Les­bian cou­ples with the de­sire to have children

The me­dical tre­at­ment me­thod for a les­bian couple is fer­ti­liza­tion with do­nated sperm. Whe­ther it comes from a pri­vate donor or a sperm bank de­pends on the per­sonal cir­cum­s­tances and wishes of the fu­ture par­ents.

Do you want an an­ony­mous do­na­tion? Or would you not ex­clude the do­nor’s in­vol­vement in the child’s life? These ques­tions should be dis­cussed in de­tail in ad­vance.

There is also the so-called ROPA me­thod (“Re­cep­tion of Oo­cytes from Partner”), in which both part­ners par­ti­ci­pate in the pregnancy and pass on their bio­lo­gical ge­netic ma­te­rial to the joint child.

In this me­thod, the egg of one partner is fer­ti­lized with sperm from a donor and im­planted into the body of the other partner. In simpler terms, this me­thod in­volves do­na­ting eggs and sperm to the woman who car­ries out the pregnancy. In­iti­ally, only the woman who car­ries out the child and gives birth is con­sidered the legal mo­ther. If the two women are mar­ried, the partner be­comes co-mo­ther with the birth of the child.

At Fer­tilly, we have made it our mis­sion to ac­com­pany cou­ples (ho­mo­se­xual and he­te­ro­se­xual) and sin­gles on the way to ful­fil­ling their child wish. In doing so, it is im­portant to us to create trans­pa­rency in the area of fer­ti­lity ser­vices, to pro­vide in­for­ma­tion and know­ledge on the to­pics of pregnancy and fer­ti­lity and to help you to find the most sui­table Fer­ti­lity Center. Th­rough co­ope­ra­tion with first-class Fer­ti­lity Cen­tres and cli­nics in Eu­rope, en­qui­ries about Fer­tilly are given pre­fe­ren­tial tre­at­ment. This means that our pa­ti­ents avoid the usually long wai­ting times and get ap­point­ments more quickly.

If you would like more in­for­ma­tion about Fer­ti­lity Cen­ters, suc­cess rates and prices, please contact us using this ques­ti­on­n­aire. We will ad­vise you free of charge and wi­t­hout any ob­li­ga­tion.