Surgical sperm retrieval (TESA / PESA)
For difficult retrieval or obstructive azoospermia, sperm is obtained by testicular (TESA) or epididymal (PESA) puncture for use in IVF/ICSI. Performed by the andrology and ART team.
Surgical Sperm Retrieval (TESA / PESA)
For difficult retrieval or obstructive azoospermia: sperm by puncture.
PROCESS · Full journey
From first consultation to post-return follow-up
We advance step by step, with clear deliverables at each stage
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1
Remote consultation
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.
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2
Visa & trip preparation
Confirm entry policy; book refundable flights and accommodation.
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3
First trip to Georgia · consultation
Arrive in Tbilisi, airport pickup, hospital consultation and re-check, sign informed consent.
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4
Stimulation
Stimulation starts on days 1–3 of the cycle; 3–4 ultrasounds monitor follicle growth.
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5
Trigger & egg/sperm retrieval
Trigger shot; egg retrieval ~36h later (general anesthesia, ~15–20 min); sperm collected the same time.
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6
Fertilization & blastocyst culture
IVF/ICSI fertilization; blastocyst culture 5–6 days.
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7
PGT screening (optional)
Embryo biopsy sent for testing; results in 7–14 days (you may return home meanwhile).
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8
Second trip · embryo transfer
After endometrial readiness, transfer a healthy blastocyst; stay 1–2 days.
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9
Pregnancy test & care
10–14 days after transfer, blood HCG; if positive, follow-up care as advised.
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10
Return & follow-up
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.
This page is for information only, not medical advice, and we promise no treatment outcome.
