TREATMENTS
IVF & ICSI
Precise Fertilisation
Direct injection of a single sperm into the egg for higher accuracy.
Effective in Complex Cases
Supports fertilisation when IVF alone is not enough.
Proven & Trusted
Widely used with excellent success rates worldwide.
About the treatment
ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection) is a specialized form of IVF designed to address cases where sperm motility, count, or morphology may be a concern. In this procedure, a single healthy sperm is carefully injected into each mature egg to improve the chances of fertilization. At Pedieos IVF Center in Cyprus, our experienced embryologists apply advanced laboratory techniques and personalized protocols to ensure safety, precision, and excellent pregnancy outcomes for every patient.

Is IVF & ICSI for right for you?
Have unexplained infertility
Have low sperm count, motility, or morphology
Have previously had failed IVF fertilisation
Have a history of using frozen or surgically retrieved sperm
Prefer the highest precision approach to fertilisation
How IVF & ICSI Works
Consultation & Assessment
Your fertility history is reviewed, with tests and a tailored treatment plan.
Ovarian Stimulation
Medication is given to encourage the growth of multiple mature eggs.
Egg & Sperm Collection
Eggs are retrieved under light sedation, and sperm is prepared.
Fertilisation in the Lab
Eggs are fertilised using either conventional IVF or ICSI techniques.
Embryo Transfer
The healthiest embryos are carefully placed into the uterus.
Frequently asked Questions
IVF allows the sperm to fertilise the egg naturally in the lab, while ICSI involves selecting a single healthy sperm and gently placing it inside the egg. Your doctor will recommend the best method based on your needs.
No. Egg collection is done under mild sedation, and most women describe the experience as comfortable and manageable.
Both are highly effective. IVF is often used when sperm health is normal, while ICSI provides extra support when fertilisation needs a helping hand.
Both IVF and ICSI are safe, widely used worldwide, and have helped millions of healthy babies be born.
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Yes. Any additional healthy embryos can be frozen and used in future treatment cycles if needed.
Because every journey is unique, your doctor will guide you on the best timing for another cycle. Many couples continue treatment safely and successfully.
