Andy Huang

What distinguishes Dr. Huang from other doctors I've had previously is that he provides you with his cell phone number and actually responds to your questions/concerns quite promptly. A few days after the egg retrieval I landed in the ER and was admitted to hospital where I spent one week. The diagnosis was either a post-retrieval raptured ovarian cyst or a reopening of one of the cuts made during the procedure that resulted in a massive internal bleeding that eventually prompted a blood transfusion. I will spare you the gruesome details and recounting of the excruciating pain I felt, but will say that Dr. Huang was in contact with the hospital doctors as well as with my worried husband to monitor my treatment/progress. Dr. Huang even came to visit me at the hospital on the day of my release. This definitely made me feel like one in a million.

Understand that Dr. Huang/the clinic in general is very busy and sees a lot of different patients on a daily basis. This does not mean that you will not get Dr. Huang's undecided attention and full expertise even if sometimes he will forget certain things from your chart.

I did 3 rounds of IUI with no positive results. However, this was prior to seeing Dr. Huang. I am currently in a process of the first round of IVF. Due to the age factor, genetic testing of the embryos was strongly recommended and obtained. Additionally, Dr. Huang did a mock cycle to do the ERA test which essentially assesses uterine receptivity.

I am one of the fortunate ones that have a health insurance covering at least partial cost. What I can state is that my insurance allows for a life time limit of $30K and I was advised that this would be allow me to undergo at least 2 rounds of IVF with, obviously, out of pocket contribution.

I am yet to have this conversation with Dr. Huang. However, from our previous multiple discussions I learned that Dr. Huang strongly prefers single embryo transfer which he explains is less exhaustive on the female body.

Dr. Huang is an incredible communicator. He's caring, approachable, knowledgable, and transparent. My husband and I miscarried at 8 weeks and Dr. Huang was unbelievable in how he handled the situation. We felt so much love and support during such a heartbreaking time. We've completed the full cycle with Dr Huang -- from retrieval to transfer to DNC and I have nothing but good things to say about him and his bedside manner.

If you're looking for someone who truly has your back -- go with Dr Huang.

Dr Huang used an aggressive approach during the stimulating process as in he tripled the dose initially used by our first doctor. Dr. Huang is a numbers guy so the strategy was quantity to increase our chances.

$12,900 for retrieval, $3,900 for PGS testing, $6,000 for hormones, $2400 for transfer

We transferred two embryos due to my age, but Dr Huang was very transparent about the pros and cons of choosing that route.

Has great bedside manners and shows compassion. He's good at explaining the process -- however, he lacks a good team to back him up. I had constant cancelled cycles because of lining issues and I wish he spent more time on diagnosing my situation versus putting me on the similar protocol months after months. I had testing that could have been suggested at the start of our journey that I'm just discovering now-- very frustrating!

BE AN ADVOCATE for yourself. If you are unsure of anything, ASK. Nurses don't know all. Dr. Huang is super busy. Double, Triple - QUADRIPLE CHECK YOUR PROTOCOL AND MEDICATIONS!!!

Billing was confusing -- sometimes you go in and get charged a certain amount and sometimes you don't get charged. The receipts don't have detail breakdown on what you paid for. Most of the time you are paying for past visits and test results -- but it's hard to track all of that. It would be nice if they had more transparency on costs and visits!

Dr. Huang is a very positive, compassionate human being. We had been trying to conceive over 4 years and my husband was diagnosed with low sperm count. Before finding RMPG I was seen by other 2 doctors and did not felt like we could trust them to move forward with the options given to us. Found Dr. Huang through following an influencer on IG “Desi Perkin”. Our 1st consultation was virtual but we felt an instant connection and knew we can fully trust with all the procedures and suggestions with him to make our dream come true. From egg retrieval to 1st transfer Dr. Huang had been there for us. Even-though Transfer was ultimately unsuccessful since we lost our baby I’m still feeling extremely grateful for the chance we had. Doctor re-assured me next one will work 🙏🏻 It has been a roller coaster of emotions but it’s great to know we have a great doctor by our side who is rooting for us.

I would probably say be open-minded, don’t be afraid to ask lots of questions and follow his expertise advice.

