PGS Package in Tijuana, Mexico by Dr. Javier Piri Sarmiento

• Preimplantation Genetic Screening Mexico identifies embryos with chromosomal abnormalities (aneuploidy) before transfer, leading to higher IVF success rates.

• The cost for the PGS Embryo Testing Mexico procedure ranges from $4,000 to $6,000, offering significant savings compared to the US or Canada.

• This package is ideal for women of advanced maternal age, individuals with recurrent IVF failure, or those with a history of recurrent miscarriage.

• The package includes embryo biopsy, genetic analysis, and results consultation, providing comprehensive fertility screening Mexico.

• Dr. Javier Piri Sarmiento is a highly respected fertility specialist focusing on advanced reproductive technologies and IVF with PGS Mexico.

• Number of Embryos Tested: Costs are often based on the number of embryos undergoing Embryo Chromosomal Testing Mexico.

• Type of Testing: Whether it includes only PGS (for chromosome count) or PGD (for specific single-gene defects).

• IVF Cycle Cost: The total cost of the IVF with PGS Mexico cycle, including egg retrieval, fertilization, and transfer.

• Cryopreservation: Fees for freezing and storing embryos while awaiting PGS Mexico results.

• Consultation Fees: Specialist consultations and counseling for fertility screening Mexico.

• Exceptional Accessibility: Located immediately across the US border, Tijuana is convenient for patients traveling from the US and Canada, reducing travel complexity and time.

• Significant Cost Savings: The lower operating costs in Mexico allow clinics like Dr. Sarmiento's to offer advanced fertility screening Mexico procedures, including PGS Embryo Testing Mexico, at highly competitive prices.

• World-Class Expertise: Dr. Javier Piri Sarmiento is a specialized reproductive endocrinologist, ensuring high-quality, professional care for your PGS Mexico needs.

• Modern Facilities: Leading fertility clinics in Tijuana are equipped with the latest laboratory technology essential for accurate Embryo Chromosomal Testing Mexico and embryo handling.

• Medical Tourism Focus: The city's focus on medical tourism ensures excellent patient support, bilingual staff, and services tailored to international visitors.

• You are a woman of advanced maternal age (generally 35 or older), as the risk of aneuploidy significantly increases with age.

• You have experienced recurrent miscarriages that are unexplained or linked to chromosomal issues.

• You have had multiple previous failed IVF cycles despite transferring high-quality embryos.

• You or your partner are known carriers of a chromosomal translocation (which would be PGD, a related test, but often performed alongside PGS Mexico).

• You have low ovarian reserve and want to maximize the chance of success with fewer embryos.

• You are younger and have a good prognosis with a significant number of high-quality embryos.

• You have ethical or personal concerns about embryo testing procedures.

• You only produce a very small number of embryos, and the benefit of testing may not outweigh the risk to the few embryos available.

• IVF Cycle Completion: The patient first undergoes a standard IVF cycle (ovarian stimulation, egg retrieval, fertilization) to create embryos.

• Embryo Development and Biopsy: Embryos are grown to the blastocyst stage (Day 5 or 6). A few cells are meticulously removed from the trophectoderm (which will become the placenta) using specialized microscopic instruments. This is the core of Embryo Chromosomal Testing Mexico.

• Cryopreservation: After the biopsy, the embryos are immediately frozen (vitrified) and stored while awaiting the results of the PGS Embryo Testing Mexico.

• Genetic Analysis: The biopsied cells are sent to a highly specialized genetics lab for chromosomal analysis. This determines which embryos are euploid (chromosomally normal) and suitable for transfer.

• Pre-screening and Planning: You'll have an initial consultation, often remotely, with Dr. Sarmiento to discuss your case history and determine the specifics of your fertility screening Mexico. This includes medication protocols for the IVF cycle.

• On-site IVF Cycle: You will travel to Tijuana for the egg retrieval portion of the IVF cycle (if not done locally).

