Sharon E. Moayeri

My experience with Dr. Moayeri is a refreshing one, and one of much relief after the poor experiences my husband and I encountered with other physicians. Before Dr. Moayeri, I had been discouraged from pursuing motherhood by other insensitive physicians. I was given a 0% chance of conceiving, and Dr. Moayeri took on that challenge -successfully- and gave us hope once again. Additionally, without her tenacity and professionalism, we would not have been able to have our procedures covered by my insurance. Her continued support, medication loans, and advocacy on our behalf made it clear to the insurance company that we were not going to go down without a fight. A fight we ultimately won!

Trust the process and trust Dr. Moayeri's instructions. She is a true artist in her craft and will exhaust all possibilities before giving up. Going through infertility treatment is an emotional roller coaster, but Dr. Moayeri will not let you ride it alone. She will be your personal cheerleader and hold your hand through all the ups, downs, and loops.

My cycles with Dr. Moayeri were all IUIs. Due to clotting issues and uterine infections, cycles were preceded by bacteria-specific antibiotics as well as D-dimer and other serum tests to prepare for a healthy pregnancy. My husband was referred to an endocrinologist to treat a pituitary issue that Dr. Moayeri suspected was causing his high FSH and prolactin levels and subsequently, his low sperm count. Thanks to Dr. Moayeri's excellent detective work, my husband is now under treatment, is doing much better, and we continue to work towards a second baby.

One full cycle of co-payments = $120

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DR. Moyari answered all my questions throughly and had lot's of compassion when my embryo transfers did not work out. She always made me feel that she would help me get pregnant and not to worry. She is very knowledgable and took the time to sit with me at each visit and came up with a good plan for my body.

Please see Dr. Moyari if you are having trouble getting pregnant. She is amazing!!

I don't know the dosages that I took with my medications but I did 1 egg retrival with her. She got 30 eggs out of me. I was over stimulated unfortunately and had to go to Hoag Hospital a few days after my retrival to get the fluid drained. My embroys were put in the freezer at that time. The next month Dr. Moyaeri put 2 girl embroys in me and unfortunately it didn't take. I waited 2 more months and then Dr. Moyari put 1 girl and 1 untested embryo in me and I found out I was pregnant. Yay! I had my daughter 9 months later in July 2012. I went back to see Dr. Moyari in October 2018. We decided to put 1 frozen boy embryo in. I found out I was pregnant but then a week later my numbers were dropping and then I found out that it was a chemical pregnancy. I was devistated. I still have 1 girl, 1 boy and 1 untested embro left and I really want to try 1 more time to give my daughter a sibling. Unfortunately, things are tough financially right now and I would love help to pay for 1 more transfer.

The office always got me in for my ultrasound appointments whenever my schedule permitted. They were great!

I believe the frozen transfers were around $5,000, and the egg retrieval and 1st frozen transfer was around $30,000 total with everything from beginning to end.

Dr. Moyari would not let me put in more than 2 embryos at a time.

Dr. Moayeri makes you feel empowered and nurtured at the same time; as though you're in a safe pair of hands. She has a huge amount of experience, yet I saw *her* for my visits, and was never 'pawned off' to other staff. She explains things very well, even when I was nervous and had to ask her to repeat an entire procedure process all over again because I was overwhelmed and was alone, due to COVID. It was actually because of COVID that I felt I probably asked more questions than any patient, ever! She was always patient and positive, without painting an unrealistic picture of my changes. Having had treatment elsewhere before, I especially appreciated her candor.

Just see her! She will not waste your time. Come with your most difficult questions; she is the type of doctor who will listen and give you data-driven information back.

It's a little raw to get into my specific protocols, but she was able to pivot when things didn't go my way, so to speak. I was able to hang in there to make a positive result happen in a different way than I originally envisioned.

Personal.

Dr. Moayeri has a lot of experience, but what I appreciated is that she left final decisions in MY hands. That is something I had not experienced with a prior provider (who happened to be a man).

The experience with Dr Moayeri has proven exceptional. Dr Moayeri proves approachable, personable, knowledgable, and compassionate. These traits coupled with her excellent team lead one to feel like a patient — not a number. Specifically, Dr Moayeri responds to inquiries after hours either via text or phone. Also, communication with the clinic proves seamless with quick responses from the IVF coordinator either via email or the OCF phone app, late into the night.