I remember my treatment started with using birth control “Enskyce” for 9 days. Then stopped the birth control and started Gonal-F shot 150ml. A week later drop Gonal-F to 100ml, menopur 75, mornings start Centrodite . A day later drop Gonal-F to 50ml, continue Centrodite in the morning, started Gabergoline, novarel & lupron shot. A day before retrieval did a Lupron shot, Gabergoline, Doxycycline. He was able to retrieve 31 eggs, 24 fertilized. Got 8 healthy genetically tested embryos. And 6 went to straight freezer. We are extremely happy with the results. Recovery was tough-about a week I was in so much pain, had very bad nausea, my belly looked liked I was 6month pregnant. But Thankfully all went away and I was ready for start the transfer. After I started my period, the 3rd day I once again took the same birth control pill, then a week later started the pill “Estradiol” 2mg 2 times a day, then it was increased to 3 times a day. At the same time was taking baby aspirin and levothyroxine for my thyroid. When the lining was almost ready, started the Progesterone Oil shots 5 days before the transfer. Every morning for 1.5ml. Transfer day was magical, didn’t take any valium and I was completely relaxed. 11 days later, for the first time ever I had a “positive” test result and couldn’t believe it. After blood work confirmed, surprised my husband and we were over the moon!!! Couple days later beta had increased and we were scheduled for our 1st 5 week ultrasound. He couldn’t fine anything! That day is a blur to me, he referred me right away to another doctor’s office next building to confirm that I was not having “ectopic pregnancy”. Since they had much better and updated ultra sound machines. That doctor confirmed that it was just a failed transfer and couldn’t find anything. Except he found a small “cyst” that we are waiting to receive full report on it. Nervous about it but Dr. Huang said it should be ok. Now we are in the process of getting ready for our 2nd transfer. We are anxious, nervous and excited at the same time! Hopefully this will be the last one. 🙏🏻

We took out a loan and paid out of pocket with credit cards. So far we have paid over $32K.

We had asked him about doing multiple but he told us it’ll be very risky for us due to my age and possibly of caring twins. He’s best suggestion was to do one at a time and we agreed!

He is very thoughtful and knowledgeable. He is also well versed in data and scientific studies, He is also responsive over text messages and calls when need be. On the negative side, he is always in a rush and it is tough to see Dr. Huang himself. Due to his large volume of patients and being short-staffed, when one speaks to him, they will likely have little time and have to repeat themselves many times about treatment and medical history.

Do your due diligence on the clinic.

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For anyone who has yet to go through IVF or is conducting initial research, make sure you ask about what the package costs and what is/isn’t included. There are many medications and procedures that are a-la-carte that are not included. Note this is not limited to this clinic but is applicable across the board.

My husband and I have started the process of freezing embryos for a potential gestational carrier with Dr. Huang. He is a very thoughtful and thorough doctor. He was also very kind. he greeted us in the waiting room and took us back to the office. He performed my ultrasound versus a technician. He did an excellent job of explaining the process of IVF and embryo freezing. He drew out the process and a timeline for us to take home. The visuals really helped us understand the explanation of our future plan of care. He also took the time to thoughtfully answer all of our questions. He was also clear on any potential risk factors due to the IVF process.

I would tell them they are in great hands and to bring a notebook and folder to their appointment.

I have only seen Dr. Huang for an initial consult and follow-up testing. We will begin our first cycle this summer. We have done initial blood work-ups and semen analysis. So far he has recommended IVF for a gestational carrier.

So far we had a $26 fee for our initial consultation and $260 for sperm analysis. They have given us an itemized cost break down for IVF, which I appreciate. The bulk of our expenses will come when we do a cycle this summer.

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He was kind and personable. When I asked if we could adjust the treatment (after several failed IUIs) he agreed, but it was not communicated well to his partners, who I mostly saw. He was usually responsive to texts and phone calls and reached out when I had questions.

Advocate for what you know about your body early on. Expect to rarely see Dr. Huang, but to be able to reach him when needed.

Come in for an ultrasound on CD 3, take letrozole for 5 days and come back 2/3 days later for another ultrasound. Then come back a few days later for another ultrasound and the IUI.

Each IUI cycle was roughly $1000 with three ultrasounds and the IUI. I also had to pay for donor sperm.

Dr. Huang is a very sweet man! He made sure to break the entire process down and make sure that I felt comfortable, understood every aspect of the process, all while making sure that I was in a good standing. He was very compassionate, kind and respectful in every manner and I would of course trust him with my care regarding anything that is related to the process!

Be attentive and listen close! Don’t be afraid to have questions or contact him! He is very understanding and supportive and will make sure that he is as accessible as he can to make sure you feel safe and the process goes smoothly!

