Advanced IVF Support for Better Implantation
A precision laser technique that gently thins the embryo's outer shell — supporting natural hatching and improving the chances of successful implantation in selected IVF cycles.
Laser Assisted Hatching (LAH) is a delicate procedure that softens the outer zona pellucida — the protective shell surrounding an embryo. By creating a precise micro-opening, the embryo is supported to "hatch" and attach to the uterine wall.
Performed within hours before embryo transfer, LAH is recommended for selected IVF patients where natural hatching may be compromised — increasing the likelihood of implantation success.
Computer-guided laser pulses with no thermal damage.
Latest generation laser system used in elite IVF labs.
Non-invasive — performed only on the embryo in the lab.
Clinically associated with improved IVF outcomes.
Not every IVF patient needs assisted hatching. Our embryologists carefully evaluate each case and recommend LAH when clinical indicators support improved outcomes.
Recommended for women 37+ where the zona may be thicker.
Vitrified embryos can develop a hardened outer shell.
Detected during embryo evaluation before transfer.
Where prior IVF cycles did not result in implantation.
Selected cases where embryo grading suggests benefit.
Recommended by our fertility specialists individually.
A carefully orchestrated process — each step performed under laboratory-grade precision.
Cultured and monitored to ideal stage.
Embryologists evaluate readiness.
Precision laser thins zona pellucida.
Continuous evaluation post-procedure.
Treated embryo transferred to uterus.
Helps the embryo successfully attach to the uterine lining.
Aids natural hatching when the zona is thicker than ideal.
Linked with improved pregnancy rates in selected cycles.
Personalized to your fertility profile and embryo grade.
Performed safely in the embryology lab — never in your body.
Backed by clinical evidence and decades of IVF research.
As embryos age or are frozen, the zona pellucida can naturally thicken — making it harder for the blastocyst to hatch and attach to the uterine wall.
The micron-level laser opening allows the embryo to emerge more easily during the critical implantation window — supporting attachment, embryo signaling, and downstream pregnancy success.
This is why our team recommends Laser Assisted Hatching for selected IVF cycles.
Decades of experience together with the latest IVF technologies — guiding you on every step of your fertility journey.
No. The procedure is performed entirely on the embryo in the embryology lab — there is no physical sensation for the patient and no impact on the embryo's viability.
Advanced IVF techniques like Laser Assisted Hatching — guided by specialists with decades of experience across 9 centres in Tamil Nadu & Andhra Pradesh.
