Still Possible
In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)
In vitro fertilization stimulates the ovaries to mature multiple eggs, retrieves them, fertilizes them in the laboratory, and transfers the strongest resulting embryo to the uterus. It remains the most effective treatment for most causes of infertility.
HOUSTON & SUGAR LAND • MOST INSURANCE ACCEPTED
- 20+
- Years in reproductive endocrinology
- 6
- Clearly explained stages of care
- 1-on-1
- Treatment planning with Dr. Chauhan
- 2
- Convenient Greater Houston locations
Is this right for you?
IVF is often recommended for
IVF is not only a last resort, for some diagnoses it is the fastest and most cost-effective route.
Blocked or damaged fallopian tubes
Moderate to severe male factor infertility
Advanced maternal age or diminished ovarian reserve
Endometriosis or unexplained infertility after failed IUI
Genetic conditions requiring embryo testing
Same-sex couples and single parents using donor gametes
A personal consultation can clarify whether ivf, in vitro fertilization fits your goals and what your next step should be.
The process
What to expect
Each stage is planned around your diagnosis, goals, and timeline. You will know why each step matters before moving forward.
- 01
Consultation and testing
Hormone panels, ultrasound, and semen analysis define your protocol before a single injection is prescribed.
- 02
Ovarian stimulation
About 10–14 days of hormone injections mature multiple follicles, monitored closely with ultrasound and blood work.
- 03
Egg retrieval
A short procedure under sedation, performed by Dr. Chauhan using ultrasound guidance. Most patients rest at home the same afternoon.
- 04
Fertilization and embryo culture
Eggs are fertilized conventionally or with ICSI, then cultured and graded over five to six days in the laboratory.
- 05
Embryo transfer
The selected embryo is transferred in a quick, anesthesia-free procedure. Remaining embryos can be vitrified for later cycles.
- 06
Pregnancy test and follow-up
A blood pregnancy test roughly nine to twelve days later, with early ultrasound monitoring if positive.
Personalized fertility care
Your treatment, clearly explained
At New Hope Fertility Institute of Texas, Dr. Chauhan performs every retrieval and every embryo transfer himself, a level of continuity that larger corporate clinics rarely offer.
- Dr. Chauhan performs your retrieval and transfer personally
- Physician-owned: protocols are chosen for outcomes, not quotas
- Individualized stimulation, including mild and low-dose protocols
- Genetic testing, frozen transfers, and donor options available
Experience you can trust
Meet Dr. Chauhan
One physician guiding your care from your first consultation through treatment.
Founder of New Hope Fertility Institute of Texas. Board certified in Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Endocrinology, and a Clinical Assistant Professor at Baylor College of Medicine. He personally directs your plan and remains closely involved throughout your care.
Meet Dr. Chauhan →- 20+
- Years of practice
- Double
- Board certified
- Personal
- Physician directed care
In our patients’ words
“Since the beginning, he has been honest and caring about my husband's and my infertility journey. We went through IVF and obtained three embryos. I have had healthy births from two of them and now we are on round three, and I am pregnant.”
“After another practice in the city where I was more of a number than a patient, Dr. Chauhan's office made me feel heard. He explains everything in detail and I felt comfortable from the start. He really is the best.”
“He was one of the only doctors that didn't shame me for my weight, but instead gave me encouragement. Thanks to the doctor and his wonderful nurses, my husband and I conceived after one IUI cycle.”
Take The First Step
Ask about ivf, in vitro fertilization in Houston or Sugar Land. We will explain your options, expected timeline, and costs before you decide.
- Dr. Chauhan performs your retrieval and transfer personally
- Physician-owned: protocols are chosen for outcomes, not quotas
- Individualized stimulation, including mild and low-dose protocols
- Genetic testing, frozen transfers, and donor options available
FAQs
Questions, answered
Something else on your mind? Our team is one message away and happy to talk through cost, timing, and expectations before you book.
From the start of stimulation to the pregnancy test is typically four to six weeks. Frozen embryo transfers are scheduled in a later cycle.
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