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Surrogacy in Chennai

Begin your journey to parenthood with compassion at Kanaa Fertility Clinic in Chennai, where we offer dedicated surrogacy services to support you.

Best Hospital For Surrogacy in Chennai

Surrogacy is an arrangement where a woman agrees to carry and give birth to a child for another person or couple. This is often done when the intended parents are unable to conceive or carry a pregnancy themselves.

Kanaa Fertility Center is equipped to provide comprehensive Surrogacy treatment in Chennai. We offer world-class surrogacy services by experienced doctors at compassionate care.

surrogacy process

Who might have surrogacy?

Quite a good number of people turn to surrogacy especially if they are not able to get pregnant or even if they are not able to sustain a pregnancy. This includes:

Infertile couples: They are couples who are unable to have children naturally owing to some illness.

Same-sex couples: Particularly couples who are men and who are intending to have children.

Single parents: This refers to someone who knows he or she needs a child but doesn’t have anyone to have a cow with.

Women with medical conditions: Women unable to sustain a pregnancy because of physiological reasons

Why Kanaa Fertility clinic?

Kanaa Fertility Center is a leading clinic renowned for its expert team of fertility specialists and cutting-edge technology. With a high success rate in Fertility Kanaa offers compassionate, comprehensive care to help couples achieve their dream of parenthood. Choose Kanaa for trusted and innovative fertility solutions.

The Pregnancy Surrogacy Process

Consultation

The intended parents and surrogate discuss goals, expectations, and other details to agree on the surrogacy arrangement.

Medical Screening

Next, you’ll have a transvaginal ultrasound to check for any cysts in your ovaries. This step ensures that everything is ready for treatment.

Egg Retrieval

The couple or egg donor undergoes ovarian stimulation and egg retrieval for insemination.

Sperm Collection and Fertilization

Sperm from the father or donor is collected, and eggs are fertilized in vitro, leading to embryo formation.

Embryo Transfer

Embryos are transferred into the surrogate using a thin catheter, a quick procedure that usually doesn’t require anesthesia.

Pregnancy Confirmation

A week after embryo transfer, a blood test checks pregnancy hormone levels. If positive, further tests confirm the pregnancy.

Ongoing Monitoring

Surrogate health and baby growth are examined with scheduled periodic medical sessions during the whole pregnancy.

Post-Delivery Care

All medical needs are catered for both the surrogate and the baby after delivery and after delivery, the surrogate has medical appointments for check-ups.

Legal Agreements

Legal instruments are drawn to restrict the rights and obligations of both parties for parental status and other financial commitments.

Delivery

The surrogate physically gives birth, and all the necessary papers are filed to change the maternity to the intended parents.

FAQs

Surrogacy usually takes one to two years from start to birth. The timeline depends on factors like finding the right surrogate match and how quickly pregnancy is achieved.

Yes, a friend or family member can be a surrogate, known as “identified surrogacy.” While it’s a loving option, it can bring emotional challenges, so pre-surrogacy counseling and a legal contract are essential to maintain healthy relationships.

Research shows that children born via surrogacy or IVF are physically the same as others. Emotionally, those who are told their surrogacy story early tend to be just as well-adjusted, with openness being key to their happiness.

Yes, Studies on open vs. closed adoption highlight the importance of being open about a child’s history. That’s why intended parents are advised to share their child’s surrogacy story from the beginning, making it a natural and positive part of their lives.

Some surrogates may stay in touch with the families they helped, while others may not. Either way, children who grow up knowing about the woman who carried them and, when relevant, their egg or sperm donors, tend to feel more connected and secure.