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Participation in a surrogacy program requires a clear understanding of how the surrogacy process works, what problems a surrogate mother may encounter, what are the risks of surrogacy, and many other important details.

Despite the long history of gestational surrogacy (the first case dates back to 1985), there are still many myths surrounding the procedure that cast a shadow on the facts about surrogacy.

The reason for surrogacy is primarily rooted in the natural desire of people to be parents, even if their nature does not allow them to realize their desire on their own.

Finding a surrogate mother is one of the most difficult stages of the entire reproductive program.

The decision to involve a surrogate mother in the reproductive program requires being well-informed and conducting a balanced analysis of multiple factors.

IVF success rate is one of the many important factors that a woman takes into account when choosing a reproductive clinic for artificial insemination.

In most cases, women begin to wonder about the question of fertility assessment, faced with problems in conceiving a child, or when pregnancy is “postponed” to a later age of pregnancy. The most accurate assessment of female fertility can be given by the antral follicle count (AFC) method. 

If future parents with fertility problems need services of an individual sperm donor or egg donor for having a baby, a decision will have to be made on which donation option is right for them. So that the prospective mom and dad understand what they can count on, all the necessary information is collected in this article.

Ways to receive services and conduct reproductive programs. Choose a method and request information from the manager!

Using IVF, surrogacy and other reproductive technologies have enabled many families struggling with infertility to become parents. Another similar technique is egg donation, which is effective if the expectant mother has problems with her own oocytes. But how does it work? Specialists at Feskov Human Reproductive Group explain the procedure in detail.