Assisted Hatching in Patna – Mediversal Fertility & IVF Clinic
What is Assisted Hatching?
Assisted Hatching is an advanced IVF lab technique used to help embryos implant better in the uterus. In natural conception, the embryo must “hatch” out of its protective shell (zona pellucida) before attaching to the uterus. In some IVF cases, this hatching process does not happen naturally—leading to implantation failure.
- Especially helpful for women with repeated IVF failures
- Ideal for frozen embryo transfers (FET)
- Safe, painless, and highly effective technique
Who Should Consider Assisted Hatching?
- Women over 35 years of age
- Women with thick zona pellucida
- Couples with previous IVF/ICSI failures
- Patients undergoing FET (Frozen Embryo Transfer)
- Embryos with slow development
- Couples with unexplained implantation failure
How Does Assisted Hatching Work?
Step-by-Step at Mediversal Fertility & IVF Clinic:
- Embryos are cultured in the lab after IVF or ICSI.
- Embryologists examine embryos for zona thickness or hatching potential.
- Using a high-precision laser, a small hole or thinning is made in the embryo’s outer shell.
- The embryo is then returned to the incubator for recovery.
- After hatching is assisted, the embryo is transferred into the uterus.
The procedure does not harm the embryo and can significantly improve implantation rates.
Success Rate of Assisted Hatching
- Improves implantation rates by 20–30% in suitable patients
- Especially beneficial in repeat IVF failure cases
- Works well with PGT-tested embryos and FET cycles
Best results are seen when combined with high-quality embryo selection.
Why Choose Mediversal for Assisted Hatching?
- Mediversal IVF’s embryologist’s expert IVF handling with extensive experience in embryo micromanipulation
- State-of-the-art Laser-Assisted Hatching technology
- Ideal for repeat failure or advanced maternal age cases
- Safe, painless, and ethical procedure
- Transparent consultation about when AH is truly needed
- Best-in-class embryology lab & support team
For complex cases, assisted hatching can be the turning point between failure and success.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does assisted hatching harm the embryo?
No. It’s done by trained embryologists using high-precision laser tools that do not damage the embryo.
Is it required for every IVF cycle?
Not always. It is recommended for specific cases, especially implantation failures, frozen embryos, or older patients.
Will it guarantee pregnancy?
No guarantees—but it can significantly increase the chance of implantation in the right cases.
Book Your Assisted Hatching Consultation Today
Book Your Assisted Hatching Consultation Today
Boost implantation success—schedule an assisted hatching consultation with Dr. Nidhi today.