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ICSI — intracytoplasmic sperm injection

An embryologist injects one sperm into an egg. ICSI changes the fertilisation step within IVF; it is not a complete treatment cycle or a universal way to improve live-birth rates.

Your visit at a glance

Start by organising your questions by email. Your doctor’s assessment guides tests and treatment; existing reports are a starting point, without arranging a full set of tests yourself.

What to prepare
Semen analysis and previous fertilisation or IVF records. You can enquire before obtaining reports.
How care connects
ICSI is a fertilisation procedure within IVF, coordinated with retrieval, sperm preparation and culture.
Records to retain
Reason for ICSI, consent documents, and fertilisation and culture results.
How to check costs
ICSI is a separate laboratory item; check the IVF cycle, medication, retrieval, culture and transfer separately.
ICSI — intracytoplasmic sperm injection

ICSI — intracytoplasmic sperm injection

An embryologist injects one sperm into an egg. ICSI changes the fertilisation step within IVF; it is not a complete treatment cycle or a universal way to improve live-birth rates.

It may be discussed for significant sperm abnormalities or previous poor or failed fertilisation. Ask what finding supports its use instead of conventional fertilisation.

Medical reference:HFEA patient guide

Main stages

  1. Review semen analysis and prior fertilisation records
  2. Discuss the indication and alternatives
  3. Coordinate sperm preparation, retrieval and injection
  4. Receive fertilisation and culture reports
IVF journey

Medical reference:HFEA patient guide

Fees

$1,800 USD

Base scope
The ICSI laboratory procedure, listed separately.
Additional costs
The full IVF cycle, medication, anaesthesia, retrieval, culture, storage and transfer.

Reference budget in USD. Request a written quotation for your individual plan.

Explore fees and budget

Budget basis:Website budget componentsWritten quotation checklist

Risks and treatment outcomes

An egg can be damaged during micromanipulation. Injection does not guarantee fertilisation, a transferable embryo or live birth. The wider stimulation, retrieval and transfer risks still apply.

Medical reference:HFEA patient guideHFEA: Risks of fertility treatment

Questions to ask

  • Which result makes ICSI appropriate?
  • Is the charge per cycle or based on egg numbers?
  • Who explains fertilisation and culture results?
HFEA · Source and further reading

Information checked: 19 October 2026. Individual treatment, availability and fees require confirmation by the care provider.