In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) at IVF Florida
In vitro fertilization (IVF) is one of the most effective and widely used fertility treatments available today. IVF Florida’s experienced reproductive endocrinologists use advanced IVF techniques to support individuals and couples in building their families with personalized, compassionate care.
What is IVF?
IVF is an assisted reproductive technology (ART) that involves fertilizing an egg with sperm in a laboratory and then transferring the resulting embryo to the uterus. This process gives many patients a greater chance of conception, especially when other treatments have not been successful.
IVF may use your own eggs and sperm or involve donor eggs, donor sperm, or donor embryos, depending on your medical history and goals.
When is IVF recommended?
IVF may be recommended for individuals and couples facing a range of fertility challenges, including:
If you’re searching for Florida IVF specialists who will tailor your care to your unique needs, IVF Florida offers one of the most experienced teams in the region. We’re proud to be among the best in vitro fertilization clinics in Florida and the U.S., with a legacy of trusted care and leading outcomes.
What does the IVF process involve?
Curious about the in vitro fertilization process timeline? IVF typically involves several steps over the course of a few weeks. At IVF Florida, each stage is carefully managed by your dedicated care team to support the best possible outcome.
The IVF process includes:
Step 1
Ovarian stimulation
Step 2
Monitoring
Step 3
Egg retrieval
Step 4
Fertilization
Step 5
Embryo culture
Step 6
Embryo transfer
Step 7
Pregnancy test
Step 1
Ovarian stimulation
Daily hormone injections are used to stimulate the ovaries to produce multiple eggs.
Step 2
Monitoring
Ultrasounds and bloodwork track your response to medications and determine the optimal time for egg retrieval.
Step 3
Egg retrieval
A minimally invasive procedure is performed under gentle anesthesia to collect mature eggs from the ovaries.
Step 4
Fertilization
Eggs are combined with sperm in the lab to create embryos. This is one of the most critical vitro fertilization procedures.
Step 5
Embryo culture
Embryos are monitored for five to seven days post fertilization, and once fully grown, they are frozen through a process called vitrification.
Step 6
Embryo transfer
Since 2018, IVF Florida has been a “freeze-all” practice, and we do not perform fresh embryo transfers. A frozen embryo transfer can be performed during the cycle after IVF or at any time in the future. We follow the embryo transfer guidelines recommended by the American Society of Reproductive Medicine.
Step 7
Pregnancy test
A blood test is performed about 10 days after transfer to confirm pregnancy.
Some patients may also choose to freeze embryos for future use or undergo preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) to screen embryos for genetic conditions.
Our expert care ensures every step of your IVF journey is personalized and informed.
IVF success rates at IVF Florida
We take pride in our exceptional outcomes. IVF Florida success rates consistently rank among the best IVF clinics in Florida and nationwide. While success depends on many factors – such as age, embryo quality, and underlying fertility diagnosis – our experienced team uses the latest technology and evidence-based protocols to give patients the best possible chance at achieving a healthy pregnancy.
Ready to explore IVF?
If you’re considering IVF and searching for one of the best in vitro fertilization clinics, you’ve found the right place. Our team at IVF Florida is here to guide you with clarity and compassion. Schedule a consultation with one of our reproductive endocrinologists to learn more about your options.