You will be responsible for administering medications aimed at stimulating the maturation of multiple eggs within the ovaries and regulating the timing of ovulation.

You will undergo monitoring through ultrasound and blood tests to assess your response to the medications and determine the optimal timing for scheduling your egg retrieval procedure.

During the procedure, eggs will be retrieved from the ovaries and carefully examined by an embryologist. If deemed suitable, mature eggs can be promptly fertilized following the retrieval process.

Mature eggs will undergo insemination with a sperm sample, which may be provided by a partner and/or donor, under the supervision of our medical team.

Fertilized eggs, also known as embryos, will be allowed several days for development under controlled conditions.

Healthy embryos that develop appropriately can be transferred to the uterus for potential implantation, offering the chance for successful pregnancy. Additionally, embryos can undergo biopsy for preimplantation genetic testing (PGT), providing valuable insights into genetic health. For those looking to preserve embryos for future use, cryopreservation is available, allowing embryos to be stored until needed. Furthermore, embryos designated for future use can be thawed and transferred during a subsequent menstrual cycle through a process known as a frozen embryo transfer (FET), providing flexibility and convenience in family planning.