Questions people actually ask

It depends entirely on the pathway. A standard IVF/ICSI cycle sits well below UK and Western European prices; egg donation and PGT-A add to it. I give you a written breakdown for your specific case before you commit to anything, including medication and what is genuinely optional. I do not quote a headline price that changes later.

Usually 7–10 days for a full cycle with egg collection. If you choose PGT-F (FISH), a fresh transfer can happen in the same visit. If you choose PGT-A (NGS), embryos are frozen and you return 2–3 weeks later for the transfer — or plan a single longer stay.

The partner clinic treats patients into their late fifties, subject to a medical assessment of whether pregnancy is safe for you. Above roughly 43–45, own-egg success rates fall sharply and donor eggs become the honest recommendation. I will tell you that clearly rather than sell you a cycle unlikely to work.

Yes. Donation in North Cyprus is anonymous by law. Donors are screened for infectious disease and karyotype, and matched on phenotype, blood group and background. You receive the donor's non-identifying profile before matching is confirmed.

Success rates depend on age, egg source, embryo quality and the reason for infertility — a single clinic-wide number tells you very little about your own chances. Once I have your AMH, age and history I will give you the clinic's figures for patients in your specific bracket, and I will say plainly if they are not good.

English and Turkish, personally. For patients who prefer Russian, German, French or Italian, translation is arranged for consultations and all written protocols.

We review it properly: what the response was, what the embryology report showed, and what would change next time — protocol, lab technique, testing, or egg source. That conversation happens whether or not you choose to cycle again with the same clinic.