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We provide lesbian couples with an option to share the experience of motherhood through our highly qualified specialists.
In recent years, there has been a growing trend of lesbian couples who want to become mothers and share biological involvement in the pregnancy. For these cases, we implement the ROPA Method.
This method consists of both women in the couple actively sharing the process of In Vitro Fertilization. One provides the baby’s egg as the genetic mother. The other carries the pregnancy as the gestational mother.
The acronym stands for Reception of Oocytes from the Partner. This technique allows a lesbian couple to have a shared motherhood experience in which both women actively participate.
The main options available to these types of couples who want to become mothers are the ROPA method along with Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) and In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) using sperm donor.
The acronym stands for Reception of Oocytes from the Partner. This technique allows a lesbian couple to have a shared motherhood experience in which both women actively participate.
The main options available to these types of couples who want to become mothers are the ROPA method along with Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) and In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) using sperm donor.
The ROPA method requires a high-complexity assisted reproduction treatment, such as IVF, to fertilize the eggs with a sperm donor. One of the women contributes her eggs, which are then fertilized with the sperm from a sperm bank, and the resulting embryo is transferred to the other woman’s uterus. This allows both women to participate in the process and achieve the desired pregnancy.
The ROPA method generally has good results, depending on the age of the woman who contributes the eggs. Lesbian couples typically undergo this procedure because they both want to participate in the pregnancy. In this scenario they do not have any associated infertility issues. However, the final result depends on the age of the woman who contributes the eggs.
The baby will resemble both members of the couple. The woman who contributes the egg provides the genetic material, and the sperm donor is chosen to match characteristics of the new family. The woman who carries the embryo in her uterus also contributes to the imprinting and DNA modeling, so the baby may resemble both people.
In Argentina, the ROPA method is a regulated treatment. Patients must sign an informed consent form, and the requirements are the same as for any patient undergoing assisted reproduction treatment (basic studies and updated gynecological controls).
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