consultation to discuss insurance coverage and verification.
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What is tubal ligation?

During the tubal ligation procedure, the fallopian tubes are cut and sealed off. The fallopian tubes are pathways between a woman's ovaries and uterus, and an egg travels along them every month during menstruation. Tubal ligation blocks this pathway so that the egg cannot travel to the uterus, and cannot meet with any sperm. If sperm and egg cannot come together, the egg cannot be fertilized, making pregnancy impossible

Tubal ligations are often performed at the same time as the birth of a child. It can be done to women who are not pregnant, however. In these cases, the woman’s abdomen is inflated with gas, to improve access to the fallopian tubes, and a thin instrument called a laproscope is inserted through a tiny incision in the navel area to perform the operation.

There are several methods for blocking the fallopian tubes during the operation. The tubes can be fused using an electrical device; they can be stitched and tied off; or they can be sealed with plastic clips or rings. The doctor may remove a small section of each tube in addition to one of these methods.
Tubal ligations take about one hour to perform, and are usually performed as outpatient procedures. Most patients go home the next day.

Methods for Tubal Ligation:

Clips and Bands
This method is usually very easy to reverse. It leaves the fallopian tubes intact and makes the reversal procedure relatively simple.

Pomeroy
During this surgical technique, the fallopian tubes are “strangled” using a suture.  The tube is typically cut and the ends cauterized.  Despite cauterization, this procedure is usually reversible.

Irving or Uchida
This method is also reversible.  In this method, the fallopian tube near the uterus is folded over and buried in tissue.  This method of tubal ligation is the most unlikely to fail, and is generally reversible. 

Parkland
This method is similar to the Pomeroy; a portion of the tube is removed and the tube is tied off with a suture.  If only a small section of the fallopian tube has been removed in the original procedure, it is possible to reverse.  

Can tubal ligation be reversed?

It is sometimes possible to reverse a tubal ligation. However, the reversal operation is much more invasive and complex than the original procedure, and the success rate is only 60-80%. In addition, there is a heightened risk of ectopic pregnancies—where the fetus develops outside the uterus—for those women who are able to conceive after the reversal. Because of the increased risks involved with pregnancies after the reversal, as well as the chance of failure, those considering this operation must be absolutely sure they will not want it reversed.

Many women who have had a tubal ligation procedure often undergo in vitro fertilization (IVF), rather than a reversal procedure, if they find they want to get pregnant. In vitro fertilization (IVF) is often considered a better option for women who wish to get pregnant after a tubal ligation than reversal surgery. During IVF, a mature egg is taken from the woman's ovaries and fertilized with sperm in a laboratory. The egg is then injected back into the woman's uterus, where it develops. This is not an easy option, however; it is very costly, and as with tubal ligation reversal, it is not universally successful.

How successful is tubal ligation at preventing pregnancy?

Tubal ligation is the most effective during the first year after the procedure. The chance of pregnancy during that time is less than 1%. Over a longer period of time, some women’s fallopian tubes may fuse together again, which makes it possible for them to become pregnant. This is particularly likely for women who get the procedure done while they are younger and still in their reproductive prime.

For women in monogamous relationships who wish to limit their pregnancies, a vasectomy is often a better option for the couple than a tubal ligation. Vasectomies are safer, simpler procedures with fewer risks and complications. They are also believed to be more effective at preventing pregnancy than tubal ligations. They are, however, not effective immediately, as tubal ligations are. During a vasectomy, a small incision is made in the man's scrotum, and the two tubes that bring sperm from the testicles are cut and tied off.

What can tubal ligation patients expect during recovery?

Most tubal ligation patients experience pain and soreness in the abdominal area, for which they may need pain medication. Other aftereffects include fatigue, dizziness, bloating, and nausea. Patients who have undergone a laprascopic procedure during the course of surgery can experience discomfort in the shoulder or neck area. This is a common side effect of the gas used during the procedure, which can irritate the diaphragm. Most women are recovered enough to move around, eat normal food, and care for their babies if the procedure was undergone in conjunction with giving birth. Most women who do not give birth will be home and living normally within a few days.

It is important to remember that women who have had tubal ligations still need to have Pap tests performed regularly to screen for health problems. If you do not know how often you should have a Pap test done, consult your doctor

Can tubal ligation provide any protection against sexually transmitted diseases?

No. Tubal ligation does nothing to prevent sexually transmitted diseases

How difficult is it to get access to this procedure?

Not difficult at all. Tubal ligation is a common method of birth control. The best thing to do is talk to your doctor, who will be able to discuss whether tubal ligation is the best option for you, as well as help you with a referral.

What are the pros and cons of tubal ligation?

Like all other kinds of birth control, there are pros and cons to tubal ligation. Consider these thoroughly before you make your decision.

Pros

  • Tubal ligation is a permanent form of birth control.
  • There are minimal side effects.
  • Tubal ligation does not affect sexual desire.
  • It provides safe, dependable protection for women who could have health complications during pregnancy.

Cons

  • There are minor risks involved, as with all minor surgeries involving anesthesia.
  • Discomfort is possible during the recovery period.
  • It does not protect against STD's.
  • It is very difficult to reverse

 
 
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