Edouard Servy

He is nice and seems knowledgeable. However he doesn’t give examples or suggestions for other options. He does not explain things in depth. Half way answers my questions. He also doesn’t look for all the answers or try to offer alternatives. Did not check on me at all after my miscarriage other than about a bill

Do your research because he will not offer you a lot of options. There are many test out there they do not consider and should do early on. Stay on him about finding the cause of your issues

First he suggested Ivf bc of my age and said I was a good candidate. When I wanted to try a less expensive route he seemed to just humor me. We tried an iui with femara and it didn’t take. I had two eggs and it just eneded up being Negative pregnancy. He kept pushing me to have surgery to adjust my uterus position which my ob gyn said she not cause any issues because I already have a child with my uterus was in that position. I finally gave in and had they surgery. Tried a few months naturally with clomid and femara. Didn’t work. Went back for 2nd iui and I pressed him about being more aggressive and adding injections with femara too. He agreed. This time I had two viable eggs and iui was a success but ended in miscarriage at 7 weeks. He offered me no explanation for why other than bad eggs. I asked for things to improve egg quality and he never would tell me anything. I have not returned bc they didn’t even check on me after miscarriage or call me to come back in for re-check or nothing. Looking for new doctor!

1200 per iui plus medications I had to order from somewhere else. 250$ ultrasounds for every ultrasound and 150 office visit. Labs were not done there but cost associated with the lab u did go to. He collected my full deductible of 1500$ up front before surgery. 20% coinsurance for the rest for surgery center. I’ve spent around 6000$ for nothing!

Dr. Servy is a realistic ivf physician who understands this process can be extremely hard physically, mentally and emotionally. He brings with him years of knowledge and experience which he uses to give you is personal suggestions about your treatment. You know he really cares because he keeps his rates as inexpensive as he can and understands gaps between cycles due to financial reasons. After our failed transfer he met with us for no cost for almost an hour just to make sure we understood what the future options and course would be.

Understand he truly cares for his patients even after he has completed their care.

Since I already had tested embryos that had resulted in a chemical pregnancy he started by running more test on my husband and I prior to another transfer. Testing revealed the need to change vitamins due to genetic mutation. Now after another chemical pregnancy we will be doing a uterine biopsy and a hcg trigger with the next frozen embryo transfer.

Very reasonable. Same cost as Augusta University clinic which is next for and uses the same lab.

Dr. Servy will do mult embryo transfer on untested embryos but only 1 with tested embryos. I think this is pretty standard.

Very well experienced doctor. He's had lots of first time IVF success so he knows exactly what he's doing. He was spot on with my care, so I told everyone I came across that was looking for the same immaculate services. Excellent service.

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Already had 3 embryos when I went to this Fertility. So we prepared my uterine lining by taking birth control to time my cycle. Once he implanted 2 of my embryos, he gave me an easier protocol up until 11-12 weeks of just a daily estrogen pill and Progesterone in oil shot. Once pregnancy was confirmed and healthy, I checked in every few weeks until baby was born. After baby was born I sent him a picture.

Costs were very affordable and on point. I paid about $5,500 between the procedure and medication

We did multiple embryo transfer because 2 of my 3 embryos were stuck together and started hatching. So they could not be separated. I only ended up with a singleton pregnancy.

Dr. Servy has somewhat of an accent so it can be a bit difficult to understand him at times but he tries to explain things the best way he can. There have been a handful of times where I wasn’t given a ton of information at my visit and I left with a few questions but that’s no fault of his, I should have asked and i know he would have answered. I am 100% confident that he knows what’s best for me and that he plans my care to fit my needs.

Be sure to go in without the expectation that you will start a treatment plan that day. I went in on day 3 first my consult and thought maybe we will get to start a cycle today. This wasn’t the case (which I should have known). He does a lot of testing to rule out things in the beginning. He was quick to get all of this scheduled though. Bloodwork for both me and my spouse, and an HSG to rule out Fallopian tube issues. All were done within that first cycle so we were given the clear to start with my first treatment the following cycle.

