Permanent Contraception

What is permanent contraception?

Permanent contraception is "forever" birth control.

Permanent contraception, or permanent birth control, is any procedure that prevents pregnancy for the rest of your life.

Traditional procedures for permanent contraception are tubal ligation (or "having your tubes tied") for women, and vasectomy for men. Both of these procedures require surgical incisions.

The next generation of permanent contraception involves a minimally invasive procedure to prevent pregnancy. This means that it does not require any incisions, or cutting of the skin, to perform.

Adiana^® Permanent Contraception

Adiana^® Permanent Contraception is a simple, safe procedure that works with your body to permanently prevent pregnancy. This procedure requires no incisions and can be performed under local anesthesia, usually in less than 12 minutes.

Learn more about Adiana Permanent Contraception.

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