I remember the Doctor explained to me everything in the most simple way so I was able to grasp it and understand the best of my ability! He was genuine and helpful and while our process is still on going, he has been adamant that I may contact him or the nurses for any needs or questions with the medication or process!

I am working through an Egg Donation company and have insurance and payments through them and they were all aware and accommodating with everything

Dr. Huang explained exponentially the process and wrote it down so I could go over it and not just on literature from a pamphlet! He was very helpful in those regards

Andy Huang is extremely kind, compassionate and caring but he takes on so many patients that you get lost in the mix. From being seen an hour to 2 hours late to feeling rushed in the room when you do finally get inside - it’s not what you expect from a top rated doctor. When you first meet with Dr Huang he takes you through numbers related to ivf and success- he does this with every patient and while this is helpful to know- it feel very impersonal. Everyone is different and you don’t feel unique at this clinic. Dr Huang will immediately give you access to his cell phone and ask to communicate with text or calls if there are any questions but it takes days sometimes to get a response.

I would only commit if you don’t work- and have plenty of time. The process for monitoring is long and tedious and it’s a bit of a zoo.

Traditional stimulation using Menopur, Follstim and triggers

As mentioned before- it’s atleast a one to two hour wait. I was working and very busy at the time and was always made to run late. They have zero consideration for your time

16-20k

He is a genial person but he seems to forget who I was or what kind of treatment I was going through because I only saw him 4 or 5 times in 6 months. He was never rude to me but whenever I told him how the nurses messed up something, he just showed empathy but did nothing.

Please at least memorize which treatment I was going through and advise nurses not to be rude and mess up doses of my medication and genetics tests. Most importantly, please tell them to communicate more. Their lack of communication made me not want to go to the clinic again. I cannot trust them.

3 cycle of clomids and 2 cycles of letrozol. Every cycle, I had 3 ultrasound except for the last one (last one they found out I already ovulated so there was no 3rd ultrasound that cycle). I call them when I get my period and they tell me to come in on day 5 (sometimes day 3 or 4) for ultrasound. They put me on climid/letrozol from day 5 to day 10. Another ultrasound on day 11 or 12, another one on day 16 or 17.

Spent about $500 in 6 months. (All the tests, 3 cycles of clomid and 2 cycles of letrozol)

I never went into IVF

He is very caring and thorough. We only did a consult with him, but from the consult, I felt like I was in good hands. However, the lab was our problem and he had no solutions for us on that end. Basically, we're dealing with MFI, and had a daughter through another clinic. Trying for #2 we wanted to switch to this clinic where we were told the lab couldn't find any sperm. The Dr. then told us that we would have to do a TESE or we could not be patients here. We moved to another clinic where we have had enough sperm to fertilize >40 eggs with ICSI.

Dr. Huang is great. The lab is what matters though.

Dr. Huang just wanted to replicate everything that was suggested by my older Dr during the successful cycle of my daughter. He did suggest we try human growth hormone as well.

It was going to be 30-40k

I was told after having one chemical pregnancy that I would not be allowed to do another frozen embryo transfer because "we don't want our success rate to go down if it shouldn't take again." After we were promised at least three attempts, we only got one.

Don't go.

Nothing was covered my insurance, which I told them, but they insisted on running it through insurance anyway. This made for several surprise bills from the clinic for services they said were paid, but actually were not.

Dr. Huang is a very educated and skilled RE, and I trust every decision he has made so far for my treatment. For the egg retrieval I had a pretty standard protocol, but he always stayed up to date on my file even when he wasn’t the one do my ultrasound that day.

He’s very popular, so getting an initial consult with him can be difficult.

I was on an antagonist protocol. My AMH is 5.14 (do not have PCOS or insulin resistance), and have always had an AFC in the 20s-30s. I started BCP on CD2 until CD15. Took a break for 5 days and then started injectables. 75 ius of Menopur in the morning, and 150 ius of Gonal-F in the evening. I started Cetrotide on day 7 of stims, and trigged on day 10 with 5,000 ius of Ovidrel once all of my follicles were between 17-19mm in size. Once I triggered I had my egg retrieval exactly 35 hours later. I had monitoring on days 3, 5, 7, 9, and 10 of stims. My follicles always stayed within 1-3mm of size the entire time. 21 follicles counted on the day of triggering, and 18 eggs were retrieved. 17/18 were mature, and 12 eggs were successfully fertilized using ICSI. We ended up with 8 blastocysts (3 day 5, and 5 day 6). Those 8 embryos were sent for PGS testing and we now have 3 normal embryos ready for transfer.

