For a single man creating embryos for his surrogacy journey
This route begins with the intended father’s medical review and donor selection. The clinic creates embryos using his sperm and donor eggs, after which suitable embryos enter the surrogate-transfer pathway.
What the programme covers
Intended-father medical review
The clinic reviews sperm testing, infectious-disease screening, relevant medical history and the treatment plan before donor confirmation.
- Semen analysis and laboratory review
- Required blood testing
- Genetic consultation where indicated
- Consent and identity records
Egg-donor selection
Available profiles contain the programme information permitted for review. Medical suitability is determined by the clinic, while personal preferences guide the intended father’s selection.
- Profile review
- Medical and reproductive screening
- Donor confirmation
- Cycle scheduling
IVF and embryo development
Donor eggs are fertilised using the intended father’s sperm. The clinic manages embryo culture, cryopreservation and genetic testing when selected and medically appropriate.
- Egg retrieval and fertilisation
- Embryo culture
- PGT pathway where selected
- Embryo freezing and storage
Surrogate and post-birth pathway
Suitable embryos proceed to a screened gestational surrogate. Pregnancy support, delivery and sole-parent documentation are coordinated under the programme plan.
- Surrogate matching
- FET and pregnancy confirmation
- Monitoring and delivery
- Birth and passport support
Eligibility, scope and payment stages are confirmed in writing.
The programme confirms donor type, included donor cycle, IVF/ICSI scope, embryo testing, storage, transfer attempts, surrogate services and legal work. Donor availability and clinic acceptance are confirmed before scheduling.