IVF Treatment

Ankara IVF Treatment

The desire to have a child is one of the most natural wishes for couples. However, sometimes achieving pregnancy naturally may not be possible for various reasons. Infertility can be a challenging process for couples, both emotionally and socially. Fortunately, thanks to advances in medical science, there are many treatment methods that offer hope to couples struggling with infertility. IVF treatment (In Vitro Fertilization) is one of the best known and most effective of these methods. Essentially, it is the process of fertilizing a woman’s eggs (oocytes) with a man’s sperm in a laboratory setting and transferring the resulting embryo (fertilized egg) into the mother’s uterus. IVF is a treatment method with complex stages that requires special expertise, technology, and laboratory conditions. For couples considering this journey, understanding every step of the process, managing expectations correctly, and proceeding alongside a reliable guide are of great importance. At her clinic in Ankara, Prof. Dr. Nuray Bozkurt guides couples experiencing infertility through initial evaluation, counseling, and treatment options, and when IVF treatment is needed, helps them understand the process and refers them to experienced and reliable IVF centers in Ankara.

What Is IVF Treatment? Who Is It Suitable For?

IVF means “fertilization outside the body.” It is based on bringing together eggs taken from the woman and sperm taken from the man in a laboratory setting to achieve fertilization, then selecting the resulting embryos and placing them into the prospective mother’s uterus. This method was developed to overcome the obstacles to natural pregnancy.

IVF treatment may be recommended for couples in the following situations:

  • Female-Related Causes:
    • Blocked or Damaged Tubes: The fallopian tubes being blocked, damaged, or removed due to previous infections (PID), surgeries, or endometriosis.
    • Advanced Maternal Age: A decreased chance of pregnancy through natural means or simpler treatments due to reduced egg number and quality, especially after age 38-40.
    • Diminished Ovarian Reserve: The ovaries producing fewer or lower-quality eggs than expected (low AMH, high FSH).
    • Endometriosis: The presence of uterine lining tissue outside the uterus (especially in advanced stages or when other treatments have failed).
    • Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS): Cases where ovulation problems do not respond to drug treatments or are accompanied by other factors.
    • Unexplained Infertility: Cases where, despite all investigations, the cause of infertility cannot be found and other treatment methods (e.g., insemination) have failed.
  • Male-Related Causes:
    • Severe Abnormalities in Sperm Count, Motility, or Morphology: Cases of severe oligospermia (low sperm count), asthenospermia (low motility), or teratospermia (abnormal morphology). In these cases, IVF is usually performed together with ICSI (microinjection).
    • Azoospermia: The complete absence of sperm in the semen. If sperm can be obtained from the testes through surgical methods (TESE, TESA), IVF-ICSI can be performed.
  • Other Causes:
    • Carrying a Genetic Disease: If one or both partners carry a genetic disease that could be passed on to the child, IVF can be performed with genetic testing (PGT) on the embryos to select a healthy embryo.
    • Failure of Other Treatments: Failure to achieve pregnancy despite several attempts with simpler methods such as ovulation induction or intrauterine insemination (IUI).
    • Cervical Factor: Conditions that prevent sperm from passing into the uterus.

Stages of IVF Treatment: A Step-by-Step Process

IVF treatment consists of carefully planned stages that include an intensive treatment period of approximately 2-3 weeks, followed by a waiting period:

1. Initial Evaluation and Preparation (Usually the Part Managed by Prof. Dr. Nuray Bozkurt):

  • A detailed medical and reproductive history is taken from the couple.
  • For the woman, a gynecological examination, ultrasonography (evaluation of the uterus and ovaries), and hormone tests (FSH, LH, E2, prolactin, TSH on specific days of the menstrual cycle, and AMH to indicate ovarian reserve) are performed.
  • If necessary, hysterosalpingography (HSG), saline infusion sonography (SIS), or hysteroscopy may be requested for a detailed evaluation of the uterine cavity.
  • A semen analysis (spermiogram) is performed for the man.
  • Infection screenings (Hepatitis B, C, HIV, etc.) are performed.
  • All results are evaluated to determine a personalized treatment protocol for the couple, and detailed information about the process is provided. If necessary, lifestyle changes (quitting smoking, losing weight, etc.) are recommended. At this stage, Prof. Dr. Nuray Bozkurt can guide the couple in choosing a suitable IVF center for treatment.

