LGBT Family Planning
Creating Families with IVF FLORIDA
At IVF FLORIDA, we take immense pride in assisting and empowering LGBTQ+ couples on their journey to create loving and supportive families. With our advanced fertility treatments, we offer a range of options tailored to your unique needs and aspirations. Our team of dedicated South Florida physicians and clinicians is here to guide you every step of the way, ensuring that your dreams of parenthood become a reality.
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Fertility Options for Gay Men
Today, same-sex male couples have more options to build their families. We provide assistance to gay male couples who aspire to become parents through the use of a gestational carrier and egg donor. This is achieved through IVF by using a donor and sperm from one or both of the male partners. Then the best embryo(s) is transferred into the uterus of the gestational carrier to carry the pregnancy.
Fertility Options for Lesbian Couples
If you are a same-sex female couple hoping to become a parent, IVF FLORIDA offers a variety of treatments to help you achieve that dream. Two common options are Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) and In Vitro Fertilization (IVF).
this procedure involves injecting sperm directly into the uterus on the day of ovulation, using donor insemination. Fertility medications may be used to control ovulation, and sometimes the procedure is performed after controlled ovarian hyperstimulation.
a method of infertility treatment in which the egg (oocyte) is combined in a laboratory dish for fertilization to occur. A doctor then transfers the resulting embryo(s) to the uterus to develop naturally within the partner who will carry the pregnancy. IVF treatment offers the highest rate of success of all the treatment options. It is also the most complex fertility treatment. For lesbian couples, Reciprocal IVF is a popular form of treatment that allows both partners to be involved in the conception. Reciprocal IVF is a possibility for couples that do not have infertility issues. It involves retrieving eggs from one partner, inseminating them with donor sperm, and transferring the resultant embryo(s) into the other partner, who then becomes pregnant.
