IVF (In vitro fertilization) | World Leading Fertility Clinic in Bangkok

Genea IVF (In vitro Fertilization)

When you need IVF (In-vitro Fertilisation) to help you have a child, we bring eggs and sperm together in a dish in our lab and develop the resulting embryos in our world leading incubation system for several days before we transfer one embryo into the woman’s uterus.

Fertility Specialist Appointment: The doctor will review your medical history, investigations and treatments, then provide preliminary advice about your treatment options.
Ovarian Simulation: You’ll likely start with a blood test to check that your body is ready to start. After that, you have two injections a day for another three or four days.
Treatment monitoring: Take blood tests and ultrasounds to measure the number and size of your ovarian follicles.
Trigger injection: You’ll have a trigger injection of hCG (human chorionic gonotrophic) and then we collect the eggs 36 hours later.
Egg collection (OPU): You will need to come in for outpatient Day surgery to collect the eggs. The procedure takes about 10-20 minutes and will be performed using general anaesthetia.
Fertilisation: Your eggs are taken straight to the laboratory by the Embryologist. There they are placed in a optimal culture medium ahead of fertilization with sperm approximately 3 hours later.
Embryo development: The fertilized eggs (embryos) are placed in Genea’s exclusive Geri™ incubation system and monitored for several days. Our automated timelapse Geri™ incubation system has seen an increase of 46.7% in the number of high-grade embryos per cycle when compared to the traditional incubator**. Geri™ uses time lapse cameras to allow scientists to continuously monitor embryos while they remain undisturbed, eliminating the need to open the incubator to manually check on embryo development.
Embryo transfer: usually takes place five days after the egg collection. Your Fertility Specialist will transfer one of your healthiest embryos into the uterus.
Embryo freezing: If there are additional embryos, they can be frozen and stored for later use. We developed and use the world’s first automated vitrification instrument – Gavi™ – to freeze embryos.
Pregnancy test: 11 days after embryo transfer your Nurse will organize for you to have a pregnancy test.

**Fetal heart pregnancies. Study performed in Genea’s Canberra laboratory, 2015-2018.

Genea IVF (In vitro Fertilization)

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