Common Questions

Third-generation IVF, also known as pre-implantation genetic testing, involves screening embryos for genetic disorders before implantation. This advanced technique helps increase the chances of a successful pregnancy and reduces the risk of inherited conditions. It is particularly beneficial for individuals with a known genetic history.

Surrogacy involves a woman carrying a pregnancy for another individual or couple who cannot conceive. The process typically includes legal agreements, medical evaluations, and psychological support. Surrogates may use their own eggs or carry embryos created from the intended parents' genetic material, ensuring a biological connection if desired.

Success rates for assisted reproduction can vary widely based on several factors, including the age of the female partner, the cause of infertility, and the specific techniques used. Generally, younger women tend to have higher success rates with IVF. It is essential to consult with our specialists to understand the potential outcomes based on your unique situation.