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Advanced treatment for couples facing infertility

In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) and Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI)

IVF and ICSI are advanced fertility treatments designed to help couples experiencing infertility. In IVF, eggs are retrieved from the ovaries and fertilized with sperm in the laboratory. In ICSI, the best single sperm is injected directly into each mature egg to support fertilization, particularly in cases of male-factor infertility.

Also available in:Riyadh·Jeddah·Al Ahsa
An illustrated egg surrounded by sperm cells
Your IVF Journey

What to Expect

A connected sequence of treatment steps from the first consultation through follow-up.

  1. Ovarian Stimulation

    Hormonal ovulation induction medications are used for the wife to stimulate the ovaries to produce reasonable number of mature eggs. This stage is monitored through ultrasound scans and blood tests, and takes around 10 - 14 days. Duration: 10 – 14 days Monitoring: Ultrasound Anaesthetic: None

    Ovarian stimulation. An ovary in which several follicles have been encouraged to grow together, at a range of sizes.
    several follicles, encouraged together
  2. Egg Retrieval

    When the eggs are ready, they are collected from the wife's ovaries during a minor procedure performed under sedation. Duration: About 20 min Setting: Day procedure Anaesthetic: Light sedation

    Egg retrieval. A fine needle reaching one mature follicle within the ovary to collect the egg.
    a brief, gentle procedure
  3. Fertilization

    In the laboratory, the eggs are fertilized either through conventional IVF or by ICSI, where a single sperm collected from the husband is injected directly into the egg. Duration: Same day Method: IVF or ICSI Setting: Laboratory

    Injection and fertilisation. A single prepared sperm held in a fine pipette, about to be placed inside a mature egg.
    a single sperm, placed precisely
  4. Embryo Culturing

    If fertilization occurs, the embryos are monitored in the laboratory for several days and the couple are updated of the division of embryos on daily basis. Duration: 3 – 5 days Updates: Daily Setting: Incubator

    Consultation. Two seats facing each other across a small round table.
    a conversation, first
  5. Embryo Transfer

    One or more embryos are then transferred into the uterus in the same cycle or could be frozen for future cycles after discussion with the couple. Duration: About 15 min Anaesthetic: None Option: Freeze for later

    Embryo transfer. An embryo being placed within the uterus through a fine catheter passed via the cervix.
    a quiet, few-minute step
  6. Pregnancy Test

    A blood pregnancy test is usually done around 10-14 days after embryo transfer, depending on the treatment plan and day of embryo transfer. Timing: 10 – 14 days after Test: Blood test Result: Same day

    Diagnostic workup. A sample taken for testing, beside results plotted over time.
    tests that explain, not just measure

The IVF journey, step by step

A high-level view of an IVF cycle, from consultation through pregnancy testing. Your specialist confirms the timing that is right for your protocol.

A connected sequence of treatment steps from the first consultation through follow-up.

  1. Start

    Consultation

    Start with a review of your history, tests, and goals.

    Consultation review. A care plan reviewed together, with the agreed next steps marked.
    your plan, reviewed together
  2. Stimulation

    Stimulation & monitoring

    Medication and monitoring support healthy egg development over the following weeks.

    Monitoring. A follicle measured by ultrasound, with the scan visits that track its growth.
    watched closely, visit by visit
  3. Retrieval

    Egg retrieval & fertilisation

    Eggs are retrieved and fertilised in the embryology laboratory.

    Injection and fertilisation. A single prepared sperm held in a fine pipette, about to be placed inside a mature egg.
    a single sperm, placed precisely
  4. Embryo culture

    Embryo culture

    The team observes embryo development in the laboratory before transfer.

    Embryo culture. Stages of early development, from a single cell to a blastocyst.
    day one to blastocyst
  5. Transfer

    Embryo transfer

    Your care team guides the preparation and timing for transfer.

    Embryo transfer preparation. The lining prepared and the transfer timed to the right day.
    timed with care
  6. The wait

    Pregnancy test

    Your coordinator tells you when to test and supports you while you wait.

    The wait. Fourteen days marked along an arc, with test day at the end.
    your coordinator stays with you throughout

Timing varies by person and protocol. Your Bnoon specialist will explain your individual plan during consultation.

Understand the Wa'ad Bnoon Program

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Patient stories

Heard from IVF patients

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Common Questions About IVF

A peacefully sleeping newborn — the outcome every Bnoon patient works toward