Gentle guidance for transferring embryos at the optimal stage.
Book AppointmentBlastocyst Transfer is placing a 5–6 day old embryo, called a blastocyst, into the uterus. It allows embryos to develop more before transfer, improving chances of implantation.
Doctors carefully monitor embryos in the lab and choose the healthiest one for transfer.
The embryo develops for 5–6 days to reach blastocyst stage in the lab.
Doctors select the healthiest blastocyst for better implantation chances.
The blastocyst is placed softly into the uterus using a thin tube, ensuring comfort and safety.
The process involves several careful steps to ensure the best chance for pregnancy.
Medications help multiple eggs mature for retrieval.
Regular scans monitor growth.
Eggs are collected in a safe, planned procedure.
Done under mild sedation.
Eggs are fertilized and cultured for 5–6 days until blastocyst forms.
Embryos are monitored for quality.
Selected blastocyst is placed in the uterus; pregnancy test follows ~2 weeks later.
Gentle and precise procedure.
Timeline idea: stimulation 1–2 weeks → egg retrieval → embryo culture 5–6 days → blastocyst transfer → wait ~2 weeks for results.
This treatment is useful for patients wanting higher implantation success, those with prior IVF failures, or when selecting embryos carefully.
Mild discomfort may occur, but gentle procedures and sedation ensure safety and comfort.
Pregnancy test is usually done ~2 weeks after blastocyst transfer.
Yes, embryos are monitored carefully, and procedures are gentle and precise.
Patients with prior IVF failure, desire for higher success, or careful embryo selection needs.
Share your details and the team will guide next steps.
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