Egg Donation

A Safe and Effective Fertility Solution with High Success Rates

Egg donation offers the opportunity to achieve pregnancy when conception with a woman’s own eggs is unlikely or no longer possible. Through carefully selected donors and modern assisted reproduction techniques, it provides one of the most successful fertility treatment options available today.

When Egg Donation May Be Recommended

Premature Ovarian Insufficiency

The ovaries stop functioning normally at a younger age, resulting in a significantly reduced number of viable eggs.

Severely Diminished Ovarian Reserve

The quantity and/or quality of eggs is insufficient to achieve pregnancy using one’s own eggs.

Repeated IVF Failure

Pregnancy has not been achieved despite previous IVF attempts and appropriate treatment.

Genetic Conditions

When there is a significant risk of transmitting an inherited genetic disorder to future children.

Advanced Reproductive Age

Egg quality naturally declines with age, reducing the chances of successful conception.

What You Can Expect

High Success Rates - Egg donation is associated with some of the highest pregnancy success rates in assisted reproduction.
Carefully Screened Donors - Donors undergo comprehensive medical, genetic, and infectious disease screening.
Personalized Treatment - Every treatment plan is tailored to your individual medical history and reproductive goals.
Continuous Support - Guidance and care throughout every stage of the process.

A Simple and Well-Organized Process

  • 01 — Donor Selection

    The donor is selected according to strict medical, genetic, and legal criteria.

  • 02 — Fertilization

    The donated eggs are fertilized using sperm from a partner or donor.

  • 03 — Embryo Culture

    The embryos are cultured in the laboratory for several days under optimal conditions.

  • 04 — Embryo Transfer

    A carefully selected embryo is transferred into the uterus through a simple and painless procedure.

  • 05 — Pregnancy Test

    Pregnancy testing is performed approximately 10–14 days after embryo transfer.

Thoroughly Screened Donors

All donors undergo extensive evaluation, including:

Short and safe treatment process
Advanced vitrification technology
Personalized treatment plan
Expert medical guidance at every step
Outpatient procedure with rapid recovery

This rigorous screening process helps maximize safety and treatment success.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the baby be genetically related to me?

The child will inherit genetic material from the egg donor and the sperm source. However, you will carry and nurture the pregnancy, and emerging evidence suggests that the uterine environment also plays an important role in fetal development.

What are the success rates with egg donation?

Success rates are generally high and depend on several factors, including embryo quality, uterine health, and individual medical circumstances.

Is egg donation anonymous?

The regulations regarding donor anonymity vary by country and according to local legislation. We provide detailed guidance based on the applicable legal framework.

Is the treatment process complicated?

The process is usually straightforward and well organized, involving endometrial preparation, embryo transfer, and follow-up care.

How do I know if egg donation is right for me?

A personalized fertility consultation can help determine whether egg donation is the most appropriate option based on your medical history, fertility evaluation, and reproductive goals.

Find out whether egg donation may be the right fertility solution for you.

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