Male Fertility
Evaluation and treatment of male reproductive factors — from semen analysis to surgical sperm retrieval and ICSI.
For Anyone with low count, motility or morphology, azoospermia, or after a vasectomy.
This may be right if…
- A semen analysis showed a concern
- Low sperm count, motility, or morphology
- No sperm in the ejaculate (azoospermia)
- You’ve had a vasectomy
- You want both partners evaluated
What to expect
Step by step, here’s how it tends to go — your team adjusts everything to you.
Semen analysis
A straightforward first test in our andrology lab gives a clear picture.
Evaluation
If needed, hormone testing and a urology referral identify what’s treatable.
Treatment plan
Many factors respond to lifestyle, medication, or lab techniques like ICSI.
Sperm retrieval if needed
When sperm isn’t in the ejaculate, surgical retrieval (TESE) can still make biological fatherhood possible.
What’s included
- Semen analysis & andrology workup
- Hormone evaluation
- Urology coordination
- ICSI in the lab
- Surgical sperm retrieval (TESE) when needed
Common questions
When should I see a fertility specialist?
How much does treatment cost, and will insurance cover it?
IVF
Eggs are retrieved and combined with sperm in our lab to create embryos; one is then gently placed in the uterus.
IUI
Prepared sperm is placed directly into the uterus around ovulation — a simpler, less invasive first step.
Fertility Testing
A clear, gentle workup — hormones, ovarian reserve, and a semen analysis — so you understand exactly where you stand.