Pain, cramping and bleeding are possible risks of Essure permanent birth control. This patient booklet contains a detailed safety summary of the Essure system.

Study results report less pain with Essure permanent birth control than with traditional laparoscopic tubal ligation. Get the details of the study results here.

Some women who are not eligible for tubal ligation are finding success with Essure permanent birth control. Read the latest study results here.

Browse through this list of frequently asked questions regarding Essure permanent birth to see if it's the right method for you.

Essure permanent birth control is a female sterilization procedure that doesn't involve an incision. Talk with your doctor to see if Essure is right for you.

Female sterilization using the Essure Permanent birth control method can be accomplished in less than 20 minutes in a non-invasive procedure.

The Essure permanent birth control procedure involves the placement of micro-inserts into each fallopian tube. Click on "how it works" to see an animated procedure.

Essure permanent birth control method is the first sterilization procedure that can be accomplished in a doctor's office without an incision or general anesthesia.

Essure permanent birth control is 99.8 percent effective at preventing pregnancy. Find out more about the effectiveness and the cost of this sterilization method.

Find out the details of three new studies of Essure permanent birth control presented at the American Association of Gynecological Laparoscopists (AAGL) 36th Annual Congress.

From how Essure permanent birth control method works to post operative questions about the procedure, find out if Essure is the right method for you.

Watch the placement of the micro-inserts in this real life video of the Essure permanent birth control procedure.