123 High Street, London, W1, UK
Ethical, Confidential & Compassionate
"We uphold the highest standards in ensuring donor and recipient privacy, medical safety, and emotional well-being."
Embryo Donation is a compassionate option for couples or individuals struggling with infertility. It involves using embryos donated by other couples who have completed their fertility treatments.
This allows recipients to experience pregnancy and childbirth, even if they cannot produce viable eggs or sperm themselves.
Give and receive the gift of life
Whether you are donating or receiving embryos, our team ensures a safe, ethical, and emotionally supportive process.
Carefully Screened Embryos
All donated embryos are from thoroughly screened and healthy individuals.
High Success Rates
Embryo donation often has success rates similar to IVF with donor eggs and sperm.
Embryo Donation, step-by-step
Our process is smooth and transparent—from initial counseling to embryo transfer and post-care support.
Counseling & Matching
We guide donors and recipients through a clear and supportive matching process.
Embryo Transfer
Once matched, embryos are thawed and transferred into the recipient’s uterus at the optimal time.
Pregnancy Monitoring
Our fertility specialists support you throughout early pregnancy and beyond.
Hope and new beginnings
Embryo Donation offers hope to families while allowing donors to make a meaningful difference in someone’s life.
Step 01
Initial Consultation
We evaluate your medical history and discuss embryo donation options with our team.
Step 02
Donor Matching & Legalities
Our clinic handles legal, medical, and emotional counseling before finalizing embryo transfer.
Step 03
Embryo Transfer & Follow-up
Embryos are transferred and the pregnancy journey is closely supported by our team.
Frequently asked questions
Embryo donation is ideal for individuals or couples facing infertility, recurrent IVF failures, or genetic concerns.
Yes, embryo donations are typically anonymous and handled confidentially unless both parties agree otherwise.
Success depends on the embryo quality and the recipient's health. On average, success rates are similar to fresh IVF cycles.