Donor eggs
Donor oocytes (Eggs) + Partner's sperm
Receiving donated oocytes (eggs) is for some women the only way to give birth to a healthy child.
Applicants for donor oocytes fill out a questionnaire before the procedure for donor selection, in which, among other things, they also indicate desired physiognomic characteristics - the donor phenotype, so that the closest possible resemblance between the donor and the recipient of oocytes can be ensured.


We guarantee Recipients
- an oocyte donor dedicated only to them
- 2 embryos at the blastocyst stage (with good semen analysis results)
- all oocytes are fertilized using the ICSI method (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection)
- all embryos are cultured in the EmbryoScope - the most stable incubator for determining the morphokinetic quality of embryos
- embryo transfer is performed on the fifth day of cultivation (extended cultivation), when embryos reach the blastocyst stage
How does the treatment process work?
1. During treatment with donated oocytes, the donor's oocytes are fertilized with the sperm of the recipient's partner and the resulting embryos are subsequently transferred into the uterus of the recipient.
The entire process is synchronized with the hormonal stimulation of the oocyte donor.
2. Preparation of the recipient for the transfer of embryos from donated oocytes takes place at home. Medications necessary for preparing the recipient's uterus are prescribed by our doctor. In connection with this hormonal stimulation, an ultrasound examination is necessary to check the uterine lining thickness.
3. When the results are optimal, our center confirms the previously agreed embryo transfer day.
4. At our center we offer continuous monitoring and cultivation of embryos in the most stable incubator - EmbryoScope TM.Thanks to its built-in camera, it enables detailed evaluation of embryo quality. Selection of the highest quality embryos at the blastocyst stage increases the probability of a successful embryo transfer.
5.On the fifth day of embryo cultivation (after extended cultivation), the embryo is transferred into the recipient's uterus during a short outpatient procedure - embryo transfer.
6. In case of a higher number of high-quality embryos, the remaining embryos are cryopreserved and can be used by the couple for a further transfer.