2. Controlled Ovarian Stimulation (At the IVF Center):

  • The goal is to obtain a larger number of quality eggs for treatment, instead of the single egg that normally develops each month.
  • Daily hormone injections (usually medications containing FSH and/or HMG), started on specific days of the menstrual cycle and lasting approximately 8-14 days, are used. Additional medications (GnRH antagonists or agonists) are also added to the protocol to prevent premature ovulation.
  • During this process, the growth of the egg sacs (follicles) is closely monitored with frequent vaginal ultrasounds and blood E2 (estrogen) level measurements. Medication doses are adjusted according to these follow-ups.

3. Trigger Shot and Egg Retrieval (OPU – Oocyte Pick-Up – At the IVF Center):

  • When the follicles reach the desired size (usually 17-20 mm), a “trigger shot” (hCG or GnRH agonist) is administered to complete egg maturation.
  • Approximately 34-36 hours after this injection, under light anesthesia (sedation or light general anesthesia) and guided by vaginal ultrasound, the ovaries are entered with a thin needle and the mature eggs are aspirated (collected) along with the follicular fluid. The procedure usually takes 15-30 minutes.

4. Fertilization in the Laboratory (At the IVF Center):

  • On the same day, a sperm sample is collected from the man (or previously frozen sperm is used) and prepared in the laboratory through special processing.
  • The collected eggs and the prepared sperm are brought together for fertilization:
    • Conventional IVF: The eggs and a sufficient number of motile sperm are placed in the same culture dish, and the sperm is allowed to fertilize the egg spontaneously.
    • ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection – Microinjection): This is preferred especially when there are serious problems with sperm count, motility, or morphology, or when fertilization failure has occurred in previous IVF attempts. Under a microscope, a single healthy sperm is selected and injected directly into a mature egg using a very fine needle.
  • After the fertilization process, the number of eggs that have fertilized (formed embryos) is checked the next day.

5. Embryo Development and Monitoring (Embryo Culture – At the IVF Center):

  • The fertilized eggs (now called embryos) are grown for 3 to 5 days (sometimes 6-7 days) in special culture media in incubators that mimic the mother’s uterus.
  • Embryologists regularly monitor the division rate, cell number, and quality of the embryos under a microscope. The highest-quality embryos with the greatest potential to implant in the uterus are selected for transfer. Transfer of embryos that have reached the blastocyst stage on day 5 or 6 is generally preferred.

6. Embryo Transfer (ET – At the IVF Center):

  • The selected one, or (rarely) two, embryos are carefully placed into the uterus by passing them through the cervix with the help of a thin, soft catheter.
  • The procedure is usually painless, does not require anesthesia, and is performed under ultrasound guidance. A short rest period is recommended after the transfer.

7. Luteal Phase Support:

  • To support the implantation of the embryo in the uterus and the continuation of pregnancy, progesterone hormone (vaginal gel/capsule, injection, or oral) and sometimes estrogen supplementation are started from the day of embryo transfer. This support continues until the pregnancy test and, if pregnancy occurs, usually through the first 8-12 weeks.

8. Pregnancy Test:

  • Approximately 10 to 14 days after embryo transfer, blood Beta-hCG levels are measured to definitively determine whether pregnancy has occurred.

What Factors Affect the Chance of Success in IVF Treatment?

Success in IVF treatment, meaning the rate of taking home a healthy baby, varies depending on many factors. The most important factors affecting success are as follows:

  • Woman’s Age: This is the most determining factor. Success rates decline after age 35, and especially after age 40, as egg number and quality decrease.
  • Ovarian Reserve: The number and quality of eggs obtained from the ovaries directly affects success.
  • Cause of Infertility: Some causes (e.g., advanced-stage endometriosis, severe male factor) can affect success more than others.
  • Sperm Quality: This is important especially when ICSI is not performed, or when sperm quality remains low despite ICSI.
  • Embryo Quality: The quality of the embryo developing in the laboratory determines its potential to implant in the uterus.
  • Condition of the Uterus: It is important for the uterine lining (endometrium) to be suitable for accepting the embryo, and for there to be no problems such as adhesions, polyps, or myomas (fibroids).
  • Previous IVF Attempts: Results obtained from previous attempts can be informative.
  • Lifestyle Factors: Smoking significantly reduces success. Being overweight or underweight can also negatively affect success. Healthy nutrition and stress management are important.
  • Experience of the IVF Center and Laboratory Quality: The technological equipment, laboratory conditions, and experience of the team (doctors, embryologists, nurses) at the center where the treatment is performed play a critical role in success. This is why Prof. Dr. Nuray Bozkurt’s referral to reliable centers in Ankara in this regard is important.
  • Number of Embryos Transferred: Transferring more than one embryo can increase the chance of pregnancy but also raises the risk of multiple pregnancy.