Dr Moayeri works with CCRM, a state-of-the-art lab, and touted as one of the best, if not the best, in the country.

#1 High dose agonist (Gonal 450IU daily)/antagonist protocol with estrogen priming—IUI; suspect to determine my response potential. #2 Flare protocol with estrogen priming—2 eggs collected; suspect as noted to be poor responder. #3 Moderate dose agonist (Gonal 375IU daily)/antagonist protocol with estrogen priming—current; suspect as poor response to flare protocol

We used an insurance benefit and opted for 3 rounds of IVF. Thus, paid roughly 27k upfront. Then, $185 x 2.5 visits until deductible met then $50 co-pays for every visit. Also, IUI cost $28, Lastly, medication costs came to 5-8k/cycle.

Have not yet undergone transfer.

Dr. Moyari saw me every time and she explain every thing to me at a high level. I could have used a little more detail but everything was going the well so I did not push it. She called us when we had questions outside of appointment hours. She was the only doctor that took time to review my records before treatment.

If you like details in every step of the process, she will explain it to you if you ask. She's very high level so don't expect that.

She pumped me full of drugs after knowing the other doctor did a mild treatment. Lots of injections, pills, check ups. She said her goal was for me to create as much eggs as possible to increase my chances and with my health and age, this was the way to go. She started me with one month of BCPs first.

For visits, ultrasounds and blood work, I paid out of pocket costs and I would say upwards of $15k. Not including meds.

None.

She has been extremely honest and forthcoming with expectations even if it was hard for me to accept. She was the only Dr. that discovered I had a gene for blood clots that potentially has saved my life. She was also the one that discovered I have an autoimmune. This was due to her thoroughness with my test results and her do diligence of working through why one of my transfers didn't take. I have worked with Dr. Moyeri for about 4 years now with infertility and she has never sugar coated anything and has always worked with me and my husbands decisions in what we wanted to do and she always gives her input and it's very appreciative.

Do NOT give up.

I was treated with injections and medication for infertility. I had poor ovarian reserve, so these medications helped increase the number of follicles I produced. She would change the medication dose if the cycle did not work.

IVF is costly.

I trust her so I have no comments.

She is very experienced and knowledgeable, but sometimes she goes over topics quickly like a memorized script since she has done it so many times. But I like her organization and presentation style, she uses pictures and graphs to help explain her point. She also gave me a detailed packet of the steps of the treatment, recommended supplements and description of all the different types of hormones and tests we need to do to evaluate me.

Make sure you request her and be flexible with your schedule, she doesn't work on weekends so you would be seeing her associate and not her. At times like that, you feel like the associate doesn't know your case and may have miscommunication.

We tried oral medication - Clomid for one cycle and the result was not as ideal. Then I purchased the Follistum pen - to give myself injections around my belly button to help increase the mature egg count. We did IUI cycles, and each time we needed additional ultrasound to check the lining, but the cost was $300 for each ultrasound

Most of the treatment was not covered by insurance. Labs and tests were about $500, each ultrasound was $300 and we had probably 5 ultrasounds for each cycle, and the actual drugs $1000 and insemination was $500ish. So IUI is around $3000

I would recommend Dr. Moayeri to everyone having fertility issues. I had seen a few other fertility drs. Before dr. Moayeri but when I had my fist appointment with her, I knew immediately she was going to my fertility dr. And I wanted to take this journey with her professional guidance. She was honest, blunt and compassionate all at the same time. She made me feel completely comfortable with her amazing bedside manner and fun attitude through such a hard, emotional, scary experience. Talking to her calmed me. Her intelligence on what she does is off the charts. I really appreciated that also. Whenever something wasn’t working for me she would change it up immediately. I loved how she listened and never pushed anything on me.

Dr. Moayeri will take care of you through the whole process. Trust everything she says. Ask as many questions you want to, she will give you her honest opinion and answer every question in a way that will make sense to you. She will always take you on the route that is best for and won’t throw a bunch of medications at you. She’s careful with that and cares about your well being also.

The cost was roughly 30k I think.

The doctor didn’t have the best bedside manner but didn’t sugar coat anything as well. During the retrieval process I didn’t have much of an issue with doctor but when it came to time for the transfer she had lost my first and best embryo during the procedure. Not only was there no follow up from the doctor regarding the situation but there wasn’t much of an apology or compensation for my loss.

