Tubal Ligation (Female Sterilisation) Cost in Navi Mumbai (2026)
Tubal ligation is a permanent method of contraception that blocks or cuts the fallopian tubes, usually by keyhole surgery as a day-care procedure. It can also be done soon after a normal delivery or during a C-section.
These are typical ranges published by Navi Mumbai hospitals and health platforms (2025–26), not Dr. Neha Singhania's fee. Your exact estimate depends on your reports, the hospital and room you choose, and your insurance — you get it in writing after consultation.
Typical price ranges
Usually included
- Surgeon & anaesthetist fees
- Operation theatre & consumables
- Day-care stay (same-day discharge in most cases)
- Routine medicines
Often charged separately
- Pre-procedure blood tests
- Overnight stay, if needed
- Treatment of unexpected findings
What changes the final cost
- Laparoscopic, post-delivery or with a C-section
- Type of anaesthesia
- Hospital category and room type
Stay & recovery
- Home the same day after laparoscopic ligation
- Back to routine in about 2–3 days
- Avoid heavy lifting for about a week
- Works immediately — no back-up contraception needed
Insurance & cashless
Most health insurance policies do not cover sterilisation done only for contraception, though some include it with a delivery claim. Tubal ligation is offered free at government hospitals under India's national family planning programme.
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Cost questions patients ask
What is the cost of tubal ligation in Navi Mumbai?
Typically ₹20,000 to ₹50,000 for laparoscopic ligation at private hospitals, or ₹10,000 to ₹25,000 after a normal delivery. During a C-section it usually adds ₹5,000 to ₹15,000.
Is tubal ligation permanent?
Yes. It should be considered permanent — reversal is difficult and not always successful, so it suits women who are sure their family is complete.
Does it affect periods or hormones?
No. The ovaries keep working normally, so periods and hormones are not affected by the procedure itself.
Are there non-permanent alternatives?
Yes — long-acting options such as a copper IUD or hormonal IUD, or a vasectomy for the partner. These are discussed at consultation.
Get your exact estimate
After reviewing your reports, Dr. Neha Singhania's team gives you a written estimate for the hospital and room you prefer.