Gestational Surrogacy
 Gestational surrogacy is generally defined as a process where pregnancy is achieved with in-vitro fertilization and embryo transfer procedures. With this process, it is considered acceptable to use fresh sperm and eggs from low-risk patients who have been screened thoroughly. Eggs are first obtained from the patient or from an egg donor, and then placed into the womb of the synchronized gestational carrier.
Our pregnancy rates in the gestational surrogacy program currently exceed 70%. Very importantly, our center prides itself in high success with low complications. This has been possible, in part, through the use of prolonged embryo culture and blastocyst transfers. Please refer to blastocyst transfer information for more details.
Please Note: The laws and ethical guidelines ruling gestational surrogacy vary from state to state and from country to country. Our advice is that you seek experienced legal counsel in this regard. Our experience in Florida has been excellent and if you are interested in becoming a surrogate, please contact us for more information.
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