Yes, it has a higher success rate than traditional IVF, especially in women over 40 or with poor egg quality. Success rates can exceed 50–70% depending on the clinic and case.

Yes. Most clinics allow you to select a donor based on physical traits, ethnicity, education, personality, and more. You can opt for anonymous or known donors.

The baby may inherit genetic traits from the egg donor. However, the womb environment and epigenetics also influence the baby’s development.

The process for the recipient involves hormone therapy and embryo transfer, which is minimally invasive and typically painless.

It usually takes 6–8 weeks from donor selection to embryo transfer.

No. Once the eggs are donated, the donor has no legal or parental rights over any resulting child.

Yes, in anonymous donor programs. In known donation, identities are disclosed with consent.