10 years of training in England

One of the main reasons for high success rates is the doctor's many years of training in England. The 10 years of training in demanding medical environments enabled him to acquire deep knowledge, clinical experience, medical ethics and familiarity with complex infertility incidents.
This training was not limited to theoretical training, but included daily contact with cases of high difficulty, organized protocols, modern techniques and strict medical evaluation criteria. This experience is reflected in the way in which each treatment plan approaches today. In assisted reproduction, success is not the result of luck nor is it based on a single technique. It is the result of personalized treatment with correct diagnosis, (experience), delving into detail and detailed planning, personal engagement and responsible guidance at every stage of the effort.

Obstetrician-gynecologist Ioannis Sklavounos has formulated a medical approach based on the essential understanding of each case. It does not address infertility with standardized protocols, but with a personalized strategy, adapted to the history, age, examinations, previous efforts and real needs of each woman and each couple.

Dealing with difficult incidents

Another element that contributes to high success rates is the experience in managing difficult and complex incidents.
Many couples arrive at the doctor after unsuccessful attempts, unclear diagnoses, or treatments that were not designed based on their actual needs. In these cases, a careful review of the history, identification of possible factors that have been overlooked and the creation of a new, more targeted plan is required.
Experience in demanding cases allows the doctor to recognize details that may affect the outcome of the treatment, such as the response of the ovaries, the quality of the endometrium, the choice of the appropriate protocol, the time of the embryo transfer and the need for more specialized control.

Time, attention and care without discounts

Success in reproductive medicine is often judged in the details. For this reason, the doctor devotes time and effort to each case he undertakes, without discounting the quality of care.
This means careful investigation before the start of treatment, correct selection of tests, personalized protocol, close monitoring and meaningful communication with the couple, for all the information and knowledge they need, so that they do not feel lost in an ocean of trivial information, they can But to understand why things are done in a certain way and not in someone else.
This approach helps to avoid unnecessary efforts, wrong choices or delays that may negatively affect the outcome of treatment.
Two of the main procedures of the treatment cycle, ovulation and embryo transfer, should be done with absolute care, so that in the first one the reception of all the eggs that could be taken and in the second the embryos can be transferred with detail and respect.