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Laser-Assisted Hatching (LAH) ServicesAt GBR Fertility Centre, we offer Laser-Assisted Hatching (LAH) – an advanced embryology technique that improves implantation rates for select IVF patients. Our state-of-the-art laser system creates microscopic openings in the embryo's outer shell to facilitate natural hatching and uterine attachment.
LAH is a non-invasive, computer-guided procedure that:
✔ Uses a precise infrared laser to thin the zona pellucida
✔ Mimics the natural hatching process
✔ Takes <5 seconds per embryo under microscope guidance
Best for:
✓ Frozen-thawed embryos (zona hardening)
✓ Women aged ≥35 years
✓ Previous IVF implantation failures
✓ Thick zona pellucida
✓ Poor embryo expansion on Day 5
Non-contact technique prevents embryo damage Single-pulse technology avoids heat buildup Strict SOPs follow ASRM/ESHRE guidelines No additional risk of monozygotic twinning🔬 LYKOS Laser System (Hamilton Thorne)Precisive targeting accuracAutomatic pulse duration controlOur embryologists may suggest LAH if you have≥2 failed IVF cycles with good embryosFrozen embryos >2 yearsElevated FSH levels during stimulationPoor blastocyst expansion on Day 5-6
Included in: · Premium IVPackages · Frozen Embryo Transfer Cycles Standalone Option: · ₹5,000 per embryo (max 3 embryos) *Part of our Embryo Boost Program with: · EmbryoGlue · Endometrial receptivity testing
FAQA: LAH(Laser-Assisted Hatching) is usually performed shortly before embryo transfer, typically on Day 3 or Day 5 embryos.
A: Yes. LAH is commonly used with frozen-thawed embryos because freezing may sometimes harden the embryo shell.
A: No. LAH is performed in the IVF laboratory on the embryo before embryo transfer, so the patient does not experience pain during the procedure.
A: No, only recommended for specific cases after embryologist review
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