In general, while IVF pregnancy rates vary from center to center and couple to couple, rates of up to 40-60% per transfer are reported in younger age groups (under 35), and these rates decrease with advancing age.

Possible Risks and Side Effects of IVF Treatment

Although IVF treatment is generally a safe method, it can carry certain potential risks and side effects:

  • Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome (OHSS): This is a condition in which the body responds excessively to the hormone medications used to stimulate the ovaries. The ovaries enlarge significantly, and symptoms such as fluid accumulation in the abdomen, bloating, nausea, vomiting, and shortness of breath may occur. Mild and moderate forms are more common and usually resolve with supportive treatment. However, severe OHSS can rarely develop and may require treatments such as hospitalization or drainage of abdominal fluid. With close monitoring, the risk of OHSS can be managed and reduced.
  • Multiple Pregnancy: If more than one embryo is transferred, the risk of twins, triplets, or more increases. Multiple pregnancies carry higher risks than singleton pregnancies for both the mother (preeclampsia, gestational diabetes, threatened preterm labor) and the babies (preterm birth, low birth weight, developmental problems). For this reason, today, especially in younger patients, transfer of a single, high-quality embryo is generally recommended.
  • Risks of Egg Retrieval (OPU): Mild vaginal bleeding may occur during the procedure. Serious complications such as infection or needle injury to other pelvic organs (bowel, bladder, blood vessels) are very rare. There are also risks associated with anesthesia.
  • Ectopic Pregnancy: The risk of ectopic pregnancy in women undergoing IVF treatment is slightly higher than in the general population (approximately 1-2%). This is a condition in which the embryo implants in the tubes or elsewhere instead of the uterus.
  • Miscarriage Risk: The risk of miscarriage in pregnancies achieved through IVF is at levels similar to the risks in naturally occurring pregnancies, depending on the mother’s age.
  • Medication Side Effects: The hormone injections used can cause tenderness, redness, or bruising at the injection site. Temporary side effects such as headache, hot flashes, fatigue, bloating, and mood swings may also occur.
  • Birth Defects: In general, the risk of major birth defects in babies born through IVF may be very slightly elevated compared with babies born naturally, although it is not entirely clear whether this increase stems from the treatment itself or from the underlying causes of infertility.
  • Emotional and Financial Burden: The treatment process can be quite emotionally taxing for couples due to hormonal changes, waiting periods, and uncertainty about the outcome. It also requires a significant financial investment.

Prof. Dr. Nuray Bozkurt’s Guidance and Support in the IVF Process in Ankara

In a complex and sensitive process such as IVF treatment, having an experienced physician who will give you accurate information, evaluate your options, and guide you is invaluable. At her clinic in Ankara, Prof. Dr. Nuray Bozkurt provides support in the following areas to couples considering IVF or about to start this process:

  • Comprehensive Infertility Evaluation: She performs or organizes all the necessary initial tests (hormones, semen analysis, uterine evaluation, etc.) to identify the underlying causes or possible factors of infertility.
  • Treatment Options and Counseling: She reviews all test results together with you, explains the cause of infertility, and describes the treatment options suitable for you (ovulation monitoring, insemination, IVF, etc.) along with their advantages and disadvantages.
  • Guidance in Choosing the Right Center: Once the decision for IVF treatment is made, she informs you about experienced and reliable IVF centers in Ankara that use up-to-date technology, have high success rates, and adhere to ethical values, and helps you choose the right center.
  • Process Coordination (When Needed): Regarding your treatment process at the IVF center, she can, if necessary, stay in contact with the center and help coordinate the process.
  • Pre- and Post-Treatment Support: She is by your side to help optimize your health before starting IVF treatment (weight control, vitamin supplementation, etc.) and to manage the process afterward (especially if pregnancy occurs).
  • Pregnancy Follow-up: When pregnancy is achieved through IVF treatment, she monitors your pregnancy carefully and attentively. These pregnancies may need to be followed a little more closely in the beginning.
  • Empathetic and Accessible Support: She understands the emotional difficulties brought on by the IVF journey and supports you throughout the process. She provides accessible communication to answer your questions and address your concerns (0538 983 18 78)(0312 284 00 12).

