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About us
At Fertility Experts, we are passionate about combining love and science to help create families. Our motto, "Life begins with love and science, creating families," reflects our commitment to providing a compassionate, evidence-based approach for every patient who entrusts us with their dream of having a child.
We have an exceptional team that not only stands out for their professional expertise but also for their dedication to this special branch of medicine and biology: reproduction. Our team consists of nurses, biologists, and reproductive medicine specialists, and we closely collaborate with experts in andrology, gynecology, endocrinology, genetics, and psychology to offer a comprehensive and personalized approach for each patient.
At Fertility Experts, we understand that every situation is unique, and we are committed to providing the highest level of medical care and emotional support at every step of the journey towards parenthood. We are here to accompany you on your journey towards realizing your dream of starting a family.
Our mission is to provide compassionate and expert support to individuals and couples facing difficulties conceiving, offering advanced assisted reproduction treatments with the aim of realizing the dream of starting a family. We are committed to providing personalized care, cutting-edge technology, and a comprehensive approach that maximizes the chances of success while prioritizing the physical, emotional, and mental well-being of our patients.
Maintaining high ethical standards in all interactions, including transparency in processes, costs, and treatment options.
Commitment to medical excellence and technological innovation, ensuring that treatments are supported by the most current scientific evidence.
Patient Empowerment: Empowering patients by providing them with comprehensive information and education about their treatment options, so they can make informed decisions and actively participate in their medical care.
Ensuring comprehensive and continuous care throughout the treatment process, from initial assessment to post-treatment follow-up, to provide the best possible support to patients and their families.
Respect and Diversity: Valuing the diversity of families and reproductive options, ensuring fair and respectful treatment for all individuals regardless of their ethnic background, sexual orientation, or gender identity.
About Fertility Experts Clinic
Our Team of Specialists
Team members
Dr. Alex Aldape
I specialize in low AMH, poor IVF response, PCOS, and POSEIDON strategies.
Dra. Edna Ruiz Paz
Dra. Edna Ruiz Paz/ Gynecology
Dra. Margarita de Legorburu
Médica acupuntora con más de 30 años de experiencia, licenciada en Medicina y experta en acupuntura y fertilidad
Dra. Susana Egozcue Vilarasau
Male infertility – Assisted reproduction techniques – Meiosis – Erectile dysfunction – Infertility
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Frequently Asked Questions
Generally, fertility begins to drop as early as your late 20s or early 30s. It tends to fall more rapidly after age 35 as your egg reserves become even more depleted. Thus, the best age for freezing your eggs likely falls somewhere between 27 and 34.
Experts say the best time to get pregnant is between your late 20s and early 30s. This age range is associated with the best outcomes for both you and your baby. One study pinpointed the ideal age to give birth to a first child as 30.5. Your age is just one factor that should go into your decision to get pregnant. How ever, the decision to become a mother is increasingly delayed due to today’s lifestyle. However, with advancements in technology, experiencing pregnancy at a later age is possible.
The level of AMH in the blood can help doctors estimate the total number of follicles inside the ovaries, and therefore a woman’s total egg count. Because AMH levels stay basically stable throughout a cycle, the blood test can be performed at any time. The AMH blood test has become more common in the past 15 years, but another way to determine a woman’s ovarian reserve is to conduct an antral follicle count during a transvaginal ultrasound. This method, which entails counting the follicles seen on the screen, is also useful, along with AMH
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