After my first consult, which happened to be Day 3, he sent me and my spouse both straight to the lab for bloodwork. He also scheduled an HSG right away to check for any tubal issues. He also scheduled a semen analysis for my spouse. He got a full history from my OB that we discussed in detail. Once we received results from the bloodwork and HSG and everything turned out good he talked to us about next steps and that he thought an IUI was the way to go. My first IUI cycle I went in for a monitoring appointment and he started me on Letrozole 2.5 mg for CD 3-5. I went in on CD 11 for another scan to see how my body was reacting to the Letrozole. He informed us that it was working but that we only had one follicle. I went in a couple of days later for another ultrasound and was given the go ahead to trigger that afternoon (10000 Pregnyl) and we would do the IUI not the next morning but the next. We went in for our IUI and he explained how it would work and what to do following the procedure. It was quick and I was sent home to rest. I tested 14 days later and it was negative. I called on cycle day one of my next cycle and was told to come back in on cycle day 3. I went for my ultrasound on cycle day three and everything looked good (no cysts). He switched up my protocol since I did not react to the Letrozole as well as he hoped. He switched me to 100 mg Clomid for cycle day 3-7 and also introduced Gonal F for CD 11-14. I went in CD 11 for a scan and things were progressing better than the prior month. I had multiple follicles measuring at least 10 mm. He had me start with Gonal F that evening. I went back in on CD 14 and had another scan. He gave me the go ahead to trigger (10000 Pregnyl) and we went in the following day for IUI number 2. I tested 14 days later and had a positive. They tested my HCG levels on day 15 post IUI and about every 4 days after. On my second draw, my Progesterone had decreased a bit so I was put on oral Prometrium. I had additional draws and then when I should have been 6 weeks we had our first scan which showed a sac and fetal pole but no heartbeat. He advised this could be too early so asked that I come in a week later for another scan. At this time I should have been 7 weeks but we had no heartbeat. Dr. Servy and his team were so helpful during this time for my husband and I and assured us that our next positive cycle we would have even more monitoring to ensure everything was progressing as should.

Initial Consultation - $250 IUI Cycle -$1250 (1-4 ultrasounds, insemination, sperm wash) Medications - Clomid 100 mg $15, Gonal F $365 for 300 Rediject pen, $165 for Pregnyl trigger

He is a great doctor. In my opinion he was very thorough and personable. We have only been to their clinic 3 times because we live in a different state but we have seen him all 3 times and he has always lived up to my expectations. Having been to 3 other clinics besides his I have high standards and I am experienced with how these clinics work. Dr. Servy is one of the better.

Go for it! Dr. Servy is the only doctor who has gotten me pregnant out of all my cycles so I am 100% for him!

I used donor eggs so my protocol was pretty simple; estrogen and progesterone were all I needed to use in order to receive the embryo. However I was very happy that he was conservative with my donors protocol. She only had 10 eggs retrieved which gave us 6 blasts to work with. I was happy he didn’t overstimulate her in hopes of getting tons of eggs. We had 1 live birth in 2017 and recently had a chemical pregnancy this past July. We are now in the midst of our 3rd cycle with Dr. Servy & I am confident that my protocol is right where it should be.

$13,000 total is what I paid out of pocket for our fresh DE cycle. That covered the labs, the retrieval, and our transfer. With our frozen cycle was paid $3025 with a $400 discount for outside monitoring I had done in my home state.

He gave us the choice, we chose 1 both times so far and we will choose 1 for our upcoming transfer:

He practices anecdotal medicine. He racked my uterus during laparoscopy/hysteroscopy because it was retroverted. He placed a bladder catheter in for 24 hours after my laparoscopy/hysteroscopy/hysteropexy. His procedure to remove my uterine septum led to a great deal of scar tissue. He denied there was any scar tissue and instead suggested we do an IUI. We had never had problems getting pregnant up until this point. He didn’t listen to his patients. We switched doctors and were immediately diagnosed.

