NO NEEDLE. NO SCALPEL. NO STITCHES.
Vasectomy in Casper, WY
A focused, modern approach to permanent birth control, performed by an experienced vasectomy specialist.
Professional care. A straightforward process. One-on-one attention from start to finish.
WHY US?
5,000 +
Procedures Completed
100 %
Positive Feedback
14
Years of Experience
One Goal. Expert Vasectomy Care.
15 MINUTES
A typical procedure can be completed in approximately 15 minutes.
NO SCALPEL
A tiny opening is used instead of a traditional surgical incision.
NO STITCHES
The small opening is designed to heal naturally without stitches.
EXPERIENCED CARE
Steven V. Gard, MPAS, PA-C brings 10+ years of healthcare experience.
YOUR CASPER VASECTOMY SPECIALIST
Experienced. Focused. Here for You.
Steven V. Gard, MPAS, PA-C provides specialized vasectomy care in Montana and Wyoming. He earned his degree from Chatham University in 2012 and has experience across hospital medicine, emergency medicine, long-term care, and family practice. He also completed specialized no-needle, no-scalpel vasectomy training with Dr. Douglas E. Stein.
For patients in Casper and surrounding areas, Rocky Mountain Vasectomy offers a focused alternative to a larger surgical setting.
Ready for Your Casper Vasectomy?
Get straightforward answers, specialized care, and a simple path from consultation to follow-up.
YOUR DECISION. YOUR NEXT STEP.
Casper, Wyoming
2510 E 15th St #15
Montana & Wyoming's dedicated vasectomy practice
Billings | Bozeman | Great Falls | Helena | Miles City | Casper
Pay as little as $1,000 total when paying upfront, or $1,100 total with financing — with payment options starting at just $33/month.
$1,000 — Everything You Need, All in One Visit
Same-day consultation and vasectomy — no separate consultation appointment required.
Your $1,000 includes:
- Consultation with the provider
- Vasectomy procedure
- No-scalpel technique
- No-needle anesthesia
- Post-procedure instructions
- Direct post-procedure provider follow-up by telephone
- 24/7 provider availability for post-procedure questions
- Post-vasectomy semen-analysis test kit provided at the time of your procedure
- Repeat procedure at no additional charge if the initial vasectomy is unsuccessful
No referral required.
THE PROCEDURE
A Simpler Approach to Vasectomy.
A no-needle, no-scalpel vasectomy is designed to minimize the amount of tissue disruption involved in the procedure.
1
NUMB
A needle-free anesthetic spray is used to numb the treatment area.
2
ACCESS
A very small opening provides access to the vas deferens.
3
DIVIDE
Each vas deferens is divided so sperm can no longer travel through the tubes.
4
SEPARATE
The ends are positioned to reduce the possibility of reconnection.
5
HEAL
The small opening heals naturally. No stitches are required.
The result is a focused procedure designed to get you back to your normal routine as quickly as possible.
VASECTOMY IN CASPER
Local Care. Specialized Focus.
You don’t have to travel out of Wyoming for specialized vasectomy care.
Rocky Mountain Vasectomy’s Casper location gives men in Casper and the surrounding area access to a dedicated vasectomy specialist and a streamlined appointment experience.
Come Prepared. Leave With a Plan.
Recovery Can Be Simple.
Before your appointment, you’ll receive instructions covering preparation, grooming, medications, transportation, and what to expect after your procedure.
You’ll also have time to ask questions and make sure you understand the procedure before moving forward.
AFTER YOUR VASECTOMY
Recovery Starts Here.
Some soreness, swelling, or bruising can occur after a vasectomy and generally improves over the first few days. Patients receive recovery instructions and scrotal support as part of their after-care.
Your post-vasectomy semen testing is important because the procedure is not immediately effective. Another form of birth control should be used until testing confirms that sperm are no longer present.
Our Location In
Casper WY
Rocky Mountain Vasectomy
- 2510 E 15th St #15, Casper, WY 82609
- Cell: 307-760-7485
- rockymountainvasectomy@gmail.com
WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT?
Focused Care. Modern Technique.
You don’t need a complicated experience.
You need a qualified professional, a proven technique, clear instructions, and someone who takes your questions seriously.
NO NEEDLE
A needle-free anesthetic delivery method is used to numb the area.
NO SCALPEL
The vas deferens are accessed through a small opening rather than a traditional incision.
NO STITCHES
The opening is small enough to heal naturally.
MINIMAL DOWNTIME
Most patients experience some soreness or swelling initially, with many returning to normal activities within a few days.
CLEAR INSTRUCTIONS
You’ll receive detailed before-and-after instructions so you know exactly what to expect.
PERSONALIZED CARE
From your first questions through your post-procedure testing, we’re here to guide you through the process.
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED.