Not the best doctor to see if you want someone that is empathetic to you. But she might be someone you might want to see if you need a second opinion or a different insight on your treatment.

She was the second doctor I did a retrieval with and I don’t remember the specifics to the medication protocol but I do remember she did take a different approach but also emphasized the importance of diet and supplements that should be taken before and during the treatment. The results were a lot better with Dr Moayeri. Previously I had 27 eggs retrieved resulting in 4 embryos. But with Dr Moayeri I had 39 eggs retrieved and 16 embryos.

Costs are high even with insurance

She definitely leaves the decision up to you. When asked for a professional opinion for your situation, she would just state all the possible risks and tell you to do your research and make the decision. In the future when asked for her professional opinion based on my record and treatment, I would appreciate more of a specific opinion and advice.

Dr. Moyari is very knowledgeable and left no stone unturned. She would consult with high risk doctors when needed, she would tweak and tailor my protocol accordingly each time. She was up to date on all the latests fertility treatments and procedures and was very compassionate when I miscarried twice. She made herself personally available to me even when not in the office or out of town.

That there are no guarantees and that she doesn't make any promises but will try everything in her toolbox to help you succeed.

The overall strategy was to produce a positive full term pregnancy using donor eggs due to my age. After the first miscarriage, she ran a significant number of tests to determine the cause. As it was unknown, subsequent protocols took into account my test results even if they were borderline. She covered all possible scenarios and proposed new procedures like plasma.

We are out of pocket about $80K at this point. That includes donor eggs, and 4 cycles.

I have no comments or concerns.

Dr Moayeri is an excellent doctor. I can’t recommend her enough. She took so much time to make sure everything was right and I felt very comfortable in her care. We still need to go thought the FET process and I feel completely confident in her skills as a doctor.

Trust her, go in with lots of questions, but trust that she is an extremely qualified doctor and knows what she is doing.

Unfortunately since I had my egg retrieval in 2018 I don’t remember the specifics.

I don’t remember specific components, but we paid for everything out of pocket (insurance did not cover)

Since I have cystic fibrosis, multiple embryo transfer would be very risky. Dr Moayeri made it clear she believes in SET only and that made me feel more comfortable.

She has a track record of success. The weekly appointments often involve a vaginal ultrasound. Dr. M ensures you are comfortable from the beginning. She is knowledgeable and efficient at every appointment. As a patient it is important to stay organized to be prepared to ask questions during your appointment. After the egg retrieval process, Dr. Moayeri would often call personally to follow up on the development of our embryos and discuss our options. She even gave us her personal number if we had any concerns. I definitely felt more at ease in the process because of her attentiveness to our concerns in building our family.

Be prepared for your appointments to ask all of your questions. Personally, I preferred seeing Dr. Moayeri at every appointment rather than the other doctor when she was not available. You want to schedule your procedures, for us retrieval and transfer, around her availability.

The egg retrieval and corresponding care was the most significant cost. The cost of medication varies based on insurance. The surgery center used for the retrieval and transfer does not accept insurance.

Dr. Moayeri strongly encouraged us to transfer one embryo first due in part to the probability of multiples. In retrospect, I am so thankful that we listened because we ended up having twins.

Dr. Moayeri was very honest and forthcoming about egg retrieval, success of a healthy embryo for someone my age (41) with no previous pregnancies and history of cancer. She was delicate in explaining the situation but honest and consulted with my oncologist. She guided me through the steps and I was keenly aware of my expectations. After having cancer, it’s like having PTSD every time you see a doctor. Dr. Maoyeri is an expert communicator with genuine compassion and it was calming-like talking to a friend. Honest, knowledgeable and kind. I would recommend her wholeheartedly to anyone with fertility issues.

Dr. Moayeri is knowledgeable, with good bedside manner and who will be truthful about the process, possible issues and expectations. Dr. Moayeri and her staff will guide you every step of the way and make the process seamless

I don’t remember specifics-mostly because I had just had a lumpectomy and was going to start radiation treatments. Running from doctors appointments every other day. I do remember being taught by the staff how to self administer the injections, the nurses took my blood, walked me to the room to track the egg count, would call to ensure everything was ok and they also helped me obtain the financial help I needed for the procedure.

The cost of medicine, doctors visits, blood drawn, egg retrieval were approximately $13,000. The cost for yearly maintenance of egg freezing is $550.

