In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is an assisted reproductive treatment in which fertilization occurs outside the body under carefully controlled laboratory conditions. During IVF, eggs are retrieved from the ovaries and combined with sperm in the laboratory to create embryos. The best-quality embryos are then selected and transferred into the uterus with the goal of achieving pregnancy. Throughout the entire process, advanced technology and artificial intelligence (AI) systems are used to optimize each stage and maximize the chances of success. The IVF process begins with a comprehensive consultation and diagnostic evaluation. Fertility specialists review your medical history, reproductive goals, and prior treatments to design a fully personalized protocol. Diagnostic testing typically includes hormone analysis, high-resolution ultrasound to evaluate ovarian reserve and uterine anatomy, and semen analysis when applicable. This information allows the medical team to tailor treatment to your specific needs. Next, ovarian stimulation is initiated. Over a period of approximately 10–14 days, you receive individualized injectable medications designed to stimulate the ovaries to produce multiple follicles. Your response is closely monitored through ultrasound imaging and hormonal testing, and medication doses are adjusted as needed to support optimal egg development while prioritizing safety and comfort. Once the follicles are ready, egg retrieval is performed. This is a brief outpatient procedure lasting about 20–30 minutes and is done under conscious sedation, so you will not feel pain. Using precision ultrasound guidance, eggs are carefully collected from the ovaries by an experienced medical team. On the same day, sperm is prepared in the laboratory for fertilization. Fertilization takes place in a world-class embryology laboratory using advanced technology. Eggs are fertilized with selected sperm and embryos are cultured under controlled conditions. Embryonic development is closely monitored, and AI-assisted systems help embryologists assess embryo quality and identify the embryos with the highest potential for implantation. Embryo transfer is the final procedural step. Using a traceability system to ensure complete accuracy and identification, the best-quality embryos are transferred into the uterus in a painless outpatient procedure similar to a routine gynecological exam. No anesthesia is required, and most patients are able to resume normal daily activities shortly afterward. After the transfer, patients enter the waiting period, which typically lasts 9–11 days before pregnancy testing. During this time, relative rest is recommended, along with good hydration, avoiding intense physical activity, and limiting exposure to excessive heat. The care team provides ongoing medical monitoring and emotional support throughout this phase, recognizing that it can be physically and emotionally demanding. IVF is commonly recommended when other fertility treatments have not been successful, in cases of blocked or damaged fallopian tubes, endometriosis, severe male factor infertility, advanced reproductive age, unexplained infertility, or when pre-implantation genetic testing is planned. While success rates vary based on individual factors such as age and ovarian reserve, the combination of experienced specialists and AI-supported technology allows for high levels of effectiveness. Patient comfort is prioritized at every stage. While ovarian stimulation may cause mild discomfort, egg retrieval is performed under sedation, and embryo transfer is generally painless. Throughout the entire IVF journey, patients receive personalized care, continuous monitoring, and dedicated emotional support.