If you are experiencing difficulties on the path to having a child and are considering IVF treatment as an option, the first step is a proper evaluation and expert guidance. To investigate the causes of your infertility, discuss your treatment options, and get detailed information about the IVF process, you can schedule a consultation with Prof. Dr. Nuray Bozkurt at our clinic in Ankara. To make an appointment, contact us at 0538 983 18 78. We are here to support you on this important and hopeful journey.

Frequently Asked Questions

IVF is the process of fertilizing a woman’s eggs with sperm in a laboratory and transferring the resulting embryo into the uterus. It is a suitable option in cases of blocked tubes, severe male factor infertility, advanced maternal age, unexplained infertility, endometriosis, or when other treatments have failed.

The process consists of preparation and evaluation, ovarian stimulation (with injections, approximately 8-14 days), egg retrieval (OPU), fertilization in the laboratory (IVF/ICSI), embryo culture (3-6 days), and embryo transfer. While the preparation period varies, the part from ovarian stimulation to the pregnancy test takes approximately 3-4 weeks.

Success rates vary from couple to couple and from center to center. The most important factor is the woman’s age; rates are higher at a young age (around 40-60%) and decrease with advancing age. Ovarian reserve, sperm quality, embryo quality, the cause of infertility, and the center’s experience are other important factors affecting success.

Egg retrieval (OPU) is usually painless because it is performed under light anesthesia (sedation or light general anesthesia). Mild groin pain may occur after the procedure. Embryo transfer, on the other hand, is generally painless and does not require anesthesia; it feels similar to a gynecological examination.

One of the most important risks is Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome (OHSS). Other risks include multiple pregnancy, ectopic pregnancy, rare complications related to the egg retrieval procedure (bleeding, infection), and medication side effects (bloating, headache, mood swings). OHSS is the ovaries’ excessive response to hormone medications and requires close monitoring.

Pregnancies achieved through IVF are generally monitored like normal pregnancies, although a little more caution is taken early on regarding the risk of ectopic pregnancy and multiple pregnancy. The risk of major birth defects in babies born through IVF may be very slightly elevated compared with those born naturally, but it is not clear whether this increase stems from the treatment or from the underlying cause of infertility. Overall, the risk is low.

Pregnancies achieved through IVF are generally monitored like normal pregnancies, although a little more caution is taken early on regarding the risk of ectopic pregnancy and multiple pregnancy. The risk of major birth defects in babies born through IVF may be very slightly elevated compared with those born naturally, but it is not clear whether this increase stems from the treatment or from the underlying cause of infertility. Overall, the risk is low.

To reduce the risk of multiple pregnancy (and its associated complications), today, single embryo transfer is generally preferred, especially in younger patients when good-quality embryos are available. Sometimes, two embryos may be transferred depending on the patient’s age, embryo quality, and previous attempts. The risk of multiple pregnancy increases as the number of embryos transferred increases.

The first step is to consult an experienced gynecology and obstetrics specialist to investigate the causes of infertility and learn about treatment options. Prof. Dr. Nuray Bozkurt performs the necessary initial evaluations at her clinic in Ankara, analyzes your specific situation, explains the treatment options, and refers you to reliable and successful centers in Ankara when IVF treatment is needed. You can call 0538 983 18 78 to consult about the process and make an appointment.

It is important to acknowledge that this process can be challenging. Communicate openly with your partner and support each other. Talk to trusted family members or friends. Try stress management techniques (meditation, yoga, etc.). Get accurate information about the process and treatment. Plan ahead financially and research treatment costs in advance. Do not hesitate to seek professional psychological support if needed.

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What Is IVF Treatment? Modern Assisted Reproduction Techniques in Ankara

IVF treatment (In Vitro Fertilization) is currently the assisted reproduction method that offers the most successful results for couples who want to have a child but cannot achieve pregnancy naturally. Essentially, it is the process of fertilizing eggs (oocytes) collected from the woman’s ovaries with the man’s sperm cells in a laboratory setting and transferring the resulting embryos into the uterus. In a city such as Ankara, a center of health tourism and advanced medical technology, Prof. Dr. Nuray Bozkurt manages this process to world standards with her clinical experience.

