F.A.Q.

The length of your stay in Cyprus for IVF treatment typically depends on the specific stages of your treatment and your individual needs. Generally, for a standard IVF cycle, you can expect to stay for 7 to 10 days. Here's a typical breakdown: Day 1: Arrival and initial consultation. Day 2-5: Ovarian stimulation and monitoring (if necessary). Day 6-7: Egg retrieval and embryo transfer. Day 10: Pregnancy test and follow-up consultation. If you require additional procedures, such as egg or sperm donation, or if you are undergoing genetic screening, your stay might be slightly longer. Your IVF coordinator will provide you with a detailed schedule based on your treatment plan.  

When coming to Cyprus for IVF treatment, it's important to be well-prepared. Here’s a list of essential items you should bring: Valid Passport and Travel Documents: Ensure that you have all necessary travel documents, including your passport and any required visas for travel. Medical Records and Reports: Bring any previous medical records related to fertility, including blood tests, ultrasounds, and past IVF treatments. This will help your fertility doctor understand your medical history and plan the best treatment. Prescription Medications: If you are currently taking any prescribed medications, make sure to bring them with you. It’s also helpful to have a list of any current treatments, including dosages. Comfortable Clothing: Bring comfortable clothing for the duration of your stay. You may need to wear specific clothing for medical procedures, so bring comfortable, loose-fitting clothes for your consultations and treatments. Personal Identification: Bring a copy of your ID card and any other forms of identification you may need during your treatment. Travel Insurance and Health Coverage Information: If you have travel insurance or health coverage, make sure to bring relevant documents in case of emergencies. Cosmetics and Toiletries: Pack your regular toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, skincare products, etc.). Make sure to pack items you feel comfortable with, as this will be your home away from home. Comfort Items: You might want to bring personal items like a book, music, or anything else that will help make your stay more comfortable and relaxing. Cash or Credit Cards: Bring some local currency (Turkish Lira or Euro) or a credit card for convenience. Payments for medical treatments and additional services may be required. Other Specific Requests: If you have any special needs or requests (such as medical equipment or specific items for comfort), make sure to inform the clinic beforehand so they can help you prepare. By having everything ready, you’ll be able to focus on your treatment and ensure a smooth and comfortable experience during your stay in Cyprus.  

Yes, at Gynolife IVF, you will have a dedicated VIP IVF Coordinator throughout your entire journey. From the moment you arrive in Cyprus until the completion of your treatment, your coordinator will be your main point of contact. Your coordinator will assist you with every aspect of your IVF treatment, including: Arranging transportation to and from the clinic and the airport. Providing detailed information about your treatment schedule and what to expect at each stage. Answering any medical or logistical questions you may have during your stay. Offering personalized assistance in your preferred language, making sure you're comfortable and informed at all times. Supporting your emotional well-being, ensuring you feel cared for and confident throughout the process. You’ll be able to reach your coordinator easily by phone, email, or messaging, and they will be available to assist you 24/7. This ensures that you have all the support you need for a smooth and stress-free experience.  

IVF treatment does not always result in pregnancy, and while this can be disappointing, it’s important to know that there are several options and steps that can be taken if your IVF cycle is not successful: Consultation with Your Doctor: If your IVF cycle is unsuccessful, you will have a follow-up consultation with your fertility specialist. During this meeting, your doctor will review your treatment cycle in detail and discuss potential reasons for the failure. Embryo Freezing: If embryos were successfully created and frozen during the cycle, they can be thawed and transferred in a subsequent frozen embryo transfer (FET) cycle. This can be an excellent option for couples who have additional healthy embryos. Further Testing or Adjustments: In some cases, additional testing may be recommended to understand the cause of the failure. These could include genetic screenings, hormonal assessments, or a review of the woman’s uterine environment. Consideration of Donor Eggs or Sperm: If egg quality or sperm factors were contributing to the failure, you may consider using donor eggs or sperm. This can help improve the chances of success in subsequent IVF cycles. Repeat IVF Cycle: Many couples go on to have successful pregnancies after one or more IVF attempts. A second or third IVF cycle may be recommended to increase the chances of a successful outcome. Emotional Support and Counseling: IVF failure can be emotionally challenging, so it’s important to access support. Our clinic provides emotional counseling and support services to help you navigate this challenging time and make informed decisions about your next steps. Every individual and situation is unique, and at Gynolife IVF, we are committed to providing personalized care and support every step of the way. We understand how important this journey is, and we will work with you to help you achieve your dream of becoming a parent.

