Surrogacy is a family-building option in which a woman, known as the surrogate or gestational carrier, carries and gives birth to a baby on behalf of another person or couple, within the Mexican legal framework. This process allows individuals and couples who cannot carry a pregnancy themselves to fulfill their dream of becoming parents, supported by specialized medical care, legal guidance, and comprehensive follow-up. Surrogacy may be recommended for heterosexual couples in which the woman is unable to conceive due to a medical condition or faces high obstetric risk, as well as for LGBT+ couples, single parents, and single mothers. In all cases, the process is carried out in compliance with Mexican regulations, which require surrogacy to be altruistic (non-commercial), supported by formal legal contracts, and based on informed consent from all parties involved. The surrogacy journey begins with an initial evaluation and personalized counseling. This stage includes medical and psychological assessments, specialized legal advice, and the careful selection of a compatible surrogate. Intended parents are guided through the medical, emotional, and legal aspects of the process so they fully understand each step before moving forward. Once a surrogate is selected, comprehensive legal and medical preparation takes place. Legal contracts are drafted in accordance with Mexican legislation, and informed consent is obtained from all parties. Medically, embryos are created through IVF using the intended parents’ gametes or donor gametes when necessary, and the surrogate undergoes endometrial preparation to ensure optimal conditions for embryo transfer. The embryo transfer is performed by fertility specialists, followed by close monitoring to confirm implantation and early pregnancy development. Throughout the pregnancy, the surrogate receives complete prenatal care, including regular medical visits, laboratory testing, ultrasound studies, nutritional monitoring, and psychological support. Intended parents also receive ongoing updates, guidance, and legal support throughout the gestational period. The full surrogacy process typically takes 18–24 months, including surrogate selection and preparation, medical procedures, and the pregnancy itself. The final stage includes childbirth at affiliated medical facilities and completion of legal procedures to ensure the baby is legally registered in the name of the intended parent(s). Post-partum support is provided to facilitate a safe, ethical, and legally sound transition for everyone involved. Our Partner''s Surrogacy Program Includes: Comprehensive Specialized Legal Support Our program includes ongoing guidance from legal experts specialized in surrogacy, who accompany you throughout the process. This ensures full compliance with Mexican legislation and protects the rights of all parties involved at every stage. Next-Generation Fertility Clinic Our private clinic combines experienced fertility specialists with cutting-edge technology and artificial intelligence to optimize medical decision-making and improve the chances of success throughout the surrogacy journey. Rigorous Selection of Gestational Carriers Gestational carriers are selected through comprehensive medical, psychological, and social evaluations. This rigorous screening process ensures they meet the highest standards of health, emotional readiness, and ethical commitment. Experience, Care, and Human Support Our multidisciplinary team brings extensive experience across the medical, legal, and emotional aspects of surrogacy. Throughout the process, we prioritize warmth, clear communication, and personalized support to provide peace of mind for everyone involved.