FAQs for Parents

We have partnerships with a hospital ranked #1 in the Region for international patients plus specialist IVF clinics in a number of countries. We also have our own medical team and Egg Bank specialists. Our many years working in seAsia and connections with the leading specialists in Egg Donation means you can be comfortable that the services we provide meet the highest international standards.

Our Medical Director is one of the pioneers in egg donation in seAsia and has personally assisted over 3000 intending parents in achieving their dream of having a family of their own since 2007. Our International Patient Counsellors have many years of experience and are from Australia, the UK, Ukraine and Malaysia.

Our success rates are determined by the individual characteristics of each case and whether you are using our medical services for the complete cycle or we are shipping your eggs or embryos to another clinic. If you choose our service, you can reasonably expect to become pregnant your first or second cycle. Our success rates equal those in most countries including Australia, Europe and the USA.

We assist women of all ages up to the age of 54 and all have the same high chance of success as it is the age of the donor that is most important. This applies to fresh cycles and frozen.

Providing you have no prior medical conditions which might affect your preparation you will require a scan and blood tests and the male partner blood tests and a sperm DNA fragmentation test. The female partner will be prescribed oral medication in the month preceding embryo transfer. Our affiliated clinic’s medical team will provide you with a personalised treatment schedule and timeline, which details all medication and the dosage, both before embryo transfer and after. If we are shipping your eggs to another clinic then of course they will be providing you with their treatment schedule.

This depends on demand. Usually we are able to help our patients choose their donor and start a Frozen Egg cycle within 4-weeks.

Yes, you can reasonably expect this and many of our Intending Parents do. However, it is not guaranteed as there are many factors affecting a successful outcome.

If you choose a ‘known’ donor your child can have her contact details once he or she reaches 18.