While there is no strict age limit for IVF treatment, the success rates of IVF are closely related to a woman’s age. Here are some important considerations regarding age and IVF: Optimal Age Range: IVF is generally most successful for women under 35, as fertility declines with age. Women in this age group tend to have higher quality eggs, which results in better outcomes for both egg retrieval and embryo development. 35-40 Years Old: Women between the ages of 35 and 45can still undergo IVF, but success rates begin to decline. The chances of successful fertilization and embryo implantation decrease, and the risk of miscarriage increases as age progresses. Over 40: IVF can still be an option for women over 45, but the success rates are lower due to factors such as reduced egg quality. For women in this age group, egg donation may be considered to improve the chances of success. However, many women in their 40s still successfully conceive with IVF, especially if they use donor eggs or frozen embryos. Egg Quality vs. Age: The decline in fertility as women age is primarily due to a decrease in the quality and quantity of eggs. This is why age is such an important factor. Women who are older may require additional interventions such as genetic testing (PGT) or egg donation to improve their chances of success. Male Age Consideration: While age is more significant for women, male fertility can also be impacted by age, although to a lesser degree. Men over the age of 40 may experience a decline in sperm quality, but IVF with sperm retrieval (ICSI) can still be a viable option. At Gynolife IVF, we believe that age should not be a barrier to your dreams of parenthood. We provide personalized treatment plans tailored to your specific needs and help guide you through the entire process with compassion and expertise. Whether you're under 35 or over 45, we are here to support you every step of the way.

The success rate of IVF (In Vitro Fertilization) varies based on several factors, but in general, IVF has an overall success rate of around 80% to 85% depending on individual circumstances. Here are some key points to consider: Age Factor: One of the most significant factors affecting IVF success rates is the woman's age. Women under 35 typically experience the highest success rates, with some clinics reporting success rates as high as 85% in this age group. As age increases, particularly after 40, success rates tend to decrease due to factors like reduced egg quality and quantity. Egg Quality and Quantity: The quality and quantity of eggs are crucial for a successful IVF outcome. Younger women typically have higher-quality eggs, which increases the chances of successful fertilization and embryo implantation. Embryo Quality: The quality of embryos plays a key role in IVF success. High-quality embryos are more likely to implant and develop into a healthy pregnancy. Techniques like PGT (Preimplantation Genetic Testing) can be used to assess embryo health, which can improve success rates by selecting the most viable embryos for transfer. Underlying Health Conditions: Factors such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), endometriosis, or male infertility can impact IVF success rates. At Gynolife IVF, we assess all underlying health conditions to tailor treatments that optimize chances of success. IVF Procedure Advancements: With advancements in IVF technology, including techniques like ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection), egg freezing, and embryo freezing, success rates have significantly improved over the years. These technologies allow for more precise fertilization and embryo selection, leading to better outcomes. Clinic Experience and Expertise: Success rates also depend on the experience and expertise of the fertility clinic and specialists. Clinics that offer advanced technologies, personalized care, and a thorough understanding of reproductive medicine tend to have higher success rates. At Gynolife IVF, we strive to provide the highest possible success rates through our advanced treatments, cutting-edge technology, and expert care. We understand that every journey is unique, and we are dedicated to helping you achieve your dream of parenthood, no matter what your starting point may be. Our fertility specialists will guide you every step of the way, maximizing your chances for a successful IVF outcome.