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Egg donation gives women with poor-quality oocytes, or the lack of oocytes altogether, the option to undergo a safe and effective fertility treatment. Unica has been providing egg donation treatment since 2003, making us the clinic with the longest track record and experience in egg donation in the Czech Republic. Approximately one-third of women, who have difficulty with conception, either have ovaries unable to produce eggs suitable for fertilization or do not have any ovaries at all. In these instances, Czech Law allows for the possibility to use donated eggs as a method of fertility.
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The chances of having a baby have never been higher. We now offer free embryological methods that increase the success of conception. We also offer holistic treatment techniques with a special 50% discount.
Free first consultation
Take advantage of a free 20 minutes consultations with our experts. On Skype, Whatsapp, or Google meet.
For whom is treatment with donated egg suitable?
She has no ovaries
She has severe form of ovarian endometriosis
She has premature ovarian failure
She does not have enough quality eggs or cannot produce them
Oocyte factor - repeatedly very low number of acquired oocytes and their low quality, frequent failure of fertilization, scoring, implantation with using own oocytes
Genetic predisposition (indication) - not solvable by preimplantation genetic diagnostics
Our modern clinics in Prague and Brno
Discover an individualized experience with unrivalled professionalism, comfort, and attention. We offer the highest quality of medical care at two convenient locations. Both clinics are staffed by very bright and well qualified professionals, use the latest equipment, offer no waiting periods, and apply the most rigorous best practice standards.
Why Unica?
Medical excellence
Our first IVF baby was born in 1993. Since then, 7000 babies were born with the help of UNICA.
Personalized care
Anamnesis patient file distance preparation so that your doctor knows you even before you enter the clinic.
Premium facilities & equipment
Our modern clinics are built and equipped to the latest industry and regulatory standards.
Outstanding donor programs
No waiting list - begin your egg donation/sperm donation treatment as soon as possible.
What is the success rate of egg donation treatment?
Since the embryos originate from oocytes obtained from young women, the success rates are very high, even during the first cycle. The cumulative success rate in the first complete Egg Donation treatment cycle at UNICA stands at 70% (1st fresh transfer plus additional cryo-transfers from same fertilization) and 97% from 3 complete cycles.
Cumulative pregnancy rate
1. embryotransfer
59%
based on number of completed cycles
1.
70,5%
2.
92%
3.
97,3%
How it works?
We have built an extensive database of donors since we work with donations at our clinic. So we always have enough tested donors, which means that treatment can begin as soon as possible.
Egg donation
1
Reservation of the appointment, initial consultation
2
Preparation of the treatment - filling in the anamnestic questionnaire
3
Necessary examinations (at home or on the day of consultation with the doctor)
4
Consultation with the IVF doctor (at a distance or directly at the clinic): preparation of the treatment plan
5
Donor choosing
6
Endometrial preparation
7
Donor egg collection, partner's sperm and subsequent fertilization
8
Embryotransfer
9
Pregnancy test
10
Pregnancy confirmation
How do we select the egg donors?
Donor selection is a complex process influenced by many factors. We put the most emphasis on fulfilling each individual requests of our patient couples.
We focus our attention on the resemblance between donor and recipient
The donor selection process respects her physiognomy including hair color and eye color, as well as her physique.
Donors are young women, no older than 30 years of age, who register into our donor center and wish to help other women
In most cases, donors are university students or young mothers on maternity leave who are carefully selected in order to ensure oocytes of the highest quality. Every donor has, at a minimum, a high-school education.
All donors must always fulfil strict criteria for egg donation and embryos
This criteria is in accordance with the American Society of Reproductive Medicine (Guidelines for oocyte donation of The American Society of Reproductive Medicine, published in Fertility and Sterility Journal, Vol.77, No. 6, Suppl. 5, June 2002).
All donors must, of course, fulfil all legal requirements as defined by Czech Law
At Unica, we take it one step further and have defined a set of internal selection criteria that are even more strict and stringent than Czech regulations which is reflected in our success rates and the result of our fundamental know-how.
Our team
Unica’s team of physicians, coordinators, and nurses consists of carefully chosen professionals with great personal qualities dedicated to patient satisfaction. Our employees are a carefully selected and well-coordinated team of doctors and nurses with great human and professional qualities who are always ready to address every concern of even the most demanding patients. Meet our team:
MUDr. Tomáš Frgala, Ph.D.
IVF lead physician, Brno
MUDr. Tomáš Čepelák
IVF lead physician, Prague
MUDr. Jiří Gogela, CSc.
IVF specialist
Mgr. Sylvie Hlaváčová, Ph.D.
Head Embryologist, Brno
Ing. Vlastimil Weber
Head Embryologist, Prague
Testimonials
Eva and Radan
After asking around for references within our network, we thankfully landed on Unica!
Our story began many years ago when my husband and I decided to get married after several years of dating. We were both already in our 30’s at the time of the wedding and definitely had plans of starting a family, albeit, not right away.
Andrea and Premek
We tried many different clinics, but it was the same no matter where we went. We were finally put in touch with Unica and decided to give it one last try.
My husband and I started struggling to have a baby seven years ago. By that time, I went to regular gynecologic examinations, which showed that I had serious health problems. I was devastated, almost depressed, and would start crying anytime someone mentioned the word children “child”.