IVF treatment is not simply a matter of “making a baby in the laboratory”; it is a multi-stage journey customized to each couple’s story, in which hormonal balances are meticulously monitored and the most advanced embryology techniques are used. It is the most preferred treatment method in Ankara, especially in cases of advanced maternal age, low ovarian reserve, blocked tubes, severe male infertility, or unexplained infertility.

The Ankara IVF Treatment Process: A Step-by-Step Path to Success

A successful IVF process begins with an accurate diagnosis and a personalized protocol. At Prof. Dr. Nuray Bozkurt’s clinic in Ankara, each patient’s biological clock and hormonal profile are analyzed in detail, and the following steps are followed:

  • Preliminary Evaluation and Preparation: The couple’s medical history is reviewed, ovarian reserve tests (AMH, FSH) and semen analysis are performed, and the most suitable protocol is determined.

  • Ovarian Stimulation: Hormone medications started on the second or third day of the menstrual cycle stimulate the ovaries to produce multiple eggs. This process is closely monitored with ultrasound and blood tests at our clinic in Ankara.

  • Egg Retrieval (OPU): When the eggs mature, they are collected with a needle under anesthesia. This procedure is painless and brief.

  • Laboratory Stage and Fertilization: The collected eggs are fertilized with sperm using either conventional IVF or microinjection (ICSI). Embryo development is monitored by specialists in advanced embryology laboratories in Ankara.

  • Embryo Transfer: The highest-quality embryo or embryos that have developed are placed into the uterus in a painless procedure. This moment is the most critical and exciting step of the treatment.

Who Is IVF Treatment Suitable For? Infertility Diagnosis in Ankara

Ankara IVF applications first involve a thorough investigation of the underlying causes of infertility. IVF generally becomes an option when pregnancy does not occur despite regular unprotected intercourse for one year (or 6 months if the woman is over 35). The main conditions requiring IVF, within Prof. Dr. Nuray Bozkurt’s area of expertise, are as follows:

  • Blocked Tubes: When both fallopian tubes are blocked or damaged, the egg and sperm cannot meet naturally.

  • Advanced Endometrioma (Chocolate Cyst): IVF is the most effective solution in cases of endometriosis that negatively affect ovarian reserve and egg quality.

  • Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS): Success is achieved through controlled stimulation in patients with irregular ovulation who do not respond to other treatments.

  • Male Factor Infertility: When there is low sperm count, low motility, or morphological abnormalities, microinjection (ICSI) comes into play.

  • Unexplained Infertility: In cases where no concrete cause can be found despite all tests performed, IVF maximizes the chance of success.

  • Advanced Maternal Age: When egg reserve is diminished, it is critical to move to IVF protocols without wasting time.

What Is Microinjection (ICSI)? How It Differs From Conventional IVF

One of the advanced techniques most frequently applied within Ankara IVF treatment is the Microinjection (ICSI) method. In the conventional IVF method, the eggs and sperm are placed in a dish and fertilization is expected to occur spontaneously. In the microinjection method, however, a single selected sperm cell is placed directly into each egg using microscopic techniques in the laboratory.

This method produces revolutionary results, especially in men with poor sperm parameters or in couples who have experienced fertilization failure in previous IVF attempts. Prof. Dr. Nuray Bozkurt, emphasizing that embryology laboratory standards directly affect success at this point, manages this process with the most advanced technological infrastructure in Ankara.

IVF With Genetic Screening (PGT): Selecting a Healthy Embryo

Today, one of the most important innovations increasing the success of IVF in Ankara is the Preimplantation Genetic Testing (PGT) method. In this procedure, embryos are genetically screened before being transferred into the uterus.

  • PGT-A (Aneuploidy Screening): This is the examination of the embryo for numerical chromosomal abnormalities. It is used to select a healthy embryo, especially in women with recurrent miscarriages or in the advanced age group.

  • PGT-M (Single Gene Disorders): If there is a known hereditary disease in the family (Thalassemia, SMA, Cystic Fibrosis, etc.), it ensures that the baby is free of this disease.

