In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF)
Controlled ovarian stimulation, egg retrieval, laboratory fertilisation, and embryo transfer — the foundational treatment for a range of infertility diagnoses.
Evidence-based IVF, infertility, and gynaecological treatments delivered with advanced technology, clinical expertise, and quiet, compassionate care — for every step of the way.
*Success rates reflect published clinical outcomes and vary considerably with age, ovarian reserve, and individual medical history. Every treatment plan is discussed transparently before commencing.
Sandiya was founded on a simple conviction: that fertility treatment should be as thoughtful as it is technically excellent. We treat every patient as an individual — not a protocol — with time to explain, time to listen, and time to plan the treatment that fits your body and circumstances.
Diagnostic clarity comes before intervention. We investigate carefully so treatment recommendations are grounded in your specific clinical picture.
Expected outcomes, realistic timelines, and treatment costs are discussed openly — before you commit to anything.
A quality-controlled laboratory, time-lapse monitoring, and rigorous witness protocols — the technical work that patients rarely see but always benefit from.
Fertility care is more than medicine. Counselling and dedicated coordinators are woven into every stage of your journey.
From first evaluation through advanced assisted reproduction — each pathway is designed around your diagnosis, age, and goals.
Controlled ovarian stimulation, egg retrieval, laboratory fertilisation, and embryo transfer — the foundational treatment for a range of infertility diagnoses.
A single healthy sperm is precisely injected into each mature egg — a critical technique for male-factor infertility or previous IVF fertilisation failure.
Prepared sperm is placed directly into the uterus at the point of ovulation — often the first-line option for unexplained or mild male-factor infertility.
Vitrified embryos are thawed and transferred in a prepared cycle — allowing greater flexibility and, in many cases, improved outcomes vs fresh transfer.
Embryos are cultured to day 5–6 in the laboratory, enabling selection of the strongest embryos for transfer and improved implantation rates.
Chromosomal and single-gene screening of embryos before transfer — reducing miscarriage risk and supporting informed treatment decisions.
Fertility preservation using vitrification — for medical, oncology, or personal reasons, with maintained oocyte and embryo integrity.
Ethical, transparent donor egg and sperm programmes with detailed medical and genetic screening — following the highest regulatory standards.
Ovarian reserve testing, tubal patency assessment, and hormonal profiling — a thorough investigation to identify the cause.
Comprehensive semen analysis, DNA fragmentation testing, and andrology consultation — because male factor is present in half of all cases.
When standard tests return normal, we look further — endometrial receptivity, immunological factors, and lifestyle contributors.
A structured second-opinion protocol reviewing embryology, endometrium, and immunological workup to identify what to change next time.
Karyotyping, thrombophilia screen, uterine imaging, and immunological workup — a sensitive, multidisciplinary investigation.
Individualised stimulation protocols, dual trigger, and mini-IVF options when ovarian reserve is limited.
Metabolic optimisation, ovulation induction, and careful IVF protocols to prevent hyperstimulation.
Collaborative surgical and reproductive care that balances symptom management with fertility outcomes.
Long-term care combining metabolic, hormonal, and lifestyle interventions — beyond just symptom control.
Medical management and laparoscopic excision by fertility-sparing surgeons for lasting relief.
Diagnostic clarity for irregular, heavy, or painful cycles — with treatment tailored to each patient's stage of life.
Minimally invasive hysteroscopy and laparoscopy — preserving fertility wherever clinically possible.
Age-appropriate guidance and treatment for young women navigating puberty, PCOS, and menstrual concerns.
Evidence-based hormone therapy, bone health, and lifestyle guidance for a considered transition.
Annual screenings, cervical health, breast health referrals, and vaccination programmes tailored by age group.
Specialist antenatal care for medically complex pregnancies, with close monitoring throughout.
The differences that matter — in diagnosis, in the laboratory, in how we communicate, and in the emotional support around every treatment plan.
No two patients receive the same plan. Stimulation, monitoring, and transfer strategy are chosen for your specific profile.
Air quality, temperature, and pH monitored continuously — the environment where embryo quality is preserved.
Recommendations are grounded in published clinical evidence, not commercial pressure. If a treatment isn't right for you, we say so.
Reproductive endocrinologists, embryologists, andrologists, and gynaecological surgeons — under one roof.
Expected costs, probability of success, and treatment alternatives are discussed openly at the outset.
Private consultation rooms, encrypted records, and dedicated waiting areas — because dignity is part of medicine.
On-staff counsellors available throughout treatment — because fertility care is as psychological as it is medical.
Dedicated coordinators for outstation and overseas patients — from initial teleconsultation through follow-up at home.
The technology that patients rarely see — but always feel the benefit of. Every laboratory and diagnostic system is chosen and maintained to international standards.
Embryos remain in a stable environment while continuous imaging supports better selection at transfer.
Precision-controlled thinning of the zona pellucida to support implantation in selected cases.
Ultra-rapid freezing that preserves egg and embryo integrity, enabling flexible treatment timing.
PGT-A, PGT-M, and PGT-SR available through accredited genetic laboratory partners.
Detailed pelvic imaging for accurate diagnosis and precise treatment monitoring.
Minimally invasive gynaecological surgery preserving fertility wherever medically appropriate.
Semen analysis, DNA fragmentation, and surgical sperm retrieval — the male half of the workup, done well.
Dual-verified electronic embryology witnessing — the gold standard for laboratory identity assurance.
