Embryo Transfer

Embryo Transfer (Embryo Transfer) is one of the most significant and final stages of In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), during which an embryo created in the laboratory is placed into the woman’s uterus.

The procedure is painless, does not require anesthesia, and is performed quickly and safely. With the help of a special thin catheter, the embryologist and physician precisely place the embryo in the uterus, creating optimal conditions for its implantation.

Prior to embryo transfer, the quality of the embryo is assessed and selected to increase the chances of a successful pregnancy. The process is individually planned, taking into account each patient’s condition, age, and medical history.

Embryo transfer is a particularly important stage, as it is precisely then that the possibility of pregnancy development begins.

Following the procedure, the patient receives recommendations that facilitate embryo implantation and the maintenance of pregnancy.

Embryo transfer is a process requiring a precise, careful, and professional approach, combining modern technologies and the experience of physicians to maximize the chances of success and turn the dream of parenthood into a reality.