Advanced IVF technique to improve embryo implantation chances and success rates.
Book AppointmentAssisted hatching is a specialized IVF laboratory procedure in which the outer layer of the embryo (zona pellucida) is carefully opened. This helps the embryo to hatch and attach more easily to the uterine wall.
It is especially beneficial for couples with repeated IVF failures, women above 35 years, or embryos with thick outer shells.
Helps embryos attach better to the uterus for pregnancy success.
Often recommended for women with previous IVF failures.
Performed under expert embryologists using precise technology.
The process involves carefully creating a small opening in the embryo’s outer shell to aid implantation.
Healthy embryos are selected for the procedure.
A laser or chemical method is used to open the zona pellucida.
The embryo is then transferred into the uterus.
The embryo hatches naturally and attaches to the uterine wall.
Assisted hatching is an advanced IVF support method that increases the chances of pregnancy for selected patients.
Yes, when performed by skilled embryologists, it is considered safe and effective.
Women above 35, patients with failed IVF cycles, or embryos with thick zona pellucida.
No, but it significantly improves the chances of implantation and success.
No, it is recommended only for selected cases after doctor’s evaluation.
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