No-scalpel or no-clamp vasectomies appear to be a favorable option for individuals considering vasectomy. These procedures offer several benefits over traditional vasectomy, including less bleeding and infections and faster recovery time, and fewer complications such as infections and hematomas.

No-scalpel vasectomies involve a specialized tool that creates a small hole in the scrotum without the need for a scalpel. The vas deferens is then accessed and sealed, blocking the flow of sperm. The no-clamp vasectomy method involves holding the vas deferens in place using a special clamp, rather than a traditional scalpel, while the procedure is performed.