Treatment and diagnostics in vitro fertilization (ivf) in Seoul, South Korea

The very first IVF attempt at “MizMedi” was successful, but before that my husband and I had to go to Seoul as many as 3 times.
The wonderful doctor Kim Na Yeon suggested starting preparation as soon as possible, but warned that before embryo transfer I would need laparoscopic surgery. So during my first visit to the clinic I took tests, and the doctors froze the embryos. During the second visit, I had the surgery, and during the third, the embryo transfer finally took place.
We liked the clinic, our doctor was very smiling and gave us hope for success. All the doctors behaved professionally and attentively, monitored my condition even after I returned to Russia. In July 2015 we contacted the clinic, and in July 2016 our twins were born. We will go here for our third child as well.

For 2 years that my wife and I tried to have a child, we visited many doctors, took countless tests, underwent several courses of antibiotics, and I was almost sent for surgery. All of this brought no effect, the doctors' conclusions and examination results were contradictory.

Learning that a professor from a Korean clinic was giving free consultations in our city, we, of course, turned to her. It turned out to be an employee of "MizMedi", who suggested we get examined in Korea. We agreed and never regretted it.

In Korea, we stayed at a hotel near the clinic. The accommodation cost $40/day - a special price for patients, it's more expensive for tourists. The examinations took us only a few hours and cost about $550 each, the results came in 3 days. We found out there were problems on my wife's side, which were treated right there at the clinic.

After months of fruitless visits to doctors, I was amazed by the speed with which diagnosis and treatment were carried out in Korea.