Go somewhere else. He needs to retire.

Laparoscopy/hysteroscopy/hysteropexy for uterine septum and retroflexed uterus. IUI- resulted in miscarriage

My insurance covered most of it except the IUI. The IUI was reasonably priced. About $1500.

Not sure

He was very professional, he did have students for many of the visits, but he always checked to see if they could be there, he explained everything clearly, and used methods that I have not been able to find since being relocated for my husbands job (He is a fan of temp charting, as well as ultrasound frequently and other methods to monitor ovulation) He is so precise I even got to watch myself ovulate on an ultrasound one visit.

English is not his first language he does have an accent.

Clomid and trigger first cycle. Clomid injectibles and trigger second cycle. My first cycle I only had one follicle, he added and injectible to increase our odds second cycle, and watched carefully to ensure we didn't have to many follicles for the next cycle.

We were out of pocket, and it cost us much more than a couple years later when under my husbands insurance. Each cycle was about the same as purchasing the sperm for the cycle.

I found Dr Edouard Servy to be direct and kind, and I didn't mind that he did not seem sympathetic because it was good that he never seemed in a rush to other patients. He had a nice bed side manner and was open to any questions I had.

He is French so ask questions if you don't understand his accent.

My husband and I hoped for a fresh transfer but due to fear of hyperstimulation in Servy's view we were told we had to do a frozen transfer.

$16000.00

None as none discussed in our situation

Dr. Servy was very straightforward with the procedures to come and what my body was / wasn’t doing. He made every effort to make sure that I was comfortable. Each time I address a concern you can definitely tell that he was listening and taking notes. He made it very clear that he want to do everything in his power to assist me in this trying process

Stay POSITIVE! Even though those negative Thoughts of “ I”ll never get pregnant or I”ll never have a baby “ come into my head just the experience that I received keeps me hopeful

The only drug that was used was preogestron to force a cycle ( UNFORTUNATELY due to COVID-19 I have to wait

For my first initial treatment I paid $300. Due to COVID19 I have been unable to continue treatment

As a patient, Dr. Servy has always made me feel like he can fix my infertility and make my dreams of being a mother come true. I trust him. I drive 2.5 hours just to see him, there is another one of his facilities about 15 minutes from my home but I'd rather take that long drive to be under his care.

Ask any and all questions that you have. Sometimes he will go through the information and assume you know what he means until you stop him and him to elaborate.

I had to hold off 2 months before I originally wanted to start because I had to take Methyl Folate, Chelated Zinc and BComplex after finding out that my body won't absorb folic acid. So I'm waiting to find out what meds I'll be taking for my Nov IVF.

IVF cycle cost 9780 not including medicine .

Dr. Servy is very friendly. It is difficult to understand him sometimes, as he has a very thick accent. However, he always has the IVF Coordinator in the office to translate if needed. He is exceptionally busy so making an appointments with him are not always easy but he is very thorough when you get to see him.

Be open to his recommendations but have a plan in place when you visit him, as he does listen to his patients.

Hes was a great doctor, just hard to undestand at times an maybe could of laid it on us a little easier. He only gave me one option and it caught me by surprise, not only was i crushed from my news but then he throws all these prices on me and it was a very overwhelming experience. His nurses was amazing!

Write down questions you want to ask before you go to your appt.

I only went for a consult with Dr. Servy he did a vaginal check and told me my only option was ivf from that.

We went for a consultation and i think we paid around $300 but we already had all our analysis done.

Dr Servy all his employees are excellent I don’t have any plans of leaving his care. I’m hoping I will be able to do one more treatment before I say I’m done. Dr Servy he’s very confident in doing IVF and not doing a UA again

Just be very honest

Family and friends helped with all 3 IUI