For severe male infertility: a single sperm injected directly into the egg under microscopy.
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI; IMSI uses high-magnification sperm selection) suits severe male infertility: a single sperm is injected directly into the egg to raise fertilization rate.
Checklist guidance, hospital technology and process explanation, travel coordination. Medical decisions are made by physicians.
We advance step by step, with clear deliverables at each stage
Via the website/email, send both partners’ basic reports (AMH, hormone panel, ultrasound, semen analysis, karyotype, infectious screening); the hospital assesses remotely and drafts a preliminary plan.
Confirm entry policy; book refundable flights and accommodation.
Arrive in Tbilisi, airport pickup, hospital consultation and re-check, sign informed consent.
Stimulation starts on days 1–3 of the cycle; 3–4 ultrasounds monitor follicle growth.
Trigger shot; egg retrieval ~36h later (general anesthesia, ~15–20 min); sperm collected the same time.
IVF/ICSI fertilization; blastocyst culture 5–6 days.
Embryo biopsy sent for testing; results in 7–14 days (you may return home meanwhile).
After endometrial readiness, transfer a healthy blastocyst; stay 1–2 days.
10–14 days after transfer, blood HCG; if positive, follow-up care as advised.
Prenatal care in China from week 12; birth certificate/return documents (surrogacy per Georgia law). Total ~45–60 days (1–2 trips, 20–30 days each).
The above is a standard process illustration; the actual pace is adjusted to your individual situation and confirmed with your advisor.
