Since 2007, our center has been proud of helping thousands of babies born. It is a world-class center that reflects the privilege of being a University Hospital to its patients with its 22 years of experience, with expert lecturers made experience in international leading IVF centers and made academic and scientific researches. Adopting personalized fertility and infertility treatment approach with its expert academic staff, technical expertise and proven successful results, has the ability to choose the appropriate treatment required by the patients.
If the woman is less than 35 years of age and cannot get pregnant despite unprotected and regular intercourse of 1 year; and if over 35 years of age and unprotected intercourse of 6 months, 1 year, and older than 35 months, she should consult with in vitro fertilization specialist.
First of all, we evaluate your situation with our experts, determine what needs to be done, direct you for examinations and tests if necessary, then decide the appropriate treatment options and inform you about how much you will pay for these options. Before leaving, you are informed about the entire treatment plan, schedule and results.
Gynecological ultrasonography and hormone tests (AMH, FSH, E2) are performed for the number of ovos, quality and hormonal evaluation of ovulation. For detailed examination of sperm quality and all parameters, the Sperm test can be evaluated with a cervical film called HSG for the opening of Fallopian Tubes (Reproductive Channels). Gynecological ultrasonography for the evaluation of the uterus, 4-dimensional ultrasonographic evaluation of the uterus is part of the routine methods used by our center.
Fertilization treatment is necessary for a woman's ovarian reserves to be normal, open tubes and a healthy normal uterus is required. Sperm count, movement and structure should be at normal values in men. It can also be applied to women with ovulation problems. Fertilization treatment may not be an appropriate option in couples with serious problems that prevent pregnancy.
In vitro fertilization is the procedure where a woman's egg is successfully combined with male sperm and placed into the mother's uterus until fertilization.
The chance of being pregnant is different in each patient. It varies depending on the age of the patient, the duration of marriage and the reason for not being pregnant. In GOP IVF center, each patient's own pregnancy chance is evaluated and the patient is informed before treatment.
In vitro fertilization of eggs and sperm cells occurs in two different ways: conventional IVF or microinjection. In the conventional IVF technique, a certain amount of egg cells are put together and fertilization is expected to occur spontaneously. In the ICSI method, a sperm cell is deposited into each egg cell using a special micropipette.
Mini IVF, Natural IVF treatment, also known as IVF, made with minimal stimulation, is a type of IVF that uses little or no medication to reproduce and develop eggs.
IVF is performed for Severe damage to tubes, Advanced Endometriosis, Male Factor, Ovarian weakness, Low egg capacity, Unexplained conditions, Advanced female age, Uterine problems, Patients who cannot be provided with drug treatment, Preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) to children of patients with genetic disorder or disease risk.
After your condition is evaluated, treatment options will be determined and detailed price information will be given from our center both verbally and in writing for the service you will receive. If your insurance is eligible and evaluated, SSI Committee Report is issued and you can get state support.
Who can benefit from Social Insurance (SSI) for IVF Treatment?
In order to benefit from SSI in IVF treatments;
Being married
To be older than 23 years of age and less than 40 years of age (for females)
Not having children from their current marriage
One of both spouses must have at least 5 years SSI and have at least 900 premium days
Not having any disease that prevents pregnancy
It is necessary to get a Committee Report.
In elective embryo transfer, a selected embryo is placed in the mother's uterus. This procedure is rarely performed on the 3rd day of embryo development, usually performed on 5/6 day. Embryologists classify all obtained embryos in terms of their morphological appearance, cell number, developmental potential and quality. Embryos that meet the best criteria are identified according to this classification. The selected embryos are thought to be the embryos with the highest growth potential and the highest chance of pregnancy.
Yes. In vitro fertilization and PGT can be used to reconcile tissue-matched sibling to the appropriate bone marrow needed for thalassemia or other blood disorders.
The eggs developed in standard IVF treatment are collected, mature eggs are fertilized with sperm, then the developing embryos are placed in the uterus on the 3rd or 5th day and this is called fresh embryo transfer. Instead of freezing all embryos and waiting for an average of 2 months, transferring frozen embryos is called Uterus Resting and may increase the chances of pregnancy in some patients.
The most effective method for male infertility is in vitro fertilization by microinjection (ICSI). TESE, PESA and MikroTESE are the most commonly used methods in patients with azoospermia.
Varicocele dilates the vessels around the testicle, causing the temperature of the testicle to rise and this increase in temperature may impair sperm function. Therefore, urologists can connect or remove these vessels with a small surgical intervention. Varicocele surgery should be performed only if it is severe, visible findings or can be detected by examination and if there are enough clinical symptoms to cause severe pain in men. Such conditions may also increase the chances of IVF treatment. However, it is a damaging method to consider as varicocele, which has no complaints, is unclear on examination or is not visible to the eye, and is only detected by ultrasound.
