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ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection) is one of the most effective techniques available in assisted reproduction today. It is primarily designed to overcome male factor infertility, but it’s also widely used in cases of low egg quality, fertilization failure, or frozen egg use.
At Pearl Fertility, ICSI is included as a standard part of all IVF cycles — at no additional cost — to maximize your chances of successful fertilization.
Fertilization naturally occurs when a healthy sperm penetrates the outer layer of the egg and reaches its cytoplasm. However, sometimes sperm may not be able to do this due to:
ICSI bypasses this barrier by directly injecting a single healthy sperm into the center of the egg using a microscopic needle — a precise procedure done by skilled embryologists in the IVF laboratory.
In addition to standard ICSI, we also apply IMSI (Intracytoplasmic Morphologically Selected Sperm Injection). This advanced technology allows the embryologist to select the healthiest and most structurally normal sperm under high magnification, improving fertilization outcomes — especially for men with abnormal sperm morphology.
ICSI is recommended in cases of:
Unexplained infertility
A pregnancy test (HCG blood test)Â is done 12 days after the transfer.
If you’re considering ICSI in Cyprus or need help understanding your fertility treatment options, we’re here to walk with you every step of the way. From clinic coordination to emotional support — you don’t have to do this alone.
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