Frequently Asked Questions

The egg freezing process takes approximately 10-14 days. You can carry out most of your follow-up from where you are.

The treatment process generally lasts 17-20 days. It may be sufficient for you and your partner to be in Cyprus for one day for the sperm donation procedure. The other details of the process are determined according to your treatment plan.

Yes, we provide support for accommodation and transport arrangements for our patients coming from abroad.

You will be in direct contact with our doctor throughout your treatment. Other healthcare staff will also support you if needed.

Our doctor will explain the necessary tests and how to have them done in detail.

Yes, after planning your treatment with our doctor, you can continue certain parts of the process from where you are.

In Cyprus, a legal marriage is not required for IVF treatment.

You can continue your follow-up with your own obstetrician. But we are always just a phone call away!

After an unsuccessful attempt, we usually wait for two months. However, this process is shaped according to both your and our doctor's assessment.

The pregnancy result is determined by a blood test 12 days after embryo transfer.

All eggs collected from the donor are used solely for your treatment.

No, the transfer procedure is quite comfortable and painless. If you wish, you can also opt for light sedation.

We generally transfer between one and three embryos.

As this procedure is performed under general anaesthesia, you will not feel anything. The procedure only takes 5-15 minutes.

Yes, we offer PRP and stem cell treatments at our centre.

Yes, sperm can be retrieved using the Micro-TESE method for our azoospermia patients, and IVF can be performed. We also offer donation options.

The age limit for IVF treatment in Cyprus is set at 55. However, patients over the age of 55 are subject to evaluation by a committee established by the Ministry of Health after undergoing a comprehensive health screening. If the Ministry gives its approval, the treatment process can be planned.

Of course! We can review your test results and immediately share the treatment options that are suitable for you.

Eggs collected from the prospective mother are fertilised in a laboratory with sperm obtained from the prospective father. The resulting embryo is transferred into the mother's womb. If there are no eggs or sperm available, we can also offer solutions through donation methods.

The likelihood of twin pregnancies is higher in IVF treatment than in natural conception. The rates generally vary between 15-20 per cent, and this depends on factors such as the number of embryos and age.

Women entering menopause can become mothers through egg donation treatment. We are delighted to share that we have achieved many positive outcomes in this area.

Yes, we can select healthy embryos using genetic screening methods. For couples with a family history or risk of genetic disease, this method offers a very high chance of having a healthy baby.

Our donors are selected from healthy individuals aged 20-30 who meet the appropriate criteria.

Our success rates generally range between 60% and 80%. These rates may vary depending on age and health status.

We usually start treatment on the 2nd or 3rd day of your period, and the process is completed within approximately 20-21 days. After the transfer, we wait 12 days and perform a pregnancy test on your blood.