In vitro fertilization (IVF) at Phyathai Sriracha Hospital in Si Racha, Thailand, has a basic package that may cost around $12,900. Reproductive endocrinologist Dr. Chanchai Chailert has over 25 years of experience and helped pioneer compound ovarian stimulation.
What the basic IVF package includes
The package covers a doctor consultation, vaginal ultrasound monitoring, basic lab tests, and stimulation injections. It also includes egg retrieval surgery, embryo culture, and basic fertilization.
Before treatment, patients may need hormone and AMH blood tests, a transvaginal ultrasound, thyroid and chromosome tests, and semen analysis. The clinic also asks for records from treatment cycles within the past 6–12 months.
IVF methods and lab systems
Compound ovarian stimulation may be used for advanced age, low AMH, or premature ovarian insufficiency. PIEZO-ICSI uses ultrasonic pulses instead of a sharp needle during sperm injection. The clinic describes this method as an option for fragile eggs.
Other lab methods include IMSI, which magnifies sperm 6,600 times, and MACS, which sorts sperm with high DNA fragmentation. EmbryoScope Plus and Geri Plus track embryo growth with time-lapse images.
The Vitrosafe Active IVF closed system keeps insemination and egg checks inside an incubator designed to mimic conditions inside the body. The clinic says it was the first in Thailand to use this system. Its IVF Witness system uses RFID and barcodes to track samples, and ULPA air filters support Class 1000 lab cleanliness.
Cycle length and embryo testing
Stimulation and egg retrieval take 12–14 days in Thailand. A full cycle, including embryo culture and screening, takes about 25–30 days. Available genetic tests include PGT-A, PGT-M, and PGT-SR, as indicated. NGS/PGT-Plus can assess all 23 chromosome pairs.
The clinic reports overall IVF success rates of 78%–89%, with results varying by age. It reports 85%–93% for women under 35, 82%–85% for ages 35–40, and 75%–80% over age 40. These figures are not a promise of an individual result.
Medical team and follow-up
Dr. Chanchai Chailert co-founded the fertility center and holds Thai board qualifications in obstetrics and gynecology and reproductive medicine. Dr. Bi Anran focuses on advanced-age fertility, low ovarian reserve, recurrent implantation failure, and complex infertility.
After embryo transfer, care may include luteal support and a pregnancy test 12–14 days later. Patients receive follow-up and medication instructions for after returning home. The hospital holds JCI and AACI accreditation and is part of Bangkok Dusit Medical Services. To discuss whether IVF may fit your needs, leave a request on Bookimed.
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