LGBT Family Planning
Embark on your path to parenthood with IVF FLORIDA. Our expert team supports LGBTQ individuals and couples with cutting-edge fertility treatments. Start with an initial consultation where we review your medical history, conduct a comprehensive fertility evaluation, and discuss personalized treatment options. Diagnostic tests follow to assess fertility levels, leading to a customized treatment plan for optimal success. Our dedicated South Florida specialists provide the highest level of care and expertise. Schedule your consultation today and make your dream of a loving family a reality.
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Fertility Options for Gay Men
Family building for same-sex male couples is more possible than ever before. We are able to help gay male couples who wish to become parents by using a gestational carrier along with an egg donor. This is performed through IVF by using from 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
Listed below are two of the most common treatments offered by IVF FLORIDA for lesbians or single women who wish to become parents.
this procedure would require donor insemination involves the injection of sperm directly into the uterus on the day of ovulation. The timing of ovulation can be controlled through the use of fertility medications and sometimes it is performed after controlled ovarian hyperstimulation.
a method of infertility treatment in which the egg (oocyte) are 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. Reciprocal IVF is a popular form of treatment for lesbian couples because it allows both partners to be involved in the conception. Reciprocal IVF is a possibility for couples that do not have infertility and they may choose to retrieve the eggs from one partner, inseminate the eggs with donor sperm and have the resultant embryo(s) transferred into the other partner who then becomes pregnant.