This method not only increases the chance of pregnancy but also maximizes the likelihood of a healthy baby being born.

Factors Affecting Ankara IVF Success Rates

Success in IVF results from the combination of many variables. The key elements that increase success in Prof. Dr. Nuray Bozkurt’s clinical practice are as follows:

  1. Personalized Medication Protocol: Every woman’s ovarian response is different. Rather than a “standard dose,” protocols determined according to the patient’s AMH value and age determine success.

  2. Embryology Laboratory Quality: The embryos’ growth environment (incubators), air quality, and the precision of the techniques used.

  3. Transfer Technique: Performing the moment the embryo is placed into the uterus under ultrasound guidance, with minimal trauma.

  4. Lifestyle and Supportive Treatments: Factors such as vitamin supplementation, balanced nutrition, and stress management increase the likelihood that the endometrium (uterine lining) will accept the embryo.

Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) and the Uterine Resting Method

One of the most important strategies that has increased success rates in IVF applications in Ankara in recent years is Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) together with the accompanying uterine resting (freeze-all) method. In the classic fresh transfer method, the high-dose medications used during the egg retrieval process can temporarily alter the structure of the uterine lining (endometrium).

Prof. Dr. Nuray Bozkurt recommends storing embryos, in suitable cases, using the most advanced freezing technology, vitrification (rapid freezing), and waiting 1-2 months for the uterus to return to its natural hormonal balance. This way, the embryo is transferred into a natural uterine environment free of medication effects, where the chance of implantation is highest. This method maximizes both safety and success, especially in patients with polycystic ovary syndrome or overstimulated ovaries (OHSS risk).

Egg Reserve, AMH Value, and Individualized Protocol Design

Ankara IVF treatment — one of the first parameters checked when planning treatment is the woman’s ovarian reserve. This reserve is determined both by antral follicle count via ultrasonography and by the AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone) blood test.

A low AMH value (diminished egg reserve) does not mean you cannot become pregnant; it simply indicates that the process needs to be managed more carefully. Prof. Dr. Nuray Bozkurt manages the process using special pre-treatments that improve egg quality and personalized stimulation protocols (such as Mini-IVF) in patients with low reserve, with the awareness that every single egg is worth its weight in gold.

Nutrition and Lifestyle During IVF Treatment

A successful IVF process is not limited to clinical procedures alone. Certain lifestyle changes we recommend to our patients at our clinic in Ankara directly affect egg and sperm quality, and thus embryo development:

  • Antioxidant-Rich Nutrition: A Mediterranean-style diet (plenty of vegetables, healthy fats, omega-3) supports cell renewal.

  • Quitting Smoking and Alcohol: These substances significantly reduce the chance of success by damaging both egg DNA and blood flow to the uterus.

  • Weight Management: An ideal body mass index helps maintain hormonal balance and stabilizes the response to medications.

  • Stress Management: Meditation, gentle walks, and psychological support reduce the emotional burden of treatment and help the body prepare better for pregnancy.

What Should Be Considered When Choosing an IVF Center in Ankara?

Ankara is Turkey’s richest city in terms of IVF centers. However, the following criteria should be considered when choosing the right specialist:

  • Physician Experience: Prof. Dr. Working with a specialist such as Nuray Bozkurt who has academic and clinical depth in infertility and assisted reproduction techniques.

  • Embryology Laboratory: The incubator technology used by the center, freezing techniques, and the embryologists’ experience.

  • Personalized Approach: Offering the patient flexible solutions tailored to their own medical data, rather than standard packages.

  • Accessibility: A clinical environment where you can get answers to your questions throughout treatment, and where the process is managed transparently.

IVF Treatment in Ankara and Prof. Dr. Nuray Bozkurt’s Approach

Prof. Dr. Nuray Bozkurt, serving in the center of Ankara, views the IVF process not merely as a medical procedure, but as a sacred journey that touches a family’s dreams. Prof. Dr. Bozkurt, who combines all the possibilities of modern medicine (PGT, Microinjection, Uterine Resting) with ethical values, applies the principle of “personalized treatment” at the highest level, knowing that every couple is unique. At our clinic in Ankara, direct communication with the patient is maintained at every stage of treatment, and the highest chance of success is targeted in light of scientific data.

For detailed information and appointments, you can contact us at 0312 284 00 12.