When carrying a pregnancy is not medically possible, surrogacy offers a path to parenthood. Iswarya Fertility guides you through every step — medical, legal, and emotional.
Women born without a uterus (MRKH syndrome) or who have had a hysterectomy.
Conditions such as severe cardiac disease where pregnancy poses a significant health risk.
Multiple failed embryo transfer cycles with good-quality embryos and no identifiable uterine factor.
Multiple miscarriages despite successful fertilisation and embryo development.
Surrogacy in India is governed by the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021. Only altruistic surrogacy is permitted — the surrogate must be a close relative of the intended couple and cannot receive commercial compensation. All surrogacy arrangements require prior approval from the relevant State Surrogacy Board. Our team works with legal professionals experienced in surrogacy law.
Medical & Legal Eligibility
Both intended parents and the surrogate undergo comprehensive medical, psychological, and legal screening as required by the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021.
Surrogate Selection
Under Indian law, the surrogate must be a close relative of the intended couple who meets specific medical and age criteria (25–35 years, has her own children).
IVF & Embryo Creation
Eggs from the intended mother (or a donor) are fertilised with the intended father's sperm via IVF/ICSI to create embryos.
Surrogate Preparation
The surrogate's uterus is prepared with hormonal medication to receive the embryo.
Embryo Transfer
The best-quality embryo is transferred into the surrogate's uterus. Pregnancy is confirmed 12–14 days later.
Pregnancy & Legal Handover
The surrogate carries the pregnancy to term. Legal processes ensure the child's parentage is recognised from birth.
Our team will walk you through eligibility, the legal requirements, and the medical process at your first consultation.
