Category: IVF Process

You have a higher chance for a successful pregnancy with the development of the “flash freezing” process, known as vitrification. Until vitrification was introduced a decade ago, frozen embryos had a very low implantation and live birth rate. One of the primary issues was the freezing process itself. The slow freezing method enabled ice crystals to form within the embryo, which damaged it to the point at which they were not longer viable. Fortunately, with the development vitrification, more than 90% of the frozen embryos survive thawing and are the same quality as fresh embryos.
Your eggs are handled and stored securely in surrogacy’s agency on-site laboratory. Unlike other fertility labs, surrogacy agency has a full time Laboratory Director which reflects our commitment to quality as the lab accounts for over 40% of the overall success of IVF.

A transvaginal ultrasound aspiration is used to retrieve eggs from the ovaries. The procedure is a minimally invasive, non-surgical and always conducted under sedation. The procedure itself lasts 10-20 minutes.

Hormone injections are administered for 10-14 days in order to stimulate the ovaries, so you release more eggs. Normally our bodies release just one egg each month but with cryopreservation the goal is to retrieve as many healthy eggs as possible.

The consultation will be dedicated to enhancing your understanding and setting realistic goals. Your fertility doctor will perform a physical exam and initial fertility tests. After the tests have been evaluated, our expert medical team will move forward with creating a personalized plan.