Questions about IVF in Brazil.
Treatment, costs, travel and follow-up: answers to the practical questions patients ask before coming to Brazil.
Before deciding
Do I need to know which treatment I want?
No. You can begin with questions. Your history, existing reports and clinical assessment help determine which options are relevant. You do not need to choose a treatment or a city before contacting the team.
Who provides my medical care?
Your treatment takes place at ENNE in São Paulo or Nilo Frantz in Porto Alegre. Brazil Fertility coordinates the international journey; the treating clinic and physician are identified in your individual care plan.
Is care available in English?
The program is designed around English-speaking coordination. Confirm the language arrangements for your physician, laboratory updates, consent documents and follow-up before travelling.
Treatment and preparation
Can I do some preparation at home?
Possibly, if your treating physician agrees. Testing, prescriptions and monitoring must have clearly assigned providers and an agreed way to share results. Do not start medication without individual medical instructions.
How long will I need to stay?
Your treatment determines the itinerary. Retrieval, genetic testing and a later frozen transfer may require separate visits. Ask for your own schedule and retain flexibility until dates are clinically confirmed.
Can egg freezing guarantee a child later?
No. Preservation keeps an option available but does not guarantee a future pregnancy or live birth. Your specialist can discuss the factors relevant to your age, ovarian reserve and treatment.
Will every technology be included in my treatment?
No. A service or system being available does not mean that it is suitable or necessary in every cycle. Ask why a technique is recommended, what it can and cannot tell you, and whether it has a separate fee.
Travel and support
Can you help with travel and accommodation?
Yes. Your included concierge makes sure flights, accommodation, airport transfers and clinic transport fit your treatment schedule. We organize the options with you and handle approved bookings, with travel prices and conditions explained clearly in advance.
Can my partner or another companion come?
Tell the team who will be travelling with you so practical arrangements can reflect their needs. Access to treatment areas, consent and any clinical involvement should be confirmed individually.
Is someone available 24/7?
Yes. A dedicated native American English-speaking concierge is included with Brazil Fertility, with practical support available 24/7 throughout your patient journey. Medical questions and emergencies follow the separate clinical contact instructions provided by your treating team.
What if my schedule changes?
The team should explain what changed clinically and how it affects your medication, appointments, travel and costs. Flexible bookings can help, but you should also understand cancellation and extension terms in advance.
Costs and returning home
How much does treatment cost?
Our average IVF treatment cost is around US$6,000–$8,000, considering treatment, medication, examinations, embryo transfer and genetic testing when indicated. This is an average for orientation—not a fixed package or a personal quote. No individualized treatment plan or final price can be established before consultations and the necessary examinations. Your specialist first reviews your history and results, then recommends the procedures and explains their costs.
What happens after I leave Brazil?
Before departure, confirm written instructions, follow-up appointments or tests, medication and who to contact if a concern arises. Coordination with a clinician at home may be needed.
How do I share medical records?
Ask the clinic for the appropriate secure channel. Do not include test reports, identity documents or detailed medical history in the introductory email form.
Let’s discuss your treatment in Brazil.
Ask about treatment options, average treatment costs and the practical details of your stay. Our team can help you understand the next steps in English.
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