Clinica Victoria: Infertility treatment and Assisted Reproduction in Malaga, Spain

The Clinica Victoria Medical Centre in Costa del Sol (Malaga), Spain provides a comprehensive range of infertility and assisted reproduction treatments including IVF, ICSI, artificial insemination with donor sperm, cryopreservation, assisted hatching, PGD and blastocyst culture.

Who are Clinica Victoria?

Clinica Victoria, the Fertility Institute of Malaga, is a modern unit design to the standards demanded for modern fertility treatment methods. They have the commitment to offer a full range of fertility treatments to their patients: IVF, ICSI, Artificial Insemination with partner’s or donor sperm, Embryo Cryopreservation, Sperm Cryopreservation, Assisted Hatching, Blastocyst Culture, PGD and Egg Donation. Their aim at Clinica Victoria is not only to help you to achieve your goal of bringing a child into the world, but to make your journey as comfortable and easy as possible. Your dream is their dream and that’s why they are there to help you. If you’d like to talk more, they would be delighted to hear from you.

Location on the Costa del Sol in Spain

Located in Malaga city centre, the capital of Costa del Sol, and only 15 minutes from the airport, Clinica Victoria offers a convinient travel destination for fertility tourism and fertility travel. Centrally located in one of the most desiderable vacation destination, Clinica Victoria welcomes out-of-area patients from across Europe. Boasting a year-round idyllic climate, beautiful beaches, well-known museums (Picasso and Thyssen), four star hotels, friendly people, it is easy to see why Malaga, capital of Costa del Sol, would appeal to travelers and patients alike.

Their philosophy

Successful fertility treatment is all about teamwork. From the first consultation right through to the treatment process and afterwards, an experienced, highly skilled and committed team is there to ensure the best possible advice, treatment and care. Everyone at Clinica Victoria is committed to your success. They have already helped thousands of couples to start families. Nobody can offer you a better chance of having a baby than they can. Nobody cares more.

Personal assistance for your infertility treatment

At Clinica Victoria they take every step to ensure couples seeking fertility treatment have the most comfortable and convenient stay possible, providing travel assistance during their treatment. Being conscious of the difficulty of having a fertility treatment in another country, Clinica Victoria has its own personal assistance team who will organise everything for you during your stay in Spain (meet and greet you at the airport, transfers, accomodation.....).  

 
Pregnancy success rates

At Clinica Victoria they are dedicated to achieving the best chance of pregnancy for patients. They believe that no two patients are alike. That’s why couples are treated uniquely according to their individual circumstances and conditions. They also pride themselves on the quality of the treatment patients receive. This is reflected in their high success rates which are well above Costa del Sol average and they are positioned as the top clinic in Malaga.

Facilities at Clinica Victoria in Spain

Clinica Victoria has always been at the forefront of research, innovation and patient care. It has modern facilities and everything is fitted out for fertility treatments. Consultation Rooms are equipped with examination couches and the most advanced techonology scanners and doppler machines. All the theatre pocedures are undertaken within the modern theatre, which is integrated with the laboratory to ensure minimal delay between egg removal and receipt by the embryologist.

The Embryologist Laboratory has been set up to include the most up-to-date equipment for hadling gametes, freezing eggs, sperm and embryos, and sperm microinjections and manipulation.

The team at Clinica Victoria

Clinica Victoria staff are highly skilled, qualified,experienced and committed to providing a service of the highest quality. The team is made up of medical, laboratory, scientific, nursing and administrative staff. They pride themselves on their expertise, approachability and friendliness, all of which aim to provide a high quality service to help you through your treatment.

The cost of fertility treatment in Spain

At Clinica Victoria they believe that you have a right to know the maximum amount you will pay, so they quote an all-inclusive fee that represents the most you will be out of pocket - no hidden fees or surprises. Of course if unexpected expenses arise, Clinica Victoria will be responsible for them.

Fertility and assisted reproduction treatments

Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI)

This technique was developed for those cases in which sperm concentrations were too low for classical in vitro fertilization or for those in which the results of the fertilization of the oocyte weren’t good. It basically consists of injecting a single sperm directly into a mature oocyte (rather than allowing them to try and fuse naturally). In this way only one live sperm is needed per oocyte so that it allows working with semen samples with very low sperm concentration or using other techniques to recover sperm directly from the testicle such as PESA (percutaneous epididymal sperm aspiration) or TESA (testicular sperm aspiration).

Embryo Cryopreservation

This consists in freezing good quality embryos that remain after embryo transfer, with previous couples’ authorization. Thus, if the couple have frozen embryos, they doesn’t need to repeat completly the IVF treatment. Those embryos are thawed at the time they will be transferred to the woman. The transfer is done in the same way as if there were fresh embryos as long as they keep good quality after the thaw.

Sperm Cryopreservation

Sperm cryopreservation is available for men who wish to bank sperm for possible future use. During cryopreservation, the sperm is frozen and then stored in liquid nitrogen at very low temperatures. Men with certain conditions in which sperm have to be extracted through surgical means, or those who undergoes a vasectomy or a chemotherapy treatment, may consider freezing sperm for future use. Frozen sperm remain viable indefinitely and can be thawed for use in future fertility treatments.

Surgical Sperm Retrieval

Surgical sperm retrieval may be a treatment option for men with an obstruction preventing sperm release or for those with non-obstructive azoospermia (complete absence of sperm). In the first case it is possible to collect sperm directly from the epididymis by percutaneous epididymal sperm aspiration (PESA). In the second one, sperm can be collected directly from testes by performing a testicular biopsy (TESA). This microscopic core of tissue is then prepared by biologists to release the developing sperm.

Assisted Hatching

This is a complementary technique for IVF treatments. It is a treatment of the zona pellucida to try to improve implantation. For implantation to occur, the embryo must escape from its outer coat (the zona pellucida) – this is known as 'Hatching'. Once the embryo has hatched through the zona pellucida it can make physical contact with the lining of the womb and implantation begins. Failure of implantation may result from an inability of the embryo to hatch and in some women this may be why they don’t get pregnant, even with  IVF.

Blastocyst Culture

Embryos are cultured for 5 days before being transferred into the uterus. This allows the embryologists to select more advanced embryos with better potential for implantation at the time of the transfer. It is only performed in special cases.

Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD)

PGD is used for diagnosis of a genetic disease in early embryos prior to impantation in the uterus. This technology can also be used in the field of assisted reproduction for diagnosis of genetic abnormalities

Egg donation

Egg donation in Spain is anonymous and altruistic, according to current Spanish legislation. It is a non-agressive procedure, very effective and risk-free. It is aimed at women who are unable to produce their own eggs. There are certain groups of women who require donated eggs:

Women with ovaries having suffered from: 

• Primary ovarian failure

• Premature menopause

• Ovarian damage following surgery, radiation or chemotherapy

Women with active ovaries including:

• Those with an inheritable genetic disorder

• Those who repeatedly fail to respond to ovarian stimulation in IVF programme

• Those whose eggs repeatedly fail to fertilise in an IVFprogramme, or whose embryos fail to implant

Why choose Clinica Victoria for your fertility treatment

• Individualised treatment programme

• Up-to-date laboratory techiniques

• Comprehensive fertility treatment

• Highly qualified, experienced and skilled team of specialists

• Donor egg and sperm bank

• Phenomenal pregnancy success rates

• Centrally located

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