Patients come to us for our expertise in diagnosing and treating the simplest to the most complex cases of infertility. Following a comprehensive evaluation, our specialists will develop a treatment plan that’s right for you, optimizing your chances of achieving a successful pregnancy.
We offer 30+ years of experience evaluating patients with the full spectrum of fertility issues. Our specialists are here to provide you answers, help and hope for fertility needs that include:
Complex endocrinology conditions and malformations of the reproductive system that others don’t treat
Difficulty with conceiving
Fertility preservation before cancer treatment and other medical treatments that affect fertility
Insufficient ovarian reserve
Fertility preservation when delaying starting a family
Male factor infertility (infertility caused by male reproductive health issues)
PCOS (Polycystic ovary syndrome)
Recurrent pregnancy loss (miscarriages)
Unsuccessful treatment at other fertility clinics
Your first visit: What to expect
The first step in helping you build your family is to determine the cause of your infertility. During your initial consultation, you’ll meet with one of our fellowship-trained, board-certified reproductive endocrinology specialists. Your visit will include:
A review of your medical records
A detailed medical history
A physical exam
A 3D ultrasound to evaluate your uterus and ovaries, including your small follicle count (a measure of your remaining egg supply or “ovarian reserve”), the position of the uterus and the presence of fibroids
Lab work, including your anti-müllerian hormone (AMH) level, an indicator of your ovarian reserve
A referral for a hysterosalpingogram (HSG), an X-ray performed by our specialists and a radiologist to check for blockage in your fallopian tubes
Scheduling an appointment for semen (sperm) analysis if a male partner is involved
A personalized approach to care
Our comprehensive approach provides critical insight into three key factors that impact fertility:
The health of your uterus and reproductive tract
Your ovarian reserve (egg supply)
Your partner’s sperm (or donor sperm)
After evaluating all your information and test results, your reproductive endocrinologist will meet with you and outline your diagnosis and treatment options. Together, you’ll determine a plan of care that best meets your medical, financial and personal needs, optimizing your chances of achieving a successful pregnancy.
Research-based treatments: Advantages for you
As faculty members of Baylor College of Medicine, our specialists are also in the lab doing research and in the classroom teaching, keeping them at the forefront of reproductive health care. That means you’ll receive the latest, evidence-based infertility testing, diagnosis and treatment available.
Our specialists also work closely with Baylor’s Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (REI) fellowship program, training and collaborating with these leading young minds in reproductive medicine to further improve your care and outcomes.