When the eggs are retrieved, the IVF process enters one of its make-or-break phases. For the next several days the embryos grow inside the embryology lab, and the team watches them closely the whole way through. For patients, these days tend to drag. When will the first news arrive? What goes on in the gap…
Planning IVF in another country usually comes down to one practical question before anything else: how much time you need to spend there, and what actually happens during that time. Many international patients who contact SILK Medical already understand the basics of IVF, but the timeline itself often feels unclear. Travel planning, clinic visits, and…
Most explanations of surrogacy focus on two points. The embryo transfer, and the delivery. What happens in between is usually reduced to a vague “pregnancy monitoring” phase, even though this period takes up most of the timeline and carries its own structure, logistics, and decisions. The stretch between week 12 and week 28 is treated…
Embryo shipment between countries is often viewed as a straightforward logistical step once laboratory compatibility and transport arrangements are confirmed. In practice, the process also involves a complex legal chain that extends far beyond the medical aspects of storage and transfer. At SILK Medical, coordination teams frequently work with intended parents who already have embryos…
For some intended parents, surrogacy planning begins at a stage when only one viable embryo is available for transfer. This often happens after earlier IVF cycles produced limited results or when treatment was started later in reproductive life. In clinical practice at SILK Medical, such cases are common and require careful timing and realistic expectations….
SILK Medical IVF ProgramsWhen couples start exploring surrogacy, one of the first things they ask (sometimes even before medical or legal questions), is how payments are structured. People want to understand what gets paid at each step, why certain stages are non-refundable, and how delays or unexpected events are handled. SILK Medical works with a…
Most clinics don’t like talking about failure. It’s not great for marketing. But for patients, understanding what can go wrong in a surrogacy program is just as important as knowing what can go right. And yes, even under ideal conditions, surrogacy can fail. Transfers don’t always lead to pregnancy. Embryos that look perfect on day…
People often expect a quick answer to how long surrogacy takes. The truth is simple enough once the process is broken into stages. IVF creation, embryo testing, surrogate matching, pregnancy care, and post-birth paperwork each have their own rhythm. When combined, the timeline becomes predictable, especially in a clinic like SILK Medical, which handles hundreds…
The 25th Beijing International Medical Tourism Fair, held from November 13 to 15, 2025 at the Beijing International Exhibition Center, brought together leading medical providers, clinics, and agencies from around the world. Organized by Guangzhou Zhenghe Exhibition Services Co., Ltd., the fair continues to be one of the key platforms for international patient engagement in…
Embryo transfers do not always result in pregnancy, even under the most carefully controlled medical conditions. According to the American Pregnancy Association, multiple factors affect the success of embryo transfer, and careful medical follow-up helps guide next steps if a transfer fails. A failed surrogate transfer doesn’t mean the program is broken or starting over….
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