IVF and fertility consultation
Comprehensive fertility evaluation, treatment planning, and IVF or ICSI cycle strategy tailored to your current medical and family-building goals.
Book in-clinic consultExplore the consultation routes, fertility services, and special-interest areas that shape Dr. Mona Shroff's work at Nova IVF Fertility.
Every appointment path is structured to reduce confusion and help patients move forward with better clinical and emotional clarity.
Comprehensive fertility evaluation, treatment planning, and IVF or ICSI cycle strategy tailored to your current medical and family-building goals.
Book in-clinic consult20 to 30 minute online consults for Indian and international patients who need treatment planning, protocol review, or a clear second perspective.
Book online consult45 to 60 minute file review covering previous cycles, stimulation, lab factors, embryo quality, and actionable next-step recommendations.
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History review, cycle analysis, ovarian reserve interpretation, semen factors, and a practical understanding of where the fertility challenge may be coming from.
Evidence-based cycle planning with careful stimulation strategy, monitoring, embryo planning, and realistic communication around expectations.
Targeted support for selected male-factor and advanced cases where ICSI offers a more appropriate fertilisation approach.
When surgery is relevant to the fertility plan, treatment strategy is coordinated so procedures support pregnancy goals rather than delay them unnecessarily.
Used in selected situations to improve embryo-level decision-making and reduce risk when there is a clear clinical reason to do so.
Useful for timing, medical reasons, and future planning when fertility preservation supports the patient's broader family-building choices.
Urgent, time-sensitive fertility preservation planning for patients who need to protect reproductive options before cancer treatment begins.
Detailed review of previous cycles, embryo quality, lab parameters, and stimulation strategy with actionable next steps for patients who need a clearer direction.
IVF centre quality optimisation, governance frameworks, staff training, and leadership mentoring for clinics and fertility teams.
Enquire about mentorshipComplex fertility journeys rarely need more noise. They need sharper interpretation, better sequencing, and a treatment plan built around what the case is actually showing.
Clinical decisions that combine evidence, timing, reserve, transfer strategy, and patient priorities.
Dr. Mona's value is strongest when fertility treatment has become repetitive, contradictory, or time-sensitive. The objective is not to add more interventions, but to identify what the case is truly asking for next.
When previous cycles have failed, the priority becomes identifying pattern errors in stimulation, embryo quality, transfer design, or timing instead of repeating the same pathway.
Embryo grading, transfer technique, endometrial readiness, and cycle architecture need a systematic review so implantation is approached with more clinical precision.
Disease severity, ovarian reserve, pain history, surgical impact, and IVF timing have to be balanced together rather than treated as isolated variables.
Ovulation patterns, metabolic factors, ovarian response, and the urgency created by age have to be combined into a plan that is realistic about timing and prognosis.
Ethical, transparent counselling is essential when patients need help understanding whether a self-cycle remains reasonable or donor options are more likely to succeed.
Especially valuable for patients who want a credible plan review before travelling, changing clinics, or committing resources to another expensive IVF cycle.
Book an in-clinic or remote consultation for a focused review of reports, prior IVF cycles, and the next best option.
Bring prior IVF papers, hormone tests, semen analysis, surgical history, and any previous stimulation details.
Identify what is clinically important, what may have been missed, and what should or should not be repeated.
Leave with a clear understanding of treatment direction, timing, and whether self-cycle, donor, surgery, preservation, or second review is most appropriate.