Laser Assisted Hatching
A lab technique used to help the embryo implant more effectively.
Technical Benefits
Technical Excellence
Small, precise adjustments in the lab can make a life-changing difference for your success.
- High precision laser
- Safe for embryos
- Post-failure solution
What is Laser Assisted Hatching?
Before an embryo can implant in the uterine lining, it must "hatch" from its outer protective shell, called the zona pellucida. Laser Assisted Hatching uses a highly focused laser to create a small opening in this shell, making it easier for the embryo to emerge and implant.
When is it Recommended?
This technique is often recommended for women over 37, couples with previous failed IVF cycles, or cases where the embryo's outer shell appears unusually thick or hard. It is a precise method to give the embryo a "head start" in the implantation process.
Technical Precision in Our Lab
We use a state-of-the-art non-contact laser system that is safe for the embryo. The procedure is performed by expert embryologists just before the embryo transfer, ensuring minimal exposure and maximum potential for success.
Success Rates
Clinical studies have shown that Laser Assisted Hatching can significantly improve pregnancy rates in specific patient groups. Dr. Nalini Gupta personally reviews every case to determine if this technology can provide a clear advantage for your journey.
Technical Advantage
Explore how advanced laser technology can help improve your implantation success. Schedule a talk today.
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