Blastocyst Transfers

Blastocyst transfer in IVF at Zoi Fertility gives your embryos the best chance of implantation, guided by Dr Yashodhara with over 27 years of expertise

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Blastocyst transfers

Blastocyst / Day 5 Transfer

Blastocyst transfer in IVF is considered the gold standard for embryo selection. Blastocysts are embryos that have been cultured in the laboratory until day 5 after fertilisation. These embryos develop from 4 to 8 cells on day 3 to approximately 100 or more cells by day 5, forming a structure with two distinct cell types: the inner cell mass (which becomes the baby) and the trophectoderm (which forms the placenta).

At Zoi Fertility, blastocyst transfer in IVF is part of our standard protocol because it allows our embryologists to identify the strongest embryos with the highest implantation potential. With over 5,400 IVF cycles completed and a 68% success rate, our laboratory maintains the advanced culture conditions required for consistent blastocyst development. According to the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), blastocyst culture and transfer is a recognised technique that improves single embryo transfer outcomes.

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Blastocyst Transfers as a Tool to Evaluate an IVF Lab

When embryos are cultured to grow from day 3 to day 5 blastocysts, this happens because of 2 factors.

Not every IVF laboratory can consistently produce blastocysts. Most labs are not equipped with the environmental controls, culture media quality, and incubation technology needed to support embryo growth to day 5. At Zoi Fertility, our laboratory is specifically designed and maintained to support blastocyst transfer in IVF with the highest standards of embryo culture.

If you are considering IVF treatment and want to understand how blastocyst transfer can improve your chances, book a consultation with our team. We also offer frozen embryo transfers, IUI treatment, donor egg IVF, egg freezing, and transparent IVF pricing.

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