IMSI / PICSI — Advanced Sperm Selection

Often after previous IVF failure, poor embryo development, recurrent miscarriage, or abnormal sperm morphology and DNA fragmentation results.

All three inject one sperm into the egg. IMSI adds higher magnification; PICSI adds biological selection based on maturity.

Yes. They are well-established laboratory techniques performed by experienced embryologists.

Not always. They add cost without value when standard sperm parameters are good. Dr. Muzaffer advises individually.

Yes, in selected cases the embryology team may combine elements of both for the best chance.