permanent birth control options
Exploring All Family Planning Options
Permanent birth control is one of several family planning options. We also provide counseling on reversible birth control methods and male sterilization, including vasectomy. Reviewing all available choices helps ensure decisions are made with full understanding and support.
If you are considering female sterilization or tubal ligation, a visit with one of our providers offers space to talk through your questions, discuss your goals, and decide how you would like to proceed.
Our Philosophy of Care
Choosing permanent birth control is a significant and personal decision. At Partners in Women’s Health, sterilization counseling is centered on clear information, thoughtful conversation, and time to consider what feels right for your life and reproductive goals.
Our providers help you understand what permanent birth control means, what the procedure involves, and what alternatives may be available. These conversations are never rushed and are guided by shared decision making, medical guidance, and respect for your individual circumstances.
What Is Tubal Ligation
Tubal ligation is a form of permanent birth control for women, often called “getting your tubes tied.” It is intended for patients who are confident they do not wish to become pregnant in the future.
This option is discussed during a visit with your provider, where you can ask questions, review alternatives, and talk through what permanence means for you.
What to Know When Considering Permanent Birth Control
Tubal ligation is considered a permanent method and is highly effective at preventing pregnancy. Because it is intended to be permanent, it is important to feel confident in your decision before moving forward.
While reversal may be possible in some situations, it is not guaranteed. For this reason, conversations about sterilization include time to reflect, explore other options, and ensure the choice feels right for you.
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