I used a program through United Health Care called ParentSteps to pay for my retrieval. The cost for my IVF freeze-all cycle that included ICSI, and PGS testing for up to 8 embryos was $12,900. This did not include the anesthesia fee of $880 for the retrieval, or the $1,500 fee from Igenomix for PGS testing. My medication costs ended up being around $2,100 and all meds but one vial of Menopur was purchased through Alto Pharmacy (I cannot recommend them enough— their Gonal-F pricing is ridiculously cheap).

Dr. Huang believes eSet is the way to go for all PGS normal tested embryos, otherwise he is open to transferring up to two blastocysts if untested.

Dr. Huang takes his time. I've had many moments when I've been in tears, overwhelmed. Be never makes me feel like I'm taking too much time. My care feels individualized. He works with me to create a treatment plan that's feasible financially. He makes sure I'm comfortable. He didn't push me to do pgs testing even I decided not to do it. I'm so happy I found him. He is well liked by my acupuncturist.

Make sure he's the doctor that does your retrieval and transfers. This is a multi doctor practice. I've had all of my transfers done with him except one and the experience with him is far better.

I did mini stim IVF due to my diminished ovarian reserve. This resulted is high quality embryos- we froze 3 first cycle (aa, bb, and bc) and 5 second cycle (2x4aa, 3aa, and 2x4ab). Someone be with my levels would be lucky to freeze 1 embryo. We're doing a hysteroscopy this cycle because I've not had a viable pregnancy with the high quality embryos and dr. Huang wants to make sure my uterus is all good before transferring two embryos.

50k so far

I did 3 transfers. Two of those with 1, no pregnancy. One of these with 2, resulting in a chemical. I'll transfer 2 next time. They try to avoid twins but because I've not had a pregnancy, he's trying to increase the odds.

Dr. Huang was the best Doctor, with Dr. Wambach a very very close second. They both proved to be extremely knowledgable and patient with me, after having two miscarriages with PGS embryos. They are the most compassionate Doctors!

Sometimes you have to ask for the real deal, as Dr. Huang is so positive sometimes he will make things seem better than they might be.

I had one retrieval, got 7 embryos and was encouraged to PGS test. I ended up with 4 normal embryos. We did 2 transfers with a standard protocol (estrogen, progestrone, and baby aspirin) and I miscarried them both. The third transfer we put in 2 embryos and added in more meds - I was put on blood thinner shots, did 3 rounds of intrilipid infusions, and took pepcid, claritin, and steroids. One embryo stuck and I now have a baby girl!

$25,000

Dr. Huang suggested eset for my first two transfers and at my third transfer he said if I was comfortable with twins we could put both embryos in as one of the embryos didn’t have a great grade and didn’t seem likely to stick on its own. It turned out that embryo didn’t make it, so I ended up with a singleton.

After 3 disappointing attempts ivf with the same doctor, my husband and I decided to start getting a second and third opinion with some other doctors that were recommended to us. I was genuinely so thankful to have met Dr. Huang and immediately felt at ease. He had suggested some alternative options that our previous doctor had not tried and have encouraged me and my husband not to give up hope. I can not speak to the outcome but do feel very confident in Dr. Huang’s competency and knowledge.

He’s worth the wait! I wasn’t sure if I wanted to wait 2 1/2 months to get an appointment but I’m very glad I did. Just the incredible wealth of knowledge I received from the first visit, immediately put me at ease despite everything that me and my husband had been through. Now that I’m in the system, I feel like I have his entire team’s support and they haven’t missed a beat with regards to attentiveness and communication.

After 3 failed rounds of IVF with heavy meds, he suggested a very mild form of stim that would be much less invasive. He said I may not produce as many eggs, but there is a chance that they will be better quality. He is also in the process of doing a mock transfer cycle to make sure there not any foreseeable issues with carrying before we move forward with the transfer..

About $15k for a full IVF cycle

He suggested one embryo transfer at a time due to the risks associated with carrying twins.

Andy Huang is very compassionate . He makes me feel he really cares and wants me to get pregnant . I have my little miracle baby because of him. He is really smart. The only thing I don't like that I always see different doctors. I am going to him since 2013 and the office got really busy and popular so he doesn't have time like before. I only see him maybe once a month during a cycle.

Make sure you have a consultation with him first. Also you have to watch out for the billing department. They are little bit an organized.

