Parency IVF offers laser assisted hatching in Bangalore as part of personalised IVF care. Laser assisted hatching (LAH) is an advanced embryology technique in which a precise laser creates a small opening in the embryo’s outer shell, helping it hatch so it can attach to the lining of the uterus. Our embryologists recommend it only when your history and embryo assessment suggest it may help.
Every embryo is surrounded by a protective outer shell called the zona pellucida. Before an embryo can implant in the uterus, it needs to break out, or “hatch”, from this shell. In some embryos, the shell is thicker or harder than usual, which may make hatching more difficult. Laser assisted hatching uses a highly focused laser to thin or open a tiny part of the zona pellucida before embryo transfer, with the aim of making hatching easier.
LAH is carried out during IVF treatment in Bangalore, usually just before the embryo is transferred. It is used only in specific cases and does not guarantee implantation or pregnancy. The HFEA guide to assisted hatching notes that the evidence for improving live birth rates is limited, which is why we recommend it selectively rather than routinely.
Your fertility specialist may suggest LAH if you fall into one of these groups:
At Parency IVF, every recommendation for LAH treatment in Bangalore is based on an individual review of your history, your embryo characteristics and the outcomes of any previous IVF cycles. Laser assisted hatching is performed by trained embryologists under controlled laboratory conditions, using precise laser technology. Our team of in-house fertility specialists explains clearly whether LAH is likely to help in your case, and why, before it is added to your treatment plan.
Book a consultation at our Jayanagar branch or Electronic City branch to find out whether laser assisted hatching is right for you.