No embryo transfer Gad taken place yet. However Dr. Moayeri indicated she would only transfer one embryo at a time.

I have been very satisfied with my time at OC Fertility, and would highly recommend them to others. Dr. Moayeri is very thurough, and I appreciate the time she takes to answer all of my questions, and make sure that I understand and am comfortable with every step of the processes, for both IUI and IVF.

Don’t be afraid to ask questions

My first 2 IUI’s I took Clomid, and responded well to it, with 4 follicles each time. After those were unsuccessful, we tried 1 cycle with Femara, and I also responded well with 4 follicles. The IUI was unsuccessful, and for the final IUI I did 150iu of GonalF injections along with the Clomid. That cycle I only produced 1 follicle and we decided to do 2 IUI’s, which were unsuccessful. After that, we decided to move forward with IVF, and are in between retrieval and transfer currently. For my IVF protocol, I had 2 vials of Menopur, Clomid, and 450iu Gonal F. I responded well and had 8 follicles. At retrieval we got 13 eggs, 9 fertilized and 8 made it to day 5. However, only 1 made it to biopsy for PGS testing. I have low AMH, so this was not surprising. We are waiting on the PGS results before we implant.

Our total costs, including all monitoring appointments, medicstions, procedures, etc. was right at $30,000 for IVF. Each of the IUI cycles was around $1,000, including medication.

I have had a wonderful experience so far with Dr. Moayeri. From the very first appointment, I liked her confidence (without being arrogant) and her level of expertise in fertility. She explains tests and procedures really well, and is also good at explaining WHY she is performing any diagnostic procedure. She is also really really thorough, which is something that is really important to me. I also think she is more on the candid side, which I prefer. For example, she did not hesitate or beat around the bush when she recommended that we consider using donor sperm as a back-up plan. However, she was very empathetic and it did not come across as offensive. I sincerely believe that she wants the best outcome for me and my husband. I'm not sure if this counts as a weakness but I think that most of the detailed IVF information was provided to us through their paperwork that we were given before starting IVF. For example, we didn't discuss statistics, risks, and the details of IVF (what each medication does) with Dr. Moayeri. I think we had a brief conversation about it. However, I know I could have scheduled an appointment to have that discussion with her. The information I already had about IVF was sufficient for me since I also did a lot of research. Their paperwork was also really thorough and complete so I didn't have any questions about IVF when it was time to pay for my cycle. For those of you who need to get your information verbally from your doctor, you may need to ask for that explicitly. I trusted her and did not feel the need to question her about every detail. I had more than enough information. The one thing I did not do (and chose not to do) was to ask about her success rate (e.g. live birth rate). Some of this information is available online through the CDC website but I know the data is sparse. Dr. Moayeri is with CCRM, which is a renowned fertility clinic. I think there is a good reason why CCRM is working with Dr. Moayeri. Initially, I did have some concerns that I didn't choose the "best" reproductive endocrinologist (someone with the best success rates), but I chose to stick with Dr. Moayeri.

Don't be afraid to ask questions if you feel like you need more information or clarification

I was put on the antagonist protocol which consisted of Menopur, Follistim, and dexamethasone (0.5 mg) for 12 days, Ganirelix starting day 7, Pregnyl on day 12, and egg retrieval on day 14. I went in for ultrasounds +/-bloodwork (did not always need bloodwork), which became more frequent towards the end. There is another doctor at the practice who performed a few of my ultrasounds (because Dr. Moayeri was doing a procedure) but as I neared the end of the IVF cycle, Dr. Moayeri later reviewed the ultrasounds to double check my protocol. They always called me in the afternoon after the ultrasound to let me know if any changes needed to be made. The only change they made was to delay my egg retrieval by one day. Dr. Moayeri was able to retrieve 15 eggs! As far as side effects go, I had some mild bruising on injection sites, started getting more tired, felt bloated during the final week, and some mild tenderness/pain in what I assume were my ovaries as the follicles got really big.

IVF cycle costs about $15k Not included in fee to OC Fertility/CCRM - IVF stim meds (paid to pharmacy directly) - ~$5k for me - CCS analysis of embryo cells - depends on the number of embryos Frozen embryo transfer is a separate fee of ~$5k

Dr. Moayeri asked me about my preferences and I told her I wanted a single embryo transfer to minimize any risk to myself or the baby. We didn't discuss it further after that. I had already read about the risks of multiple embryo transfer and was also given that information from Dr. Moayeri (via paperwork). I do not know what Dr. Moayeri's preferences or recommendations are in general.

