Vasectomy Los Angeles, Dr. Werthman is the listing for the Center for Male Reproductive Medicine and Vasectomy Reversal, a urology practice in Los Angeles built entirely around male reproductive health. The man running it, Dr. Philip Werthman, is a board-certified urologist who does not split his attention across general urology. He works one field, and the site makes that focus clear from the first page.

The signature procedure at Vasectomy Los Angeles, Dr. Werthman is microsurgical vasectomy reversal, done as either a vasovasostomy or a vasoepididymostomy depending on what the surgeon finds during the operation. The site puts a number on it: a claimed 98 percent success rate, with a stated pace of three to four reversals a week sustained for more than fifteen years. In microsurgery, outcomes track closely with how often a surgeon actually performs the operation, so volume is a meaningful credential. Whether the 98 percent figure is borne out by independent data is not something the page itself can prove, and a reader should treat any self-reported success rate with some caution. The volume claim is the more persuasive of the two.

Beyond reversals, Vasectomy Los Angeles, Dr. Werthman covers a wide span of male reproductive work. There is sperm retrieval through MESA and Micro-TESE, varicocele repair, no-scalpel vasectomy, full male infertility evaluation, hormone therapy, and treatment for erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation. Genetic testing is offered too. The conditions section reads like a reference shelf: detailed write-ups on varicocele, prostatitis, low testosterone, and azoospermia, written for patients who want to understand a diagnosis before they sit across a desk from a doctor. That educational depth is one of the stronger things about the site, and it tells you the practice expects an informed patient.

One section worth singling out is the comparison between vasectomy reversal and IVF. This is the real decision many couples face, and laying it out directly is more honest than steering everyone toward the in-house surgery. A practice that profits from reversals choosing to discuss the IVF alternative at all is a small point in favor of Vasectomy Los Angeles, Dr. Werthman.

Werthman is not the only physician named at Vasectomy Los Angeles, Dr. Werthman. Dr. Cappy Rothman is also affiliated, which adds a second established name to the masthead. Werthman himself is listed as an American Fertility Association award recipient, and the site points to media appearances on ABC, CBS, and NBC. Television segments are publicity more than proof of clinical skill, so they belong in the context column, not the evidence column. They do signal that he is a recognized voice in the field, which can reassure a nervous patient picking a surgeon for an intimate operation.

The patient reach described here is unusually broad. Vasectomy Los Angeles, Dr. Werthman is presented as serving men locally and internationally, with patients flying in from overseas for reversals. That is plausible for a high-volume microsurgical practice, since reversal is a one-time procedure people will travel for. It also raises practical questions the site does not fully answer about follow-up care for someone who lives an ocean away, though that gap is common to any destination-surgery setup.

Reaching the practice

Contact information at Vasectomy Los Angeles, Dr. Werthman is handled well, and that counts for a medical practice where people want to make a phone call before anything else. A phone number sits prominently on the site, and two office locations are listed in full: a Century City address on Century Park East with posted hours of nine to five Monday through Thursday and nine to three on Friday, plus a second office on Ventura Boulevard in Encino. Posting hours and a real street address, twice over, is the kind of openness that makes a practice feel reachable. Nothing about the contact path requires hunting.

On outside opinion, the picture is partial. Werthman has an individual Yelp profile with 38 reviews and 23 photos, which is an active footprint for a specialist surgeon. Vasectomy Los Angeles, Dr. Werthman carries a separate Yelp listing with a single review, and US News Doctors shows 37 reviews spread across six categories. No clean aggregate star rating surfaced from any of these, so the volume of feedback is easier to confirm than its overall tone. Thirty-eight reviews on a named individual is a meaningful sample; the scattered presence across separate listings makes it harder to read at a glance.

Taken together, Vasectomy Los Angeles, Dr. Werthman comes across as a focused, experienced practice with deep informational content and a clear contact setup. The specialization is genuine and the procedure volume, if accurate, is the strongest argument for it. What stays open is the gap between what the practice says about itself and what a prospective patient can independently verify. The 98 percent success rate, the award, the broad service menu, all of it is sourced from the practice rather than from a body of published outcome data or a consolidated rating a patient could check in five minutes. For an elective microsurgery where the cost of a failed result is high, that unverified success figure is the one number worth pressing on, and the published evidence does not yet answer it.

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