Vasectomy FAQs
A vasectomy is a form of birth control during which the vas deferens, the tubes that carry sperm, are
cut. During a vasectomy, the vas deferens are divided and sealed so sperm can no longer travel from the testicles into the semen. Sperm production continues, but sperm are naturally reabsorbed by the body.
It is recommended that men only get a vasectomy when they are certain that they no longer wish to
have children. It is the preferred choice for many couples because:
- The use of male birth control (condoms) or female birth control (pills, IUDs, etc.) is no longer
needed. - The procedure is almost 100 percent certain to prevent pregnancy.
- It is much less expensive than female sterilization.
Please be very aware that the results of a vasectomy are not immediate. You will receive a post
vasectomy test kit at your appointment to take home and test in the comfort of your own home.
Testing is done 2 months following your vasectomy, to determine if the procedure was in fact
successful at preventing the production and transfer of sperm through the vas deferens. During this
time, men are instructed not to engage in unprotected sex, as this could lead to a potential
pregnancy.
A vasectomy is more than 99% effective. Of the few cases in which pregnancy does occur after a
vasectomy, a majority are within the first year after the procedure is performed. If your test kit shows
that you have a positive result, meaning sperm are still present, Rocky Mountain Vasectomy would
redo the vasectomy for free.
In most cases, a vasectomy will be performed in-office and is considered an outpatient procedure. Full-anesthesia is not required, only a local anesthetic is necessary. According to Cleveland Clinic there are two ways to complete this procedure. Rocky Mountain Vasectomy only performs the No-Scalpel method.
Traditional Vasectomy
A surgeon will use a scalpel to create two small incisions on either side of the scrotum. The surgeon will remove a small section of the vas deferens. The tubes are tied, or cauterized so that they are closed and can no longer transport sperm.
No-Scalpel Vasectomy
A no-scalpel vasectomy does not use incisions, rather is able to access the vas deferens through a very small hole. No stitches are needed for this form of surgery.
- Avoiding blood thinners or aspirin in the few days leading up to the procedure
- No need to fast before the procedure
- An athletic supporter will be provided to support the treatment area after the vasectomy
- Please shave the genitals yourself or this may be done in the office before the vasectomy begins
To begin, the patient will be numbed so that they are comfortable throughout the entire treatment, at which point a small opening will be made so that access to the patient’s vas deferens is available. The vas deferens are two small tubes that carry sperm from the testicles toward the reproductive tract. A vasectomy blocks these tubes so sperm no longer enter the semen.
After the vas deferens are cauterized and clipped with a hemoclip, the procedure is essentially complete. A small hole will be left and will heal on its own.The sperm are reabsorbed causing no further problems.
Recovery from a vasectomy, especially one that is performed using minimally invasive techniques, is quite minimal. Patients should expect some soreness and swelling in the first 24-48 hours after their vasectomy, though this should dissipate quickly so long as they rest and limit their activities as much as possible during this period.
Immediately following a vasectomy, there can be bruising and swelling, but those symptoms should subside after a few days. Ibuprofen is recommended (800mg) for pain relief. Wear the athletic supporter or tight-fitting underwear so that the scrotum is provided with extra support. Most men are able to return to work and other everyday responsibilities within 1-3 days following their vasectomy.
The most common side effects after a vasectomy are mild pain, bruising, bleeding, and swelling. Of course, it is still possible for more severe issues to occur, though they are incredibly rare. These include:
- Infection
- Chronic pain
- Failure to prevent pregnancy
- Granuloma (inflammation caused by leaking sperm)
- Spermatocele formation (a small cyst of the upper testicle region)
- Hydrocele (a fluid-filled sac of tissue that grows within the scrotum)
Yes! You can be sexually active 2 days after your procedure, if you have minimal to no pain. Keep in mind, you are not sterile right away so backup birth control is expected. Ejaculate may still contain sperm and may continue to for several months after the procedure. After 2-3 months, the patient will check sperm levels with their post vasectomy test kit to confirm a successful vasectomy.
The vasectomy will not affect your sex drive and orgasms. Occasionally, men feel a slight pressure in their testicles when aroused, but eventually, that feeling will go away.
No. A vasectomy has absolutely no proven effect on a man’s sex drive, sexual functions, or pleasure during sex. There are many common myths surrounding this particular question, though all evidence clearly shows that the only difference a man should notice after a vasectomy compared to his life before is that he is no longer able to father children.
There is a procedure for that as well! A vasectomy reversal may be offered to men who have previously undergone a vasectomy and later wish to conceive a child.
It is of course advised for patients to carefully consider this possibility before they complete a vasectomy, as vasectomy reversal procedures are not guaranteed to be effective. Men may also consider storing their sperm in a sperm bank prior to vasectomy as a sort of safeguard to this potential situation.
YOUR DECISION. YOUR NEXT STEP.
When you’re ready, we’re here to make your vasectomy simple and straightforward.