The doctor was everything we could want and more. She was kind but honest with us. She backed up all her assessments with scientific evidence. She gave us a clear path of what the next steps were. Nothing was sugar coated yet she made it obvious that she would be with us and do what was best to increase our chances of success.

Dr. Moayeri firmly supports scientific research. She is open to complementing her treatments with some homeopathic approaches (e.g. acupuncture), but you should know that she is basing her decisions on the scientific reality of the situation so do not come to her if you are looking for a homeopathic or non-scientific approach to fertility. Also, you should expect that she will be honest, thorough and comprehensive in her diagnoses and in providing you with information. She will not hold your hand along the way so you should plan on getting emotional support elsewhere. Her job and her #1 priority is to do everything scientifically possible to increase the likelihood that you succeed in your fertility goals. If you are lucky enough to work with her, I expect that you will be extremely satisfied with her care just as we were! We are eternally grateful for the medical support that she provided.

Dr. Moayeri's approach to the number of embryo transfer is based on scientific evidence. Certainly, for older patients or patients with a history of miscarriages or other complications, she may recommend multiple transfers, however, her #1 priority is to ensure that you end up with one healthy baby. Therefore, her preference will be to transfer one embryo where possible since transferring multiple embryos increases all sorts of risks. Again, based on science, the wisest approach is to have the embryo/s chromosomally tested so that she can transfer the smallest number of chromosomally-normal embryos possible.

She was patient, kind, shared all medical data and possible outcomes, did extensive testing and overall I thought she was a great doctor. The IVF process overall, was extremely difficult for me and she was always there to answer my questions. She was present every, or almost every, visit that I had.

She is great but expensive. Be prepared for that part of it. Otherwise, go for it.

I don't remember specifics but we had several visits and then she started my on hormones. There was some kind of water/liquid inserted vaginally to do an ultrasound. She did my egg retrieval, insemination of those eggs, then transplanted the embryos.

I don't remember but it felt like a lot. I spent about $20k, probably more for 2 rounds of IVF

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I honestly have zero complaints she was there for all but one ultrasound and wasn't the one who preformed my IUI but that didn't matter to me she was so hands on and the only reasons she missed those two appointments were for other patients in surgery, she was very present in my whole experience of treament for which I've already recommended multiple friends to her.

She put me on meteformin to help regulate my hormone imbalance to work on the annovulation and PCOS for about 2 months attempting to get my cycles going again before we did any kind of fertility work. they didn't return so I had a progesterone induced cycle once my husband's morphology numbers were better. And that was our treatment cycle which she also suggested using femara so we did... I had regular ultrasounds to monitor folic growth throughout the cycle, I was given estrogen patches as we approached my trigger date. And she even will come in on weekends to check if your cycle is that close, which she did for me, I administered an HCG trigger injection from home the day before my IUI.

Visits with insurance came in around $90 with an ultrasound, and bloodwork was about $35 but it all depends on insurance. My IUI aroud $1500 with meds procedure and out of pocket visits during my treatment cycle.

Dr Moayeri is very HONEST , SKILLED and HAS ATTENTION TO DETAILS. Her practice is not based on volume but on individualized care. With every failure she deeply dove into the science and tried to tweak the next cycle to improve my chances. I could tell she was very invested in my success. Prior to her I was in clinic where the goal was volume/quantity and not quality

Dr Moayeri is compassionate, professional and above all HONEST....As a patient you are investing emotions, time and money. You donot want a saleman with fancy furniture. Remember all the fancy furniture is coming from your money!

After failing other cycles she realized that their was an element of adenomyosis in therefore used the Lupron flare technique. She also did not recommend OCPs before since she did not want to suppress the ovaries (I am old) After a failed transfer she offered me platelet rich plasma therapy which though experimental had low downside.

She recommended against multiple embryo due to my fibroid

We have only met with Dr. Moayeri via teleconference due to the current COVID-19 conditions. However, she took the time to review our prior medical information with us, offer suggestions of next steps and answer all of the questions we had regarding treatment.

Be prepared with questions - make sure that you take the time to do your research, so that you can have an active and engaging conversation with your doctor about your treatment plan.

