What is mentioned as a potential concern associated with surgical methods for contraception?

The paragraph does not explicitly mention potential concerns associated with surgical methods for contraception. However, one potential concern commonly discussed with surgical methods, such as vasectomy or tubal ligation, is that they are typically considered permanent forms of contraception. Reversing these procedures (vasectomy reversal or tubal ligation reversal) may not always be successful, and the decision to undergo such procedures should be made with careful consideration of the individual’s desire for future fertility. Additionally, as with any surgery, there are risks of complications and the need for proper post-operative care. Individuals should consult healthcare professionals for thorough information and guidance.