Clinic Victoria as OneSurrogacy's Choice
Choosing the right fertility clinics
There are women who cannot carry out a pregnancy or whose pregnancy would pose a considerable risk to their health, and surrogacy is therefore their only chance of becoming mothers.
Surrogacy is permitted and regulated in very few countries, such as Ukraine, where it is available to heterosexual couples.
When choosing a surrogacy agency to entrust your process with, it is very important to know which fertility clinic or clinics the agency works with. Over the last few years, OneSurrogacy has collaborated with several fertility clinics, and we have valued the Victoria clinic as the preferred option.
The process of surrogacy
When is surrogacy recommended?
- Absence of uterus (rokitansky or acquired syndrome).
- Deformation of the cavity or cervix.
- Endometriosis that makes it impossible for the embryo to implant.
- Having performed 4 IVF treatments without success.
- If a high-risk pregnancy can occur for the mother or fetus.
How does the surrogacy program work?
- A surrogate mother is selected.
- IVF is performed and the resulting embryos are frozen.
- Some embryos are unfrozen and transferred to the surrogate.
- In case of positive pregnancy, a pregnancy follow-up is performed.
- If negative, we will continue thawing and transferring embryos.
The clinical process
Step 1
Select a suitable surrogate mother, performing the strictest medical tests and analyses.
Step 2
Performing in-vitro fertilization and embryo transfer to the surrogate mother.
Step 3
Follow up on pregnancy, with detailed testing and prescription of medication.