Experts at surrogacy clinics in Chennai perform surrogacy procedures by first performing the IVF procedure. They collect the birth parents' eggs and sperm and fertilize them in an IVF lab until an embryo is formed. Once fertilization occurs, the embryo specialist selects the healthiest embryos and transfers them into the surrogate mother's womb in Chennai to confirm successful conception.

On the 14th day after the embryo/s transfer, the biological parents and the surrogate mother have to visit the surrogacy clinic in Chennai for a successful pregnancy test. A specialist from the clinic will perform an ultrasound examination to hear the heartbeat of a small child. Once the specialist finds that the heartbeat is normal, she discharges the surrogate mother and biological parents from surrogacy clinics in Chennai.

After discharge from the fertility clinic, the genetic parents have to take the surrogate mother in Chennai to a local gynaecologist for further pregnancy procedures. Couples have to wait nine months for the baby to arrive.

Surrogacy cost in Chennai ranges from INR 15 lakhs to INR 18 lakhs depending on the experience of the surrogate, qualification of the professional, condition of the fallopian tubes and uterus of the surrogate, etc.

Is surrogacy a legal procedure in Chennai?

Yes, surrogacy in Chennai is a legal procedure now permitted by the Indian government. Surrogacy Clinics in Chennai can perform surrogacy procedures as the Government of India understands that this is only a procedure for couples who are trying to have a child due to medical reasons, same-sex couples, single parents, etc. However, to make the process go smoothly, Surrogacy Clinics surrogacy in Chennai asks both parties to sign a legal contract stating that the surrogate mother in Chennai holds the pregnancy in her womb for couples who wish to have a child and hands it over to them after the surrogacy is completed. The genetic parents agreed to take care of the surrogate mother in Chennai until the child's birth. After the surrogacy was completed in Chennai, the genetic parents applied to the court for the child's birth certificate. The court reviews the legal contract between the two parties that was signed prior to the surrogacy proceeding. Once satisfied, the court will order the Department of Vital Statistics to issue a birth certificate in the name of the genetic parents.

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