Instituto de Fertilidad Clínica Rincón S.L.

Clínica Málaga Fertilidad is inclusive of same‑sex couples and offers dedicated reproductive options. For female couples, the clinic provides the ROPA (Reception of Oocytes from Partner) method, allowing one partner to donate her eggs while the other carries the pregnancy, ensuring both partners share biological involvement. Additionally, lesbian couples can access donor‑egg IVF and artificial insemination with donor sperm. The clinic’s fertility specialists are experienced in coordinating these protocols, ensuring legal compliance and personalized care for LGBTQ+ families.

Clínica Málaga Fertilidad explicitly welcomes single women for assisted reproduction. The clinic offers artificial insemination with donor sperm, IVF with donor or own eggs, and fertility preservation options tailored to solo mothers. Programs such as donor‑egg IVF and the ROPA method are available to support single women who wish to become mothers, and the clinic’s multidisciplinary team provides counseling, medical evaluation, and personalized treatment plans throughout the process.

Yes, Clínica Málaga Fertilidad runs a comprehensive oocyte donation program. Donor eggs are sourced from young, healthy women who meet strict medical and genetic screening criteria, ensuring high‑quality donor eggs for IVF cycles. The clinic matches donors to recipients based on physical characteristics, blood type, and genetic compatibility, and performs thorough infectious disease and chromosomal testing. Clinical pregnancy rates for donor‑egg IVF at the clinic exceed 59%, reflecting the effectiveness of the program. All donor cycles are conducted under the same IVF protocols, including embryo culture to the blastocyst stage and subsequent embryo transfer.

Clínica Málaga Fertilidad reports pregnancy rates per embryo transfer that vary by patient age and type of cycle. For fresh IVF‑ICSI cycles using the patient’s own eggs, clinical pregnancy rates are 59.7% for women under 35, 50.3% for ages 35‑39, and 31.9% for women 40 and older. Transferring a single embryo yields a 52.7% pregnancy rate, while transferring two embryos raises it to 55.3%, with a twin pregnancy rate of 18.7% when two embryos are transferred. In donor‑egg IVF cycles, clinical pregnancy rates reach 59.0% with two embryos transferred and 53.7% with one embryo, with a twin rate of 34.2%. Frozen‑embryo transfers show slightly lower but comparable outcomes, with clinical pregnancy rates of 50.2% (under 35), 47.7% (35‑39) and 29.8% (40+). These figures are based on the clinic’s own data published for the period 2017‑2022 and are audited externally by the Spanish Society of Fertility (SEF).

Clínica Málaga Fertilidad, operating under the Instituto de Fertilidad Clínica Rincón (IFCR), was founded in 2004 to deliver assisted reproduction services in the province of Málaga. Over the past 20 years the clinic has expanded its reach nationally and internationally, with roughly half of its patients coming from abroad. The center adheres to international quality standards, holding certifications such as AENOR, IQNET, and ISO 9001:2015 (Bureau Veritas). Its long‑standing commitment to research, innovation, and patient‑centered care is reflected in numerous scientific publications, awards, and a robust success‑rate record published annually.

Clínica Málaga Fertilidad’s medical team includes a group of experienced fertility specialists and reproductive endocrinologists. Notable professionals listed are Dr. Francisco Martínez Díaz, Dr. Adrián Alberto Castillo Domínguez, Dr. Miguel Angel Burgos Rodríguez, and Dr. José Antonio Martínez Díaz, who lead the assisted reproduction program. The clinic also features a multidisciplinary staff of embryologists, nurses, and coordinators such as Dolores Pascual Llópis, María López Muñoz, and Ana Gallego López, all trained in advanced IVF and ICSI techniques. This team combines clinical expertise with laboratory proficiency to deliver comprehensive fertility treatment and personalized patient care.

Clínica Málaga Fertilidad provides a full spectrum of assisted reproduction services. Core treatments include artificial insemination (both with donor and partner sperm), in vitro fertilization (IVF) with conventional fertilization and ICSI, preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) for chromosomal and monogenic disorders, and embryo transfer of blastocyst‑stage embryos. The clinic also offers fertility preservation through egg and sperm cryopreservation, testicular sperm extraction (TESE) biopsy, oocyte donation programs, and the ROPA method for female couples. Additional specialized services encompass hormonal stimulation protocols, luteal phase support, and comprehensive infertility work‑ups, ensuring a tailored fertility treatment plan for each patient.