In Vitro Fertilization With ICSI

Step 1. Inquiry 

Contact us through our website or email. Get a free video call with Dr. Demián Glujovsky, who will discuss with you all the available options, success rates, preliminary treatment plans, and full pricing.

Step 2. Follow up 

Get instructions for the following steps and the list of medical tests and examinations recommended.

Step 3. Pre-Treatment 

Send us relevant test and examination results and discuss them with Dr. Demián Glujovsky. Get the necessary documentation and a detailed schedule.

Step 4. Controlled ovarian hyperstimulation (first part)

The female patient starts taking contraceptive pills for 2-3 weeks. Five days later, she will have an ultrasound and blood work. If those results are fine, she will start taking the subcutaneous medication for 5-8 days (with transvaginal ultrasound and blood work every 2-3 days). 

Only one visit (10-14 days)

Step 5. Controlled ovarian hyperstimulation (second part)

The female patient arrives in Buenos Aires and stays for 3-7 days. In that period, visits the clinic 1-2 times and meets Dr. Glujovsky in person. She comes accompanied by her male partner (who stays 1-7 days in Buenos Aires). Sperm collection (and eventual sperm vitrification, if needed). Discussion of the treatment plan. Signing consent forms and agreements. Payment. The male partner can fly back home one day after arriving if needed.

Step 6. Egg retrieval & embryo development (5 days) 

IVF/ICSI. Embryo development until blastocyst stage.

Step 7. Embryo transfer

Embryo transfer is performed five days after the donor egg retrieval. It takes just 30-60 minutes. The female patient flies back home after the embryo transfer.

Step 8. Pregnancy result 

On day 9 after the embryo transfer, the patient has an HCG test.

* The treatment plan is a statistically average model designed for your convenience when planning your trip to Argentina. It may undergo changes both in terms of time-limits and its content depending on the factual health condition of every individual patient.