The most successful treatment for male factor infertility
Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) is the most successful form of treatment for men who are infertile and is used in nearly half of all IVF treatments performed worldwide.
Unlike conventional IVF where thousands of sperm are placed near an egg, in ICSI a single carefully selected sperm is injected directly into the egg using a microscopic needle. This means even men with very low sperm counts can become biological fathers.
Our expert embryologists at The Hive Fertility use the latest micromanipulation technology to achieve the highest possible fertilization rates with ICSI.
Very low sperm count â severe oligospermia
Poor sperm motility â sperm cannot swim properly
Abnormal sperm shape â morphology issues
Azoospermia â no sperm in ejaculate, using surgically retrieved sperm
Failed IVF cycles â previous poor fertilization rates
Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection is targeted for severe male factor infertility and previous fertilization challenges.
Sperm counts under 5â10 million/ml where natural egg penetration is difficult.
Sperm lack forward progressive movement required to reach and fertilize the egg independently.
High proportion of abnormally shaped sperm unable to bind to the egg's outer layer.
Men with obstructive or non-obstructive azoospermia where sperm is retrieved directly from testicular tissue.
Couples who experienced zero or extremely low fertilization in prior conventional IVF cycles.
The guidance above serves general patient educational purposes. Sperm quality parameters, genetic evaluation, and embryological factors determine individual ICSI suitability. Consult our senior embryologists and urologists for a customized clinical assessment.
Male infertility is treatable. Consult our specialists and explore your options.