What are the fees for Tubal Reversal Surgery at NCCRM?
Tubal Surgery at NCCRM is the most affordable option for women seeking to regain fertility. Each case is different depending on the type of ligation surgery you had, but the rate schedule will give guidance as to what you may expect to pay for our services. You can check your BMI here.
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Essure and Adiana Reversals
Cost: $7,500+
Additional Fees and Details:
– $220 – Semen analysis – this is strongly suggested for your partner, but not required.
– Any medications prescribed will require additional fees, and fees are dependent upon your insurance and the pharmacy.
– $300 – Exparel (optional single injection pain control)
– 50% of the fees is due before scheduling your surgery date, and the remainder is due at least one week before surgery.
– An additional fee is added for liposuction if needed to accomplish the reversal. This is determined by your BMI.
– Please note there is a $750 non-refundable penalty fee for refund requests after the money has been paid to the account.
– A 50% fee is charged for cancellation of the procedure within 2 weeks of the surgery.
– No refund is given if canceled within 1 week of the surgery.
– There is a $500 fee for rescheduling the surgery after it has been booked.
– Important: You must provide your current height and weight so the surgeons can assess eligibility for a tubal reversal procedure. Please note that providing inaccurate information may lead to the cancellation of your surgery and forfeiture of fees.
If uterine fibroids or polyps are found, our surgeons will remove them to increase the likelihood of a successful tubal reversal and future pregnancy. These growths can interfere with conception. Most health insurance plans cover removal costs, provided deductibles are met, but uninsured patients should expect to cover the expense out of pocket.
Definition: Microsurgical repair/reversal of a tubal sterilization
Overall Success Rate: Can be up to 75% for the first year. The success rate drops to 30% if the woman is 40 or older. Pregnancy rates will correlate with the final length of the tube after anastomosis/reversal. Click here to see success rates at NCCRM.
Sterilization causing minimal damage to the tube is most likely to be successfully reversed. The patient needs to bring all past records, especially pathology reports and operative notes from sterilization.
Tubal Reversal length of surgery: 1 1/2 hours; up to 3 hours for Essure and Adiana reversals
Anesthesia: General
Risks: Minimal
Hospital Stay: Outpatient
Postop pain management: Oral medication
Doctor: Sameh K. Toma, M.D.
Note: In some cases, tubal reversal must be performed in the hospital. The fee will be quoted. A breakdown of the charges is available on request.
Check List: Submit these forms which consist of the following:
- Consult Appointment
- Past Records
- Operative Reports
- Pathology Reports from your sterilization
- Semen Analysis (recommended but not required)
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Essure or Adiana Removal
Fee: $5,400 (Please call 919-233-1680 ext. 180 for more information.)
The fee for Essure coil removal to restore fertility is $7,500, while removal only (without fertility restoration) is $5,400. Note that the maximum BMI for eligibility at an outpatient surgery center is 38. You can calculate your BMI here.
For some women, excess weight in the bikini area can make accessing the surgical site for Essure removal challenging. In these cases, surgeons may perform liposuction on the area immediately before surgery. If needed, this adds cost of $1,000, or $1,500 depending on your BMI.
To learn more or schedule a consultation:
Call (919) 233-1680 x 180 or
