Surrogacy
Surrogacy can provide a path to parenthood for individuals and couples who are unable to carry a pregnancy themselves or for whom pregnancy may present significant medical risks. Through gestational surrogacy, an embryo created through IVF is transferred to a gestational carrier who carries the pregnancy on behalf of the intended parents. At Persona Clinic IVF, we coordinate the different stages of the surrogacy journey, from the initial medical assessment and IVF planning to surrogate screening, embryo transfer, pregnancy monitoring and post-birth coordination. Every journey is different. Our team works with intended parents to understand their individual circumstances and help them determine the most appropriate treatment pathway.
Why Consider Surrogacy in Georgia?
Georgia has developed an established reproductive medicine sector and provides access to fertility treatment for international patients. For intended parents considering treatment abroad, the decision involves more than the availability of IVF. Medical expertise, treatment coordination, communication, travel arrangements, documentation and the applicable legal framework all need to be considered. Georgia may therefore be an option for international intended parents seeking coordinated fertility and surrogacy services. Because laws and administrative requirements can change, intended parents should obtain current legal advice regarding their individual circumstances before beginning a surrogacy program.
Our Approach to Surrogate Screening
Choosing an appropriate gestational carrier is an important part of a surrogacy program. Potential candidates should undergo appropriate screening before participating in treatment. Screening may include a review of reproductive and obstetric history, medical assessment, laboratory testing and other examinations required by the fertility team. The purpose of screening is to determine whether a candidate is medically suitable for carrying a pregnancy and to identify factors that may require additional medical evaluation. The health, safety and informed participation of the gestational carrier are important considerations throughout the program.
Supporting the Gestational Carrier Throughout the Journey
A gestational carrier requires appropriate medical care before, during and after pregnancy. Following embryo transfer, the pregnancy is monitored according to the medical protocol established by the fertility and obstetric teams. Monitoring may include pregnancy testing, ultrasound examinations, laboratory investigations and regular prenatal care. The exact schedule depends on the individual pregnancy and medical circumstances. Our team coordinates communication and appointments throughout the journey so that intended parents can remain informed about the progress of the treatment.
Medical Considerations and Success Rates
Every fertility treatment carries medical uncertainties, and surrogacy cannot guarantee pregnancy or a live birth. Treatment outcomes can depend on factors such as the age of the egg provider, embryo quality, sperm factors, reproductive history, uterine factors, laboratory conditions and the individual medical circumstances of the intended parents and gestational carrier. A careful medical assessment allows the fertility team to identify relevant factors and develop an individualized treatment strategy. Our goal is to provide evidence-based medical care, careful coordination and clear communication throughout the treatment process.
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