Pune's Trusted Surrogacy Center — Legal, Ethical, and Medically Guided Path to Parenthood, with Proven Success Rates.
Gestational surrogacy is a form of IVF-based treatment where another woman — the surrogate — carries and delivers a pregnancy on behalf of intended parents who are medically unable to do so themselves. An embryo is first created in the lab using the intended parents' own eggs and sperm, or donor gametes where medically necessary, and this embryo is then placed into the surrogate's uterus. Because her own eggs play no part in the process, the surrogate carries no genetic connection to the baby. This route is generally considered a medically appropriate option when: The uterus is absent or has been surgically removed Severe uterine abnormalities exist, such as extensive fibroids or Asherman's syndrome An underlying medical condition makes carrying a pregnancy dangerous, such as serious heart disease IVF cycles have failed repeatedly despite consistently good embryo quality There's a history of repeated, unexplained, and severe pregnancy loss Every surrogacy plan is personal — your doctor will recommend the right path based on your diagnosis, medical history, and fertility goals.
It's one of the most effective and widely used fertility treatments today, often recommended when other, simpler options haven't worked or aren't suitable for your specific diagnosis.
Every IVF journey is personal — your doctor will recommend the right protocol based on your diagnosis, age, and individual fertility history.
Surrogacy is usually explored once carrying a pregnancy personally isn't medically possible or advisable. Here are the situations where speaking with a specialist about this path makes sense
Women born without a uterus, or who've had it removed for medical reasons, can still have a biological child through surrogacy using their own eggs.
Conditions such as extensive fibroids or Asherman's syndrome can make the uterus unable to sustain a pregnancy safely.
When an existing condition, such as significant heart disease, makes pregnancy genuinely risky, surrogacy offers a safer path to parenthood.
When high-quality embryos keep failing to result in a pregnancy despite multiple attempts, surrogacy may be the next appropriate step.
Couples who've faced repeated, unexplained pregnancy loss that hasn't responded to other treatment may find surrogacy to be the safer route forward.
Individuals or couples who cannot carry a pregnancy themselves due to their family structure may find surrogacy the most direct path to having a biological child, subject to applicable legal eligibility.
IWomen who've undergone radiation, chemotherapy, or surgery that has left the uterus unable to carry a pregnancy can still have a genetically related child through surrogacy.
When advanced maternal age or a structural uterine issue makes carrying a pregnancy to term unsafe or unlikely to succeed, surrogacy offers a medically guided alternative.
Surrogacy can feel like a lot to take in. Here's how our team walks you through it, from your first consultation to bringing your baby home.
Both intended parents undergo a complete medical evaluation to confirm surrogacy is the right and medically necessary path for your case.
Surrogacy in India is governed by the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act. Our legal team guides you through every document required to stay fully compliant with government rules.
We help match you with a surrogate who has been thoroughly screened medically and psychologically, meeting every legal and health requirement for a safe pregnancy.
The intended mother, or an egg donor, undergoes ovarian stimulation and egg retrieval. These eggs are fertilised with the intended father's sperm in our lab to create viable embryos .
The surrogate's uterine lining is prepared with medication, and once ready, the best-quality embryo is transferred into her uterus.
Once pregnancy is confirmed, the surrogate receives complete antenatal care, nutritional guidance, and regular monitoring from our obstetric team throughout the nine months.
Delivery is coordinated at a fully equipped maternity facility, and the baby is handed over to you, the intended parents, immediately after birth — the moment this entire journey has been building toward .
We follow ICMR guidelines and the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act closely, so your entire journey stays legally protected and fully transparent.
From your first consultation through legal paperwork, surrogate matching, IVF, pregnancy care, and delivery — everything is managed under one roof.
Every surrogate in our program goes through rigorous medical, psychological, and background checks to ensure a safe environment for your baby.
Our lab is equipped to create and transfer the highest quality embryos possible, directly supporting your chances of success.
You'll get a clear, itemised breakdown of medical, legal, and surrogate-care costs upfront — no hidden surprises along the way.
A dedicated coordinator stays with you throughout the journey, offering regular updates and support across the full nine-month process. .
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IVF Procedure Explained (Hindi)
Yes, every procedure is carried out under close medical supervision using advanced reproductive technology and strict clinical protocols.
It's generally recommended for women without a functioning uterus, those with severe uterine conditions, those for whom pregnancy poses serious health risks, or couples who've faced repeated unexplained IVF or pregnancy loss.
No. In gestational surrogacy, the embryo is created using the intended parents' (or donors') eggs and sperm, so the surrogate carries no genetic connection to the child.
Yes, surrogacy is legal when conducted strictly within the framework of the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act. Our legal team ensures your entire process stays fully compliant.
Every surrogate goes through detailed medical, psychological, and background screening before being matched, to ensure a safe pregnancy for both her and your baby.
Most patients return to normal activity within 24 to 48 hours after the egg retrieval procedure.
Timelines vary by case, but the process typically spans legal documentation, surrogate matching, the IVF cycle, and a full nine-month pregnancy — your coordinator will walk you through a realistic timeline early on.
Costs depend on the legal process, surrogate care, and medical protocols involved. We provide a clear, itemised cost breakdown upfront, with zero-cost EMI options available
Yes, a dedicated surrogacy coordinator keeps you informed with regular updates and is available to support you throughout the entire journey.
Yes, it's often integrated alongside an IVF or frozen embryo transfer (FET) cycle to support implantation, based on your doctor's assessment and treatment timeline.
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