SURROGACY
Carrying Dreams. Creating Families. Sharing Love.
Surrogacy is a compassionate reproductive option where a woman, the surrogate, carries and delivers a baby for individuals or couples unable to conceive or carry a pregnancy themselves. It involves medical, legal, and emotional collaboration between the intended parents and the surrogate. Through gestational surrogacy, the embryo is created using IVF, often with the intended parents’ genetic material. This process offers a deeply rewarding path to parenthood, allowing families to grow with the help of a generous and supportive surrogate partner.
Step By Step Process
Guided Journey. Shared Hope. Loving Delivery.
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Initial Consultation & Matching :
Intended parents meet with fertility specialists and agencies to discuss goals, then are carefully matched with a qualified, willing surrogate who shares their values. -
Legal Agreements :
Legal contracts are created to protect both parties, clearly outlining parental rights, responsibilities, medical decisions, and compensation, ensuring clarity and trust throughout the journey. -
Medical Screening & IVF Preparation :
The surrogate undergoes thorough medical evaluation and hormone therapy to prepare her uterus for embryo transfer, while the intended parents' embryos are created via IVF. -
Embryo Transfer & Pregnancy Monitoring :
A healthy embryo is transferred to the surrogate’s uterus. Pregnancy is confirmed and closely monitored with regular checkups to ensure a healthy development. -
Delivery & Legal Parentage :
The surrogate gives birth in a supportive medical setting. Legal parentage is established, and the baby is lovingly united with the intended parents.
FAQS
Carrying Dreams, Creating Families with Care
If pregnancy isn't possible due to medical or personal reasons, surrogacy offers a fulfilling, legal path to parenthood with medical and emotional support throughout the journey.
Agencies conduct thorough background, medical, and psychological screenings to match intended parents with a responsible, healthy surrogate who shares their goals and expectations.
The surrogate receives hormone treatments to prepare her uterus, followed by embryo transfer and regular prenatal care to support a healthy pregnancy.
Most surrogacy journeys encourage open communication, updates, and participation in medical appointments to help build a strong, trusting relationship between both parties.
The baby is handed over to the intended parents, and legal documentation ensures they are recognized as the child’s legal guardians immediately after birth.
Support is offered to both the surrogate and intended parents through counseling and follow-ups, helping everyone adjust emotionally after the powerful surrogacy experience.