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Growing your family through gestational surrogacy.
When carrying a pregnancy isn't possible or advisable, a gestational carrier offers a hopeful path — with expert medical care at its center.
What it is
In gestational surrogacy, an embryo created through IVF (using intended parents' or donor eggs and sperm) is carried by a gestational carrier who has no genetic link to the child.
Who it's for
- Intended parents who can't carry a pregnancy for medical reasons, same-sex male couples, and single fathers by choice.
What to expect
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Coordinated IVF
Embryos are created through IVF using intended parents' or donor gametes.
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Carrier preparation
The gestational carrier is medically prepared for embryo transfer.
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Transfer and pregnancy care
Dr. Brody manages the medical process.
Why Dr. Brody
Steven A. Brody, MD, PhD trained across four medical specialties and co-authored the definitive IVF textbook with Nobel laureate Robert G. Edwards — the scientist who invented IVF. His diagnostic-first approach means he looks for the real cause, not a one-size-fits-all protocol. He brings clarity and compassion to a journey with many moving parts.
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