IVF with PGT in Turkey from £2,150

PGT-A (aneuploidy screening): tests for chromosomal abnormalities — typically recommended for: women over 35, recurrent miscarriages, repeated unsuccessful IVF cycles. PGT-M (monogenic disorders): tests for specific genetic diseases — typically recommended with a known family history (cystic fibrosis, beta-thalassaemia, Huntington's). PGT-SR: tests for structural chromosomal abnormalities. An honest clinic checks whether PGT is medically indicated for you — not every IVF cycle requires PGT.

With the right indication: yes, considerably. In women over 38 with recurrent miscarriages, PGT-A can raise live-birth rate from around 25% to around 50%. In younger women without risk factors, the benefit is less clear — some studies show similar or slightly lower live-birth rates. An honest clinic gives an individual evaluation — anyone recommending "PGT for every cycle" is not optimising for your situation.

Mosaic embryos (some cells normal, some abnormal) are a grey-zone finding: not clearly normal, not clearly abnormal. Earlier practice was "do not transfer" — today, low-mosaic embryos are typically transferred with informed consent, because they can lead to healthy babies. With a mosaic finding, the clinic should offer genetic counselling — blanket rejection is outdated.

PGT-A has false-positive (10-15%) and false-negative (1-5%) rates. "False-positive" means: an embryo was discarded as abnormal but was healthy. This is a documented issue — some patients have had babies from discarded mosaic embryos. PGT-M (for specific diseases) is considerably more reliable than PGT-A. These reliability aspects should be discussed honestly.

In some Western European countries, PGT is only allowed with strict indication and ethics committee approval — costs £5,160-£7,740 plus IVF. In Turkey it is more widely available — typically £3,870-£6,020 for IVF + PGT (around £430-£860 per tested embryo). What to look for: laboratory accreditation, NGS (Next Generation Sequencing) instead of older FISH technique, written reports of the genetic analysis.

In most Western European countries, sex selection without medical indication is prohibited. In Turkey it is also restricted — only allowed with medical indication (sex-linked diseases such as haemophilia, Duchenne muscular dystrophy). Anyone seeking sex selection for "family balancing" would need to travel to other countries (Cyprus, USA, some others). A reputable Turkish clinic does not perform illegal sex selection.

Our coordination team operates in 13 languages including German, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Polish, Romanian, Bulgarian, Russian, Ukrainian, Arabic and Persian. For clinical conversations (surgeon consultations, anesthesia briefing, discharge discussion), we provide a medically-trained interpreter in your language. Written documents (consent forms, operative reports, prescriptions) are translated into your language on request.

Send recent diagnostic reports (relevant to your procedure: imaging, blood work, specialist letters), your full medication list including supplements, allergy history, and a brief health summary including chronic conditions and prior surgeries. Our medical team reviews these free of charge within 24-48 hours so we can confirm candidacy, finalize the plan and quote a binding price before you book travel.