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What's Surrogacy
While the idea of starting a family may seem promising,the reality is not always like the fairy tales we envision.For some families, the journey to having their own child is much longer than others. Some women do not have a functional uterus, while others have experienced recurrent pregnancy loss or face medical conditions that pose challenges. Additionally, same-sex couples may encounter unique obstacles. Life is often filled with unexpected events that lead us down different paths. For parents who are unable to carry a pregnancy by themselves, gestational surrogacy is a way to have another female, the gestational carrier (also known as the surrogate), carry and deliver their own baby.
Surrogacy is achieved through in vitro fertilization (IVF). In most cases, the embryo is created using the intended mother's egg and the intended father's sperm. However, some cases may involve the use of donor eggs or sperm. Before the actual transfer procedure, the embryo is usually tested by Preimplantation Genetic Screening (PGS) to ensure it has normal chromosomes and a good chance of implantation.
Medically, once a surrogate has been matched with the intended parents, she undergoes multiple medical screenings in preparation for the Embryo Transfer Cycle. The cycle involves several weeks of medicated treatment cycle during which the surrogate follows a prescribed medication protocol before and after the embryo transfer procedure is performed.
According to recent studies, in the United States, the success rate of surrogate pregnancies is about 75%, with the birth rate reaching as high as 95% once the surrogate is pregnant. With infertility becoming more prevalent, an increasing number of families are choosing surrogacy as an option.
We have a dedicated team of experienced surrogacy specialists who have worked on hundreds of cases, helping many families realize their dreams. We maintain a robust network of fertility physicians with decades of experience in overseeing surrogate embryo transfer cycles. They perform thorough screenings in accordance with guidelines from ASRM, CDC, and FDA, creating personalized protocols for each surrogate to ensure that she receives the best care and the highest chances of a successful pregnancy.
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How It Works
For parents unable to carry a pregnancy themselves, gestational surrogacy offers a feasible solution. It involves enlisting another woman, known as the gestational carrier or surrogate, to carry and deliver their child. The process of gestational surrogacy typically relies on in vitro fertilization (IVF), where the embryo is often created using the intended mother's egg and the intended father's sperm. In some cases, donor eggs or sperm may be used. Subsequently, the embryo is transferred into the surrogate's uterus. It is important to note that the child is not genetically related to the surrogate.
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