A clear treatment pathway — so you always know what comes next, why, and how long it will take.
60-minute private conversation with a specialist.
Blood tests, imaging, semen analysis.
Treatment options discussed transparently.
Stimulation and continuous monitoring.
Egg retrieval, laboratory work, transfer.
Blood tests and early ultrasounds.
Antenatal handover or next-cycle planning.
A multidisciplinary team of reproductive endocrinologists, gynaecological surgeons, embryologists, and counsellors — each patient is discussed collectively before a plan is finalised.
Medical Director & Consultant Reproductive Endocrinologist. Special interest in recurrent IVF failure and low ovarian reserve.
Consultant Gynaecologist & Fertility Specialist. Expertise in endometriosis-related infertility and fertility-sparing surgery.
Senior Consultant Gynaecological Surgeon. Laparoscopic and hysteroscopic specialist — myomectomy, endometriosis, adenomyosis.
Every story reflects a real experience. Names have been shortened where privacy is preferred — treatment outcomes vary and cannot be guaranteed.
After two unsuccessful cycles at another clinic, we came to Sandiya for a second opinion. They looked at everything again — endometrial receptivity, immunological factors, thyroid — and changed the protocol. Our daughter arrived nine months later.
I was 39, low AMH, and had been told IVF was unlikely to work for me. The team here disagreed — they explained mini-IVF, we did two retrievals, and now our son is one. The honesty from the first appointment was what earned my trust.
The male-factor investigation was thorough in a way we'd not experienced before. ICSI worked on our first cycle after adjustment to my medication and lifestyle. Grateful to the andrology team.
We came from Dubai for treatment. The coordination — from teleconsultation, to timing our visit, to follow-up back home — was seamless. What surprised me most was how personal the care felt despite being from abroad.
I froze my eggs at 32 for personal reasons. The team walked me through everything — the science, the realistic probabilities, the costs. There was no upselling. That kind of care is rare.
Endometriosis had been dismissed by two previous doctors. Here, the surgical and fertility team worked together — laparoscopic treatment first, then IVF. I'm now 22 weeks pregnant. Thank you.
No fertility clinic can guarantee a pregnancy. What we can promise is honesty about the factors that shape outcomes — and treatment plans that account for each of them, individually.
Understanding these factors, and how they interact with your specific medical picture, is the starting point of a well-designed treatment plan.
Every year we care for patients travelling from other cities, states, and countries. Our dedicated international coordinator manages the complexity — so you can focus on the treatment itself.
Considered writing on fertility, women's health, and the science behind treatment — from our clinical team.
The one-year rule isn't universal. When medical history, age, or previous treatments are in play, waiting can cost time. Here's how to think about the decision.
A clear side-by-side comparison of the two most common assisted reproduction pathways.
What ovarian reserve testing actually tells us — and, importantly, what it does not.
Semen parameters, DNA fragmentation, and what treatment options are actually available.
Preconception care, treatment options, and realistic expectations for women with PCOS.
The queries we hear most often — answered plainly, without medical jargon. If your question isn't here, our care team will respond within 24 hours.
Couples under 35 are generally advised to consult a fertility specialist after twelve months of trying to conceive. If the female partner is over 35, this window shortens to six months. Any known medical history — irregular cycles, endometriosis, PCOS, prior pelvic surgery, or male-factor concerns — is reason to seek an evaluation sooner.
In conventional IVF, retrieved eggs and prepared sperm are placed together in the laboratory so fertilisation can occur naturally. In ICSI, a single healthy sperm is injected directly into each mature egg. ICSI is typically recommended when sperm parameters are compromised or where prior fertilisation has failed.
A full IVF cycle from the start of stimulation to embryo transfer typically spans four to six weeks. In frozen embryo transfer cycles, timing is more flexible and can be planned around your schedule.
Most stages involve mild discomfort at most. Stimulation injections are given with very fine needles. Egg retrieval is performed under short sedation, so the procedure itself is painless. Embryo transfer is quick and generally comparable to a routine cervical examination.
Standard workup includes hormonal profile (AMH, FSH, LH, estradiol, TSH, prolactin), pelvic ultrasound, tubal patency assessment where indicated, and semen analysis. Additional tests such as endometrial biopsy, thrombophilia screen, or genetic testing are added when clinically warranted.
Yes — age is one of the strongest determinants of both egg quality and quantity. Success rates decline notably after the mid-thirties. This does not mean IVF cannot work at older ages; it means treatment planning becomes more individualised, and honest counselling about probability of success becomes even more important.
Egg freezing is most effective when performed in a woman's twenties or early thirties, when egg quality and quantity are highest. It can also be recommended for medical reasons — before chemotherapy, for example — at any age. A pre-freezing consultation clarifies whether it makes sense in your specific circumstances.
Yes. Video consultations are available for initial enquiries, follow-up, and second-opinion reviews. They are particularly useful for outstation and international patients before travel, and for post-treatment follow-up after returning home.
Medical records are stored in encrypted, access-controlled systems. Only the treating team can access your file. Consultation rooms are private, and identifying information is never shared externally without your written consent. Data handling follows all applicable healthcare privacy regulations.
Speak with our fertility care team in a private, supportive environment — in person or by video, whichever works for you.
The clinic is designed to feel calm and private from the moment you arrive — with dedicated consultation rooms, comfortable waiting areas, and step-free access throughout.