Essure
What is Essure?
The Essure procedure is a birth control system completely performed in-office using local anesthesia. There is no incision, and you should be in and out of the office in less than one hour. Most patients can resume normal activities within 1 day, and many return to work the following day. Most insurance companies pay for the Essure procedure as they would a tubal ligation.
Should I get the Essure Procedure?
Are you...
- Done having children?
- Ready to go off your temporary method of birth control?
- Considering a form of permanent birth control?
If you are, the Essure procedure may be for you! It ís an exciting advancement in contraception that offers advantages such as...
- Speedy recovery - so rapid it is measured in hours, not days.
- Convenience and comfort - the procedure is performed right in our office.
- Fast treatment - procedures generally last approximately 35 minutes.
- Excellent safety record - there are no incisions, scars, burning or fallopian tube removal.
About Essure
This new and permanent birth control you may have heard about on the radio or seen in magazines recently. For those of you who have completed your families and have many years before you become menopausal, you no longer have to continue to take the birth control pill or wait for your husband to have a vasectomy. It is called the Essure procedure and your physician, Dr. Ravi Jerath, is the procedural specialist in this area.
This alternative to tubal ligation, using a non-incisional surgical option for women seeking permanent birth control is safer, easier and available now! Essure Accredited Practices have agreed to follow nationally established standards for quality patient care and education and have been evaluated by an independent outside body.
If you are considering permanent birth control and would like to discuss your options with a physician, call our office for an appointment. Also, for more information on the method itself please visit www.essure.com.