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Tweet. The cost of vasectomy reversal varies depending on the physician's office, your geographic location, and the type of procedure performed. It is not inexpensive, but there are a few options that may help you fit it into your family budget.Most insurance plans won't cover the cost of reversal surgery, which can range anywhere from $5,000 to $15,000.t is not inexpensive, but there are a few options that may help you fit it into your family budget. Most insurance plans won't cover the cost of reversal surgery, which can range anywhere from $5,000 to $15,000.
Thatâs where our #PriceCheck collaboration comes in. I called several urological specialists in the Los Angeles area and asked about the cost of a vasectomy. Turns out, it pays to ask: Dr. Barton Wachs, of Atlantic Urology Medical Group in Long Beach, told me he charges $500, and he accepts insurance. That covers the consultation and the procedure. He performs the no-scalpel vasectomy. Meanwhile, Westside Urological Group in Santa Monica charges $1,100 for the no-scalpel procedure â plus $275 for the consultation. Keep in mind: That's the cash price, as the office does not take insurance.