Dual Donor IVF Program
This program is intended for patients who cannot use their own gametes due to age-related decline, genetic conditions, oncological treatments, or other medical reasons. Both donor oocytes and donor sperm are used to create embryos, offering the possibility of parenthood despite the absence of viable personal reproductive cells.
Who is this program for?
Our program is designed for patients who require both donor eggs and donor sperm to achieve pregnancy.
Women with no viable oocytes
Women who have exhausted ovarian reserve or lack functional eggs due to age, premature ovarian insufficiency, or medical history.
Men with infertility factors
Cases where sperm is absent, non-functional, or genetic conditions prevent the safe use of own sperm.
Couples after cancer treatment
Patients whose fertility was affected by chemotherapy, radiation, or surgical interventions.
Couples with genetic risks
Partners with severe hereditary conditions who prefer donor gametes to avoid transmission to the child.
Who is this program for?
Our program is designed for patients who require both donor eggs and donor sperm to achieve pregnancy.
Women with no viable oocytes
Women who have exhausted ovarian reserve or lack functional eggs due to age, premature ovarian insufficiency, or medical history
Men with infertility factors
Cases where sperm is absent, non-functional, or genetic conditions prevent the safe use of own sperm
Couples after cancer treatment
Patients whose fertility was affected by chemotherapy, radiation, or surgical interventions.
Couples with genetic risks
Partners with severe hereditary conditions who prefer donor gametes to avoid transmission to the child
How the program works
We provide full-cycle assistance — from donor selection to embryo transfer — with medical, genetic, and emotional support at every step
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Initial evaluation
Male: complete clinical and diagnostic assessment, including hormonal profile, infectious disease screening, ultrasound, and specialist consultations.
Female: general health tests and infectious disease screening.
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Donor selection
- Couples may choose from our donor bank of over 250 egg donors and around 100 sperm donors
- Donors undergo medical, psychological, and genetic screening in line with international standards
- Selection can be based on phenotype (appearance, ethnicity, blood group, etc.)
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Biomaterial availability
Frozen donor eggs and sperm can be used immediately. If needed, a fresh donor stimulation cycle can be organized to provide fresh oocytes.
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Fertilization
Donor eggs are fertilized with donor sperm using IVF or ICSI.
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Embryo culture
Embryos are cultured in the laboratory for 5–6 days until they reach the blastocyst stage.
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Genetic testing (if indicated)
Preimplantation genetic testing (PGT-A) may be performed to detect chromosomal abnormalities before transfer.
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Embryo transfer or freezing
- Embryos can be transferred into the recipient’s uterus.
- Surplus embryos can be cryopreserved for future attempts or storage.
Countries for treatment
For your convenience, we offer IVF programs in different countries, each with its own advantages and limitations
Slovakia
Embryo transfer is possible in the uterine cavity of a woman up to 53 years old.
Spain
Embryo transfer is possible in the uterine cavity of a woman under the age of 51.
Guaranteed programs available
For couples who are married or in a relationship (including a civil marriage).
Georgia
Embryo transfer is possible in the uterine cavity of a woman under the age of 54.
Guaranteed programs available
Surrogacy programs available
F.A.Q.
Get answers to common questions about our IVF program
Can we choose both egg and sperm donors?
Yes. You may select both donors from our catalog based on phenotype, medical compatibility, and personal preferences.
How are donors screened?
All donors undergo medical, psychological, and genetic evaluation, ensuring their suitability for reproductive programs.
What options are available after embryo culture?
Embryos can be transferred in the same cycle or frozen for delayed transfer, genetic testing, or future use.
Is fresh donor material better than frozen?
Both fresh and vitrified eggs or sperm are effective. Fresh cycles may provide more embryos, while frozen material allows faster program start.
What is the success rate of this program?
Success rates are generally high since both gametes come from young, healthy, and carefully screened donors.
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Medically Reviewed by:
Dr. Kateryna Kasian
MD, obstetrician-gynecologist
Last Updated:
October 20, 2025
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