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Expert guidance on eligibility, screening, compensation, and pregnancy care for surrogates from Dr. Arnold Mahesan and the Beverly Hills Babies team.

How Much Do Surrogates Get Paid?

How Much Do Surrogates Get Paid?

Surrogate compensation depends on the program, your experience and the terms of your individual agreement. The amount described as base compensation is different from the total of all payments, reimbursements and benefits that may apply during a journey.

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Dr. Arnold Mahesan

By Dr. Arnold Mahesan

Fertility SpecialistBeverly Hills Babies

Surrogate Requirements: Age, BMI and Pregnancy History

Surrogate Requirements: Age, BMI and Pregnancy History

Surrogate requirements help identify women for whom another pregnancy appears medically and practically reasonable. Prior pregnancy experience, current health, age, body mass index and the support available to you all contribute to the review.

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Dr. Arnold Mahesan

By Dr. Arnold Mahesan

Fertility SpecialistBeverly Hills Babies

What Happens During Medical Screening for a Surrogate?

What Happens During Medical Screening for a Surrogate?

Medical screening is the process of deciding whether a surrogate pregnancy is appropriate for you. It reviews your previous pregnancies, current health and uterine findings, and gives you an opportunity to understand the treatment before committing to it.

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Dr. Arnold Mahesan

By Dr. Arnold Mahesan

Fertility SpecialistBeverly Hills Babies

The Surrogate Embryo Transfer Process: Medications and Timeline

The Surrogate Embryo Transfer Process: Medications and Timeline

A surrogate embryo-transfer cycle prepares your uterus to receive an embryo created through IVF. You do not undergo egg retrieval for this process, and your own eggs are not used. Your treatment focuses on the uterine lining and the timing of transfer.

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Dr. Arnold Mahesan

By Dr. Arnold Mahesan

Fertility SpecialistBeverly Hills Babies

What Are the Medical Risks of Becoming a Gestational Surrogate?

What Are the Medical Risks of Becoming a Gestational Surrogate?

Becoming a gestational surrogate involves fertility treatment, pregnancy, delivery and postpartum recovery. Screening helps identify avoidable risks, but even a healthy woman with uncomplicated previous pregnancies can develop a complication in a later pregnancy.

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Dr. Arnold Mahesan

By Dr. Arnold Mahesan

Fertility SpecialistBeverly Hills Babies

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