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In Vitro Fertilization Center

In Vitro Fertilization Center

We are your most reliable port in your journey to have a child, with personalized treatment schemes and the most up-to-date embryological laboratory techniques.

About Department

We Turn Your Dreams into Reality with Science

As Private HRS Ankara Women's Hospital In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) Center, we analyze the causes of infertility with all the possibilities of modern medicine and create case-specific treatment protocols.

The basis of our high success rates lies in our continuously accredited embryology laboratory, egg freezing vitrification processes and genetic screening (PGD/PGS) embryo transfer infrastructure.

Embryology Laboratory

24/7 monitored incubator systems and precise microinjection technologies to maintain embryo quality at the highest level.

Individual Consultancy

Special consultant support to provide you with medical and psychological guidance during your sensitive and tiring in vitro fertilization treatment process.

Treatment Methods

In Vitro Fertilization Treatment Methods

  • Classic In Vitro Fertilization (IVF):A method of ensuring spontaneous fertilization of eggs and sperm by bringing them side by side in a controlled incubator environment.
  • Microinjection (ICSI):The process of directly placing a single selected sperm cell of the highest quality into the egg via micro-needles.
  • Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGT-A/PGT-M):Biopsy screening for chromosomal diseases before embryos are transferred into the uterus.
Accordion FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How many days does the in vitro fertilization treatment process take?
The preparation, hormone stimulation and egg retrieval (OPU) phase takes approximately 12-15 days. After egg collection, laboratory fertilization monitoring continues for 3-5 days. In case of fresh transfer, the total process is completed in 3 weeks.
What is the most important factor affecting the success of in vitro fertilization?
The most determining factor in success rates is the woman's age. While the chance of success is at its highest before the age of 35, success rates change depending on the decrease in egg reserve and quality at later ages.

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Tarık AKSU

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