I don't really remember my first protocols. My last one I just did a mini Ivf. I was on estrodol patches for about a week. 50 mg clomid and 150 iu follitisim . My first cycle I got 4 5 days embryos total. 2 was fresh transfer but ended up with chemical pregnancy and my 2 fet I had a healthy pregnancy. My second cycle I had 6 3day embryos total, I had 3 fet but I did get pregnant. My last cycle mini Ivf I got one embryo, not transferred yet.

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Because of my age and the embryo quality they recommended multiple embryo transfer

Dr. Andy Huang is a very positive and thorough doctor when you get to talk to him. He gives you contacts so that you can email or call him at any time. He always gets back to you within two days (usually in the late evenings.) The practice does not allow you to see him each time you visit since he covers two practices, one in Redondo Beach and another in Beverly Hills. The other doctors though are very kind and knowledgeable as well. I mostly would see Dr. Yee and Dr. Ambartsumyan during my visits. The office is open everyday. This is really positive considering the stress that happens in timing and tracking that people trying to conceive go through. Having the multiple doctors allows the practice to do this. Dr.Andy Huang has the "go, go, go" speed to his talking and you can tell he is a very busy man, but will follow through and take the time to answer your questions if you need him to. I am not great at the asking part, so probably did not use this to my full advantage.

Always allow multiple hours for your appointments. Come in with your questions prepared. If you want to see Dr. Huang only, be prepared to go to both locations (Redondo Beach and Beverly Hills.) The practice is open every day with shorter hours on weekends so you don't have to stress over timing issues. (I even saw a Dr. on an Easter holiday.)

I had already been on Chlomid for 3 months prior to seeing Dr. Huang, so he began with Letrozole with IUI. We did this 4 times and then began the IVF protocol. The timing did not really work out so there was a 2 month break between. IUI and IVF.

I spent roughly around $30,000 for 1 round of IVF and 4 months of IUI

I have a bicornuate uterus so Dr. Andy Huang decided that he would only transfer one embryo at a time due to complications that could happen with the pregnancy. This was decided in initial consult. I was not sure about it, but I followed his lead with him being the expert. I had 30 eggs retrieved, 8 embryos formed, and only one after genetic testing was viable. So I was only left with the one choice. The process from retrieval to insemination I felt became very rushed in that I did not get much information from doctors. I only got calls from nurses to relay information and they did not answer questions fully.

Dr Huang is the doctor that I wanted to see. However, he has a busy schedule and is at different offices. I only saw him during my consult and met different doctors for the first time when they popped into the room to do my IUIs. When the IUIs failed, I received a call from Dr. Huang way later urging me to consider moving onto IVF. But, during that call, it seemed like he was distracted & didn't review my chart (since he asked me a question that I thought should be obvious had he looked at my chart - if the IUI round they had done was the first).

Dr Huang is great and very reassuring if you can get time with him.

Clomid 50mg prior to IUI

Dr. Huang is strong in explaining infertility, treatments, and what he is observing on ultrasounds. He has a very soft-touch bedside manner. He comes off as a very kind, compassionate doctor. He comes off as experienced when he is talking. I enjoyed our visits because he is so personable. He would also call or email back in response to questions I had.

Let him be the expert; you should give him feedback on your opinions on timing and comfort level with various procedures as the patient once you know what your options are.

We evaluated both of us for various explanations for infertility, decided to try on our own to conceive with help from tracking and ultrasounds for a period of time that we were comfortable with, and ultimately decided the next step after a period of unexplained infertility was to try IUI with clomid. It resulted in a successful pregnancy on the first try of IUI.

the costs were reasonable in my opinion, but negotiated under my insurance rates.

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This doctor is dying amazing. The man even called me when he was on vacation out of the country and even checked on me over Easter weekend when I was 14 weeks pregnant. He loves to follow up with his patients even when your care with him his over. Answers every question you have. He gave me hope, when I no longer had hope for myself and after being treated rudely at Nashville Fertility. Also all care and appointments are managed by doctors only- no PA's or NP. As a fellow physician this was very impotent to me as this is more like concierge medicine since everything is paid out of pocket. He worked well with lab results that had to be done since I lived out of state and always communicated with my OB doc in my home state of KY. Again, I plan to travel across country to see this man again if I decide to have another baby.

Be prepared to be treated like a celebrity. He makes you feel as if you are his only patient. Top of the line care!

