Surrogacy
In surrogacy, a woman called a surrogate carries and gives birth to the child of a couple wanting to become parents. The assisted reproductive technology used in surrogacy IVF(In vitro fertilization). Before surrogacy, the couple should get knowledge about everything like legal issues and medical issues.
What We Do
Surrogacy is an advanced fertility option where another woman (the surrogate) carries and delivers a baby on behalf of intended parents. We coordinate and manage the entire surrogacy process with legal, medical, and emotional care. From selecting a suitable surrogate and handling legal agreements to embryo transfer and prenatal care, our team ensures transparency, safety, and support at every stage. Our goal is to help you fulfill your dream of parenthood through a respectful, ethical, and well-guided journey.
How We Help You
We walk beside you on your surrogacy journey with expert guidance, care, and full transparency. From matching you with a suitable surrogate to managing medical procedures, legal formalities, and emotional support, our team ensures a smooth and secure process. We handle every detail with sensitivity and professionalism—so you can focus on the joy of becoming a parent, knowing you're in safe, experienced hands.
Planning For A Baby?
If traditional paths to parenthood feel out of reach, surrogacy can be a beautiful and fulfilling option. Whether due to medical challenges, repeated IVF failures, or other reasons, surrogacy offers hope by allowing another woman to carry your child with love and care. With expert coordination, legal safeguards, and compassionate guidance, we’re here to make your dream of becoming a parent a reality—safely, ethically, and with complete support every step of the way.
Procedure
The surrogacy process begins with medical screening and legal agreements between the intended parents and the surrogate. Once the surrogate is approved, IVF is performed to create an embryo using the intended parents’ or donors’ eggs and sperm. The embryo is then transferred into the surrogate’s uterus. Throughout the pregnancy, the surrogate receives regular medical care and monitoring. After delivery, the baby is handed over to the intended parents, completing the journey with proper legal documentation and emotional support.
