Why Choose Laser-Assisted Hatching at ARC?
Enhance your IVF success with precisionnLaser-Assisted Hatching, designed to support stronger embryo implantation and improve pregnancy outcomes.
- Enhanced Implantation Chances – Helps embryos attach more effectively to the uterine lining
- Advanced Laser Precision – Safe, controlled technique using state-of-the-art laser equipment
- Ideal for Specific IVF Challenges – Especially beneficial for older women or those with previous IVF failures
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Understanding Laser-Assisted Hatching Treatment
Get comprehensive information about Laser-Assisted Hatching to make informed decisions about your fertility journey
What is Laser-Assisted Hatching?
Understanding the Embryo Hatching Enhancement Technique
Laser-Assisted Hatching is an advanced micromanipulation technique used during IVF. It involves creating a tiny opening in the embryo’s outer shell (zona pellucida) using a precise laser to help the embryo hatch and implant more easily in the uterus.
- Some embryos may struggle to hatch naturally due to a thicker zona
- A laser beam is used to gently thin or open the zona pellucida
- This is performed just before the embryo transfer
- It does not damage the embryo and is done under strict lab conditions
- It improves chances of implantation, especially in certain high-risk groups
When to Choose Laser-Assisted Hatching?
Right time for Laser Hatching in IVF treatment
This technique is usually recommended when certain biological or clinical factors may reduce natural embryo hatching.
- Women aged 35 and above
- Embryos with a thick or hardened zona pellucida
- Couples with previous failed IVF or ICSI cycles
- Patients using frozen embryos (FET)
- Couples undergoing Preimplantation Genetic Testing (PGT)
Who Can Prefer Laser-Assisted Hatching?
Ideal candidates for laser hatching procedure
Laser-Assisted Hatching is suited for individuals who face implantation difficulties due to age, embryo shell quality, or prior IVF failures.
- Women with age-related fertility decline
- Couples with multiple unsuccessful embryo transfers
- Embryos that show slow development or thick outer shell
- Patients using donor eggs or embryos
- Those undergoing advanced IVF protocols with genetic screening
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Laser-Assisted Hatching Process at ARC
Our expert embryologists use precision laser tools to enhance embryo hatching and boost implantation success.
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Embryo Development
- Days 1–3
Embryos are cultured and monitored after fertilization through IVF or ICSI.
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Laser Hatching Procedure
- Day 3 or Day 5
A high-precision laser creates a small hole or thinning in the zona pellucida to help the embryo hatch.
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Embryo Transfer
- Same day
The laser-treated embryo is gently transferred into the uterus using ultrasound guidance in a painless, outpatient procedure.
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Pregnancy Test
- 2 weeks later
A blood test is done around 14 days after transfer to confirm pregnancy success.
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