Genetic & Implantation Support
What is genetic and implantation support?
Sometimes a healthy embryo alone isn’t enough — the embryo and the womb must connect at the right time, in the right conditions. Genetic and implantation support brings together tests and treatments that improve both embryo quality and the womb’s readiness, giving the embryo its best chance to implant and grow.
What does it include?
It combines genetic testing of embryos (PGT/PGS) to select the healthiest embryo, the ERA test to time the transfer to your personal window of implantation, and measures to prepare the uterine lining — from hormonal support to treatments that improve blood flow and receptivity.
When is it recommended?
It’s especially helpful after repeated IVF failures or recurrent miscarriage, in women of advanced age, or where a genetic condition or a thin or unreceptive uterine lining may be affecting success.
How does it improve success?
By ensuring a chromosomally healthy embryo is placed at the right time, in a well-prepared womb, this combined approach raises implantation and pregnancy rates while lowering the risk of miscarriage — addressing the hidden reasons behind previous failures.
Have any questions?
FAQs
Why did my previous IVF cycles fail despite good embryos?
Often the reason is timing or lining receptivity rather than the embryo itself. Genetic and implantation support helps identify and correct these hidden factors.
Are these tests and treatments safe?
Yes they’re well-established, minimally invasive, and carried out under specialist care, with your comfort and safety prioritised throughout.
Will I need all of these together?
Not always. We recommend only what’s relevant to your situation.
Does this guarantee pregnancy?
No test can promise success, but by addressing embryo quality, timing, and the womb together, it meaningfully improves your chance of a healthy pregnancy.
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