Since we are just in the consultation stage with her, it is hard to tell what this will look like. With my regular OBGYN we had previously completed three cycles of Clomid. Dr. Moayeri reviewed that information with us and noted that once we begin treatment, if one cycle of IUI is unsuccessful, she would recommend moving straight into IVF due to my husband and my ages.

TBD

Dr. Moayeri is no-nonsense, but also has compassion and a good bedside manner. She explains things thoroughly all the time. There are times you may not understand them all, but it is important to ask questions in those times and she will answer. We used Dr. Moayeri twice through IVF and conceived two boys. We would use her again.

There are no bad questions...ask away! Fertility treatments are complicated, so you should not hesitate to ask anything you are unsure of.

Dr. Moayeri used pretty standard treatment strategies with us, we believe, and it all worked out well. So there are no concerns here from our experience.

Consultation, Egg retrieval, transfer, ultrasounds

Dr. Moayeri sufficiently educated us related to our specific situation, so we are happy with that.

She is great at giving you realistic expectations. She is very dry and to the point but I appreciated that. She explains the risks of everything that happens. When I was faced with health issues related to the treatment she had referrals of specialists for everything.

Have your questions prepared. She is very busy and the visits are short. If you don’t have questions she will not ask.

I do not remember all costs but when I had an ultrasound done it was a $25 copay. The rest of the billing came after treatment. The medication was expensive. Over $1,000 for the injections.

We did not do IVF

She is very nice, caring, smiling person. She works with you to address your concerns, rather than just telling you what to do. I was very well taken care of and received nothing but great care and respect from her.

You will have peace of mind when you work with Dr. Sharon Moayeri.

Dr. Moayeri is excellent at her craft. She came highly recommended because of this excellence, and in one-shot, we got everything that we asked for - plenty of eggs, plenty of embryos, successful transfer. She is truly a top-notch doctor and fertility expert. She is clinical and straight-to-the-point. I wouldn't lean on her for bedside manner as a top strength, but for purpose of what we needed accomplished, she got the job done.

Have your questions ready at each appointment (write them down!)- by the time she does a quick scan, the appointment is over. While she doesn't intentionally rush, everything happens at a very quick clip so it's best to be prepared to better control the quick pace and insert yourself if you need more time and attention. I wish I had done this more and felt more actively involved in the process.

We had a male factor problem, so we had to use ICSI protocol. It was a pretty standard protocol - 2 ovary stimulation medications (Menopur burned for a few seconds upon injection, Folistim didn't) for 10 days, then egg retrieval procedure, and then immediate embryo creation. Because we had a male factor as the primary problem, I responded very well to the medication and we had an abundance of eggs (20+) with over half fertilized.

The first part of the experience (egg retrieval) was approximately $18K - to be paid up front. Medications were another $5K. Nothing was covered by insurance and no monthly payment plans were offered. I had to have a hysteroscopy diagnostic procedure in the office (something that was required to proceed) and was changed an additional and unexpected $850. This didn't feel at all reasonable - we were never told in advance and the actual procedure was billed through insurance, so I didn't appreciate such a hefty out-of-pocket expense after the $18K. The second part of the experience (transfer) was approximately $5K with additional medication of $500.

Strong preference for single embryo - we didn't even discuss multiples because of health to mother and baby.

Dr. Moayeri has the ability to explain the complex medical issues to people who are not familiar with the field. She knows the patient's chart before coming in to see them and is receptive to questions and concerns. While doing procedures, she explains what she is seeing. When things don't work as hoped, she makes sure to speak with the patient and works to develop a plan for the future.

Ask lots of questions and make sure you understand the protocols and risks.

I believe my first IVF cycle, including the egg extraction and embryo transfer, was a "normal" protocol. Dr. Moayeri is conservative and recommends bed rest following the transfer for 3 days. The first transfer was successful and resulted in my daughter! When I returned for a second transfer, the protocol was very similar to the first, but it resulted in a negative pregnancy test. The third transfer cycle, which was for my last embryo, was altered to include Lupron and acupuncture. The third cycle resulted into a short pregnancy, but ultimately a miscarriage.

I believe the egg extraction procedure, including office visits, doctor's fees, and surgery center fees is approximately $18,000. The costs for medications for me between various cycles off egg extraction has ranged between $4,000 and $7,500. The costs for transfer procedures is approximately $4,000 and medications are approximately $1,000.

I was educated on multiple embryo transfers and given the option, but opted for single transfers.