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Surrogacy

The new and innovative family building option.

For many, the path to parenthood is not always how they may have envisioned, especially after experiencing a long road of infertility. Surrogacy happens to be that ray of hope in the life of childless couples.

Giving birth does not make you a mother, you earn that title by giving your child unconditional love, care and nurturing.

How does Surrogacy work?

In Gestational surrogacy, a surrogate or a gestational carrier does not have a genetic tie to the child she carries.
The intended patents undergo in-vitro fertilisation to form embryos which are transferred to the surrogate. In certain circumstances one of the intended parent(s) will contribute their egg or sperm but a donor sperm or donor egg or even a donated embryo is used in the process.

How is it done?

Your Surrogacy process begins with an in-clinic consultation with our fertility specialist

Step 1

Choosing your surrogate

We will be sharing a database of women from surrogate agencies who would be willing to carry your embryo full term.

Step 2

Surrogate's Fertility assessment

Once you’ve chosen a surrogate, we will bring them in for a fertility evaluation. This helps us put together a thorough plan to understand where she stands, if she is suitable and what will be needed to prepare her womb for a successful and healthy gestation.

Step 3

Legalities

Once you have finalised your surrogate and she clears the health checks, a legal attorney will be involved to draw up a contract between Grace Fertility, the intended parents and the surrogate.

Step 4

IVF (In-Vitro Fertilization)

Meanwhile, we will get started on your IVF procedure to form your biological embryos.
Learn more here.

Step 5

Womb Preparation

We will put the surrogate on medication to prepare her endometrial lining so that once the embryo is transferred, the implantation is successful.

Step 6

Embryo Transfer

Your embryo that was created through IVF, will be transferred into the surrogate’s uterus. This is a quick 5-10 minute non surgical procedure.

Step 7

Pregnancy Test

2 weeks after the embryo transfer, we will test the surrogate for pregnancy to ensure the embryo has implanted and has started growing into a foetus.

Step 8

Regular Checkups

Throughout the 9-month gestation of the surrogate, we will be monitoring her closely every 10 days to ensure the health of your child.

Step 9

Delivery

The surrogate will deliver the baby under our supervision at a hospital of your choice and the child will immediately be handed over to you.

Have questions? Reach us for a free consultation.

You should always be in a position where you have options on your hand instead of irreversible consequences. 

The Grace Fertility Network

Gurugram, Haryana

Grace Fertility Centre
F-01, near Hong Kong Bazaar
Sushant Lok II, Sector 57
Gurugram, Haryana 122001

New Gurugram, Haryana

Grace Fertility Centre
F-122, Sapphire 83, Sector 83
Gurugram, Haryana

Jammu, Jammu & Kashmir

Marble Market Rd, opposite Jain Builder, Trikuta Nagar, Jammu, Jammu and Kashmir 180012

Faridabad, Haryana

Hope clinic (Partner)
3216, Housing Board Colony,
60ft. Road, Sector 3
Opp. Dr P.K. Agarwal

Bhiwadi, Rajasthan

Soni Hospital 6 (Partner)
734, Shivaji  Marg, near S.P. Office, Sector 6
Bhiwadi, Rajasthan 301019

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Disclaimer: As per “Pre-Conception & Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (Regulation and prevention of Misuse) Act, 1994”, Gender Selection and Determination is strictly prohibited and is a criminal offence. Our centres strictly do not entertain or provide sex selection or determination. Grace Fertility is a healthcare brand providing Fertility care services. All counselling services are provided by a licensed medical professional.

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