If the doctor specializing in reproductive medicine, after having examined an infertile couple, prescribes assistance from a surrogate mother, the couple, in coordination with their IVF Tours Georgia personal managers, can choose a suitable surrogate mother from the IVF Tours Georgia database.

Just fill out and e-mail our application to receive your special passcode for accessing the donation and surrogacy database.

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Many women, in opting to become surrogate mothers, are driven by an altruistic motivation of helping infertile couples make their dreams of becoming parents come true. The IVF Tours Georgia team, for its part, seeks to identify and locate such women willing to help infertile couples make this dream come true.

The IVF Tours Georgia team has quite a vast database of surrogate mothers and donors which is updated on a regular basis. In cases of surrogacy, the database stores information about women 20-35 years of age who have one or more children of their own.

One of the key advantages of IVF Tours Georgia is its close cooperation with the ReproART Georgian-American Center which involves consistent and coordinated teamwork between the ReproART medical personnel and the IVF Tours Georgia’s coordinators for surrogate mothers.  The team for surrogacy care consists of the surrogacy coordinator, the ReproART professional medical specialist and the coordinator for patient relations who are in charge of surrogacy treatment and administrative processes related to the contract, payment, scheduling medical appointments and others.

The IVF Tours Georgia team of personal managers has years of experience in this area with its members being quite familiar with process management from the selection of a future surrogate mother through childbirth.

Our surrogate mothers are committed to carrying the fetuses and ensuring all of the necessary conditions for them throughout pregnancy alongside scrupulously following the instructions and prescriptions from their doctors and with the personal managers for IVF Tours Georgia playing a vital role in this process. They make sure that the doctors’ instructions and prescriptions are properly followed, monitor the process of scheduling doctor’s appointments, ensure the provision of necessary medications and maintain a 24/7 constant communication and contact.

Surrogate mothers maintain constant contact with the surrogacy coordinator of IVF Tours Georgia who helps them fill out applications, provides them with information about all of the procedures and ensures their full comfort throughout the surrogacy process.

After having selected a surrogate mother, the menstrual cycles of the surrogate mother and the future mother are synchronized so that the embryo may be transferred into the future mother’s uterus with a properly prepared endometrium.

As the ovarian follicles grow sufficiently enough, follicle aspiration is performed, a safe procedure to which patients respond very well.

The doctor identifies egg cells in the follicle liquid resulting from the aspiration procedure, tests them for their maturity stage and finally adds a sufficient amount of sperm for fertilization.

Egg fertilization is verified 18 hours after insemination and its development is monitored for a period between 24 and 72 hours.

The follicle aspiration procedure proper lasts 15-30 minutes with women patients put to sleep using IV anesthesia, this way making the egg cell aspiration a painless and safe procedure. After a few hours of rest under the doctor’s supervision following the procedure, the patient is discharged to return to her everyday activities. A follow-up ultrasound test is done a week later and the doctor examines the patient.

The best embryo is transferred into the surrogate mother’s uterus with a thin catheter in 3-4 days after fertilization under ultrasound monitoring. This painless procedure takes only a few minutes.

In cases of successful IVF procedures, embryos are kept in the laboratory for a period between 2 and 5 days or sometime even up to 6 days. On the 5^th day, the embryo develops into a blastocyst, this process allowing for the selection and transfer of 1-2 embryos, which is done to avoid multifetal pregnancy that is harmful for the surrogate mother and the fetus. The remaining embryos are frozen and may be used for achieving pregnancy in the future.

A pregnancy test is performed on the 9^th-11^th days after embryo transfer.

The legal procedures pertaining to surrogacy in Georgia are very simple. Importantly, the couple must be familiar with the surrogacy and donation laws in their respective countries and have information about the mechanisms for transporting their future children from Georgia. This information must be obtained from immigration lawyers in their own countries or their consulate. In addition, the IVF Tours Georgia team is standing by to provide them with information about Georgia’s legal procedures at any given stage of the process.

The surrogacy program with IVF Tours Georgia costs is 50-30 percent smaller than the cost for the same services in other countries. What we value most is providing couples with the latest reproductive methods and IVF services meeting high American standards in a timely, successful, and cost-efficient manner. For this very reason, we are sparing no efforts in making the surrogacy program affordable for every couple seeking infertility treatments and IVF services outside of their countries of residence.