To permanently prevent pregnancy, the fallopian tubes are cut, tied, or blocked during tubal ligation. With a tubal ligation, an egg cannot pass through the fallopian tubes from the ovaries to the egg, and sperm cannot ascend the fallopian tubes to the egg. Your menstrual cycle is not affected by the surgery.
To permanently prevent pregnancy, the fallopian tubes are cut, tied, or blocked during tubal ligation. With a tubal ligation, an egg cannot pass through the fallopian tubes from the ovaries to the egg, and sperm cannot ascend the fallopian tubes to the egg. Your menstrual cycle is not affected by the surgery.
Tubal surgery in Greece is a minimally invasive procedure used for treating infertility by restoring the fallopian tubes. Patients undergo laparoscopic procedures enabling faster recovery and reducing risk. Post-operation waiting period varies between 1-2 weeks.
This modern form of surgery is widely practiced in Greece with high success rates. The cost range for tubal ligation (reversible) or microsurgical tubal anastomosis (un reversible) starts at €1500, including surgery fees, diagnostic tests, and post-operative follow-up.