Surrogacy

Surrogacy is a significant decision. Besides offering others the opportunity to become parents, it also represents a serious commitment. At our clinic, we assist both intended parents and surrogate mothers in making their dreams come true.

There are various reasons why individuals or couples may be unable to conceive and carry a pregnancy, requiring another woman to carry a child for them. Some women may be unable to become pregnant due to recurrent pregnancy loss or multiple failed IVF attempts.

Surrogacy is also necessary for same-sex male couples or single men wishing to have a child. Gestational surrogacy is when the mother’s eggs are fertilized by her partner’s sperm and implanted into the surrogate through IVF treatment.

Factors Affecting the Success of Surrogacy

The success of the surrogacy process depends on several factors, including:

• The ability of the surrogate mother to carry a pregnancy successfully.
• The quality of the sperm and eggs used.
• The effectiveness of the fertility treatment.

The transfer of fertilized embryos into the surrogate’s uterus requires legal approval from a court.

Surrogate Mother Requirements

The surrogate mother must:
✔️ Be between 25 and 45 years old.
✔️ Have given birth to at least one child of her own.
✔️ Not have undergone more than two C-sections.

To ensure her suitability, the surrogate undergoes a comprehensive medical evaluation, including:

• Diagnostic tests to assess reproductive health.
• Psychological assessment to ensure emotional readiness.

If the surrogate mother is married, the written consent of her spouse is required.

Legal Process & Birth Certificate

Once the court approves the surrogacy request, and the legal advisor receives the court ruling, the doctor can proceed with embryo transfer.

After birth, the biological parents are the only ones listed on the birth certificate and assume full parental rights.