• Laboratory Work: The Embryo Chromosomal Testing Mexico (biopsy) takes place in the clinic's advanced lab. The embryos are frozen while the biopsy results are processed (which takes 1-2 weeks).

• Results Consultation and Transfer Planning: Once the PGS Embryo Testing Mexico results are back, you will meet (in-person or virtually) to discuss the findings and plan a subsequent Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) cycle, transferring only the healthy, euploid embryos.

• Logistical Ease: Patients from California and other Western states can often drive or take a short flight, avoiding long-distance international travel for IVF with PGS Mexico.

• Cost-Effectiveness: The combination of lower medical costs and easy accessibility makes the total cost of the PGS Mexico package highly competitive.

• Bilingual Medical Staff: Clinics catering to international clients have highly proficient, often US-trained, doctors and staff, ensuring clear communication throughout your Preimplantation Genetic Screening Mexico process.

• High Standards: Reputable clinics in Tijuana follow strict protocols and utilize advanced technology for Embryo Chromosomal Testing Mexico, comparable to those in the US.

• Fertility Workup: Recent blood tests (FSH, AMH, Estradiol) and ultrasound to assess ovarian reserve.

• Semen Analysis: Up-to-date analysis for the male partner.

• Infectious Disease Screening: Both partners must undergo screening for HIV, Hepatitis B & C, etc.

• Coordination: The IVF and PGS Embryo Testing Mexico cycles require meticulous timing. Work closely with Dr. Sarmiento's team to coordinate your medication and travel schedule.

• Border Crossing: Be aware of potential delays when crossing the US-Mexico border, especially when planning for time-sensitive appointments like egg retrieval or transfer.

• Local Stay: While the Embryo Chromosomal Testing Mexico is a lab procedure, the IVF portion requires several days to a week of stay in Tijuana for monitoring and retrieval. Plan accommodation accordingly.

• Lifestyle Optimization: Maintain a healthy diet, avoid smoking and excessive alcohol, and take recommended prenatal vitamins to improve egg and sperm quality leading up to your IVF with PGS Mexico cycle.

• Understand the Risks: While Preimplantation Genetic Screening Mexico significantly improves outcomes, be aware that there is a small risk of "no result" or damage to the embryo during the biopsy.

• Prepare for the FET: Once the PGS Embryo Testing Mexico results are back, you will need to prepare for a subsequent frozen embryo transfer (FET), which involves hormonal preparation and another short trip to Tijuana.

• Financial Planning: Ensure you have a clear understanding of the total costs, including the separate fees for the IVF cycle and the Embryo Chromosomal Testing Mexico.

• Emotional Support: The journey can be emotionally taxing. Utilize counseling or support systems throughout the process of fertility screening Mexico.

Q: How accurate is the Preimplantation Genetic Screening Mexico?

A: Modern Embryo Chromosomal Testing Mexico (PGS) is highly accurate, typically over 95%, in detecting aneuploidy. However, it is not 100% and a small percentage of embryos may result in a "no result" or a misdiagnosis (e.g., mosaicism).

Q: Does PGS Embryo Testing Mexico guarantee a pregnancy?

A: No. While the test significantly increases the chance of implantation and reduces miscarriage risk by ensuring chromosomal normality, other factors like endometrial health, immune issues, and embryo quality still play a role. It is the best known fertility screening Mexico tool, but not a guarantee.

Q: How long does it take to get the PGS Mexico results back?

A: Results for the Embryo Chromosomal Testing Mexico typically take 7 to 14 days from the time the biopsy sample is received at the genetic laboratory.

Q: Is the embryo harmed during the biopsy for PGS?

A: The biopsy is performed by highly skilled embryologists under powerful microscopes. The procedure carries a very small risk (less than 1%) of damaging the embryo. When performed at a specialized clinic like Dr. Sarmiento's, the risk is minimal.

Q: Why is IVF with PGS Mexico cheaper than in the US?

A: The main difference lies in the operating and overhead costs in Mexico, including staff salaries, lab fees, and malpractice insurance, which are significantly lower than in the United States, allowing for lower patient prices without sacrificing quality.