DOR- Used Gonal F, Menopur, Cetrotide, Growth Hormone, pure HcG for trigger. Co-culture with follicular fluid. Did ICSI with both retrievals. Used Endometrin suppositories and than changed to IM progesterone. Took some estrogen tablets as well. Did use supplement and acupuncture.

I did Attain Fertility where I got 2 cycles for around $21,000. Anesthesia costs around $800 My IVF meds per cycle were around 5-6k each time. Co- culture was $450 each time Since I was out of state I had to pay for additional lab monitoring and ultrasounds which was about $3,000 but if I had lived locally all of those would have been included with my Attain Fertility package.

First time- only had Day 3 embryos- transfer 2 and ended up with chemical pregnancy. 2nd time- placed 2 Day 5 Blastocysts. 1 took!

I spoke to this in the last question, but, Dr. Hang's bedside manner and accessibility deserve special mention. I can't imagine any area of medicine that demands more vulnerability, and Dr. Huang brings 100% to this effort and truly makes his patients feel like they have an advocate and a friend.

I would recommend him wholeheartedly, but I would caution them about the inherent difficulties of working with a very busy medical team and office.

I believe it was pretty standard, however, we had to use ICSI. I recall using Menopur, Lupron, Gonal-F, Cetrotide, as well as estrogen patches (Minivelle) and progesterone supplements well into my pregnancy (Crinone). Visits consisted of blood draws and transvaginal ultrasounds.

Competitive but expensive

Dr. Huang did not see any reason to transfer more than one embryo.

Dr Huang is extremely knowledgable and realistic. He doesn't sugarcoat procedures or outcomes, but at the same time shows compassion and willingness to adjust treatment to provide a better outcome. He also provided me with his cell phone and email and was always prompt in answering my messages.

Have the nurses write a note in your file that you definitely want to see Dr Huang for every one of your visits if possible. Sometimes he has to be out of the office to perform procedures for other patients, but seeing him almost exclusively can be done!

I was diagnosed with repeated pregnancy loss due to egg quality issues mainly attributed to maternal age. I was on an antagonist protocol using Menopur, Follistim, Ganirelix. I also used HgH in my 2nd cycle only. Cycle 1-10 eggs retrieved, of which 9 were mature; 7 fertilized with ICSI; 3 made it to blastocyst stage for PGS biopsy; 1 normal embryo. Cycle 2 - 11 eggs, of which 10 were mature; 9 fertilized with ICSI; 3 made it to blast stage for PGS; 0 normal embryos.

We did the Global plan where we prepaid for 2 basic IVF cycles for $17,000. We paid separately for medication, anesthesia during egg retrieval, ICSI, PGS biopsy and testing...all in all, about $40,000-50,000. But take into account we had one cancelled cycle in between the 2 completed cycles, which raised the total because of the meds we'd already paid for.

Andy goes above and beyond, and beyond that even. There's a reason his waiting room is so full (and full of celebs). He is one of the best fertility docs out there, with endless insights and ideas about next steps. My husband and I hit so many roadblocks, and Dr. Huang was right there to pick us up, and find the next route. He's relentless, and relentlessly kind, caring and full of hope. I NEVER felt financially taken advantage by him, even though it's a bloody fortune. I always felt he was trying to save us $$. I would say start with him and you won't want to go anyplace else. I got second and third opinions, and always went back to Dr. Huang. I can't gush about him enough.

Know that this could be a very long journey. If you start there, then you will be happily surprised if it's a quick one.

Three rounds clomid and embryo banking, frozen at day 3. Put in two day 3s, didn't get pregnant. Grew the rest out to day 5. Put in 2 day 5s. Got pregnant, but had to terminate at 4 months due to structural problems. Went to donor eggs. Got 5 beauties (5 day embryos). Put one in, miscarried at 5 weeks. Going to run some tests to see if it was me or the embryos, then try again. I've carried a full term baby, so know I can get pregnant, but that was 3 years ago.

A fortune. $5,000 per Min Stim round. $15,000 for our donor cycle.

Dr Huang is very compassionate doctor. I felt that he actually listened to my concerns and thoroughly answered all my questions. He gave me his cell # on Day 1 and told me to text him directly with any questions. I did text him a few times and he was very responsive.

Be vocal but listen to his advice. If you have any preferences on medication (brand), he does listen and will go with what you feel comfortable with.

He used a a low stim method on all rounds for me to allow for a more natural stimulation of the follicles, which is a typical preferred method for women have low egg reserves.

My insurance covered most of it.