Clear Answers for Your
Family Journey

We report live birth rate per cycle — not just clinical pregnancy rate. We also share age-stratified data so your personal probability is always clear before any decision.

Typically 4–8 weeks in total — covering initial consultations, ovarian stimulation (10–14 days), egg retrieval, fertilization, and embryo transfer.

Absolutely. We believe in zero hidden costs. Our financial coordinators establish a clear, transparent cost roadmap before any treatment begins — no surprises.

Any previous medical records, prior fertility test results, a list of current medications, and history of previous treatments. We'll walk through everything together.

For the initial consultation, we strongly encourage both partners to attend for comprehensive assessment. Follow-ups can often be managed individually.

Endometriosis occurs when tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows outside the uterus (on ovaries, fallopian tubes, etc.). This can cause chronic pain and inflammation that may affect implantation or tubal function. We use a combination of imaging, diagnosis confirmation, and specialized treatment plans which might range from hormonal suppression to surgical intervention before considering assisted reproduction.

While treatment protocols and technologies constantly improve, we must be realistic: no medical procedure guarantees results. Success depends on many factors unique to each couple, including biological markers, uterine health, age, and adherence to the protocol. We review your specific case data (like those found in recent research) at every visit to provide the most accurate probability assessment possible.

Recovery is highly individualized. The initial phase often involves monitoring and hormone injections. We will walk you through expected physical symptoms (like cramping, soreness, or fatigue) during your protocol. Our team focuses heavily on post-treatment care to ensure a smooth transition back to normal life.

We provide detailed instructions tailored to each test (e.g., fasting guidelines, medications to avoid). Adhering strictly to these preparation steps ensures the most accurate results possible. Always follow up with our nurse or coordinator if you have any concerns about the instructions provided.