In this guide, we answer the most frequently asked questions about IVF in Greece to help you make an informed decision about your fertility journey.

Turning 35 often feels like a milestone in a woman’s fertility journey. For many, it’s the moment questions become more urgent—Should I start trying for a baby? Should I check my fertility? Do I still have time?

Choosing to have IVF in another country is not just a practical decision—it’s an emotional one. You’re stepping into an unfamiliar environment during one of the most vulnerable periods of your life, often carrying hope, pressure, and uncertainty.

For many people, the role of a midwife is closely linked with pregnancy and birth, but in fertility care our presence actually begins much earlier than that.

Fertility is shaped by a complex mix of factors, including age, medical history, and lifestyle. However, in recent years, a growing body of research has turned its focus toward nutrition and the pivotal role it plays in reproductive health.

" An appointment with a fertility expert is not to be viewed as a personal failure. On the contrary, try to keep a positive mindset—this is your opportunity to finally reach your goal! There are very few problems that don't have a solution if we work at them together. "

If you’re reading this and you’ve been staring at negative pregnancy tests for months, your mind is probably racing: "Is there something we're missing? Is it time to call in the experts?"

In my daily practice as a fertility expert, I notice a strange paradox: women today are incredibly well-informed about nutrition, fitness, and skincare. Yet, when we sit down to talk about fertility, I’m met with a flood of questions—and often, the realization that much of the essential information has remained "under the radar."