Vasectomy & Men's Urology Serving Pasadena, TX
Pasadena and southeast Houston men are served by The Y Factor's Memorial clinic, about 30-35 minutes west via Beltway 8 or I-610.

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No-Scalpel Vasectomy
Performed in-office under local anesthesia in about 10-15 minutes. No hospital, no general anesthesia, no operating room fee. Most men return to desk work within 24-36 hours.
Cost and Insurance
Most PPO plans cover vasectomy at least partially. Self-pay pricing is flat and published with no hidden facility fees.

Can't Make the Drive? Start by Phone or Video
You don't need to be near a clinic to become our patient. Most Pasadena men start with a telehealth visit — history, symptoms, and a plan, done from home or on a lunch break. We order labs at a draw site near you, review results by video, and reserve in-person time only for what genuinely requires it.
☎ Want pricing and insurance answers before you drive anywhere? — call us and we'll tell you in five minutes whether this needs a visit or can be handled remotely.
- Handled by telehealth: hormone/TRT management once stable, ED prescriptions and follow-up, lab review, fertility results consults, second opinions.
- Requires one in-person visit: vasectomy, circumcision, ultrasound imaging, any procedure.

Other Services
- General urologic evaluation
- Testosterone evaluation and management
- ED evaluation with in-office ultrasound
Areas We Serve Near Pasadena
Fairmont Park, Golden Acres, the Deer Park border and the Red Bluff Road corridor — all reach our Memorial clinic in about 30-35 minutes via Beltway 8 or I-610.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I get a vasectomy near Pasadena, TX?
The Y Factor's Memorial clinic, about 30-35 minutes west via Beltway 8, performs no-scalpel vasectomy in-office.
How much does a vasectomy cost?
Most PPO plans cover it at least partially. Self-pay pricing is flat and published.
Can I handle the consult by phone?
Yes — consult, history and insurance verification are done remotely. Only the procedure requires an in-person visit.
How soon can I return to work?
Desk work in 24-36 hours; physical work generally warrants about 10 days.