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FSAC
Southern California Fertility Center covers Thousand Oaks, Encino, and Santa Monica.
The main hospital is located in Thousand Oaks, which is also home to advanced in vitro fertilization and andrology laboratories.
The main hospital is equipped with advanced in vitro fertilization and andrology laboratories, providing core technical support for embryo and male fertility-related technologies.
Supports remote video consultations and provides translation assistance services for international patients.
The new Thousand Oaks City Campus opened in March 2026, and public information shows that it will still be staffed by the existing core medical team.
| Services | FSAC Service Scope Details |
|---|---|
| IVF | We provide standard IVF treatment services, suitable for those using their own eggs, sperm, and complex fertility assessment pathways. |
| Intracytoplasmic sperm injection | Supports intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) technology, suitable for male factor infertility and fertilization rate optimization needs. |
| Embryo genetic testing | Provides preimplantation genetic testing services to assist in embryo selection and transfer decisions. |
| Fertility preservation | Covering egg freezing, sperm freezing, and fertility preservation, suitable for single individuals and families who wish to delay having children. |
| Egg donation/Sperm donation | Provides pathways for establishing a family through egg and sperm donation, suitable for older women, those with declining ovarian function, and those with special family structures. |
| Third-party assisted reproduction | Supports surrogacy, suitable for individuals with uterine factors, medically contraindicated pregnancies, or those seeking to build a diverse family. |
| Building a Home for Diverse Families | Supports family building pathways for single individuals and diverse families, including LGBTQ+ family fertility counseling. |
| International Patient Services | Supports remote consultations, cross-border initial diagnosis communication, and translation assistance, making it easier for Chinese families to complete preliminary assessments before traveling to the United States. |
Overall evaluation:Stable, meticulous, and with a high level of physician involvement, FSAC is more like a highly skilled "technical powerhouse" in Southern California, characterized by extremely high physician involvement, thorough initial consultations, and exceptional friendliness towards international patients.
| medical clinic | FSAC recommend | HRC | SCRC | CCRM |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Core Character Design |
Doctor-led mid-sized strong team Doctors have a strong sense of participation |
Large-scale system with extremely high international recognition Big Brand Route |
Boutique and long-established clinics in Southern California Boutique Style |
National Branding/Standardization Standardization system |
| International Patient Support |
your (honorific) Video/Translation/Remote Support |
extremely high A dedicated WeChat entry point is available. |
medium Detailed page information |
medium Nationwide brand support |
| Third-party assisted reproduction support |
Support for egg donation, sperm donation, and surrogacy Complete path |
Collaboration chains are extremely mature Strong third-party system |
The official website clearly lists surrogacy services. Information is relatively transparent |
The official website lists in-house surrogacy programs. Path standardization |
| expert advice | 🎯 The process is well-established with a high level of doctor involvement, making it suitable for families who value in-depth communication and individualized solutions. | 🏢 Suitable for families who value major brands, large systems, international reputation, and mature collaboration chains. | 💎 Suitable for those who prefer boutique experiences and value the ambiance of a clinic and the Beverly Hills style. | 📚 Suitable for people who value nationwide brand endorsement and prefer standardized process management. |
The official website explicitly promises that the initial consultation lasts a full hour, with the diagnosis and communication conducted personally by a reproductive endocrinologist, rather than being handled by an assistant. This is a significant plus for families who value the depth of their treatment plan and the doctor's involvement.
Thousand Oaks is the core of FSAC, equipped with state-of-the-art IVF and andrology laboratories. Concentrating core resources at the main hospital helps reduce communication and collaboration losses caused by resource dispersion, and also facilitates the unified management of complex cases.
FSAC has served hundreds of international patients, supporting remote video consultations and providing translation assistance for initial cross-border communication. For Chinese families, this means they can plan ahead, clarify key decisions before traveling to the US, and reduce travel costs.
The government explicitly supports single women, single men, gay men, and lesbian couples in establishing families through egg donation, sperm donation, and surrogacy. For diverse families, this open and clear support is itself a crucial selection criterion.
There is no absolute certainty in medical procedures, and any claims of "guaranteed success" should not be readily believed. The following data uses the official SART 2022 data: data from self-egg cycles, calculated from the start of egg retrieval, and the cumulative live birth rate of all embryo transfers within one year. Please be sure to interpret this data in conjunction with your age, AMH level, baseline follicle count, sperm quality, and previous failure history, in consultation with your attending physician.
What many families truly fear is not a low egg retrieval rate, but rather that things seem fine at the beginning, but then suddenly drop drastically at the stages of blastocyst culture, screening, and embryo transfer. The embryo journey itself is a constantly narrowing funnel, and the true value of a clinic often lies in its ability to steadily deliver promising embryos to these later stages.
According to a 2022 report from the American Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (FSAC), FSAC's self-egg cycles maintained a relatively high embryo freezing rate across all age groups. The importance of this data lies not only in the "high or low numbers," but also in its reflection of whether clinics can preserve as many embryos as possible that could have continued to develop during the blastocyst culture stage.
FSAC cannot alter the age-related patterns, nor can it reverse the natural reality of increased chromosomal abnormalities in older women's eggs. However, it is more like a clinic that tries to avoid wasting potential embryos. Furthermore, its average number of embryos transferred is mostly around 1.1, indicating that it is closer to the current clinical trend of emphasizing single embryo transfer and prioritizing safety, rather than relying on transferring more embryos to achieve superficial results.
Don't just look at the surface price; examine the actual budget structure for both self-egg and third-party assisted reproduction.
This place is more suitable. Starting from $169,000 This should be understood as the "starting point of the overall budget" for third-party assisted reproduction, rather than a fixed price that can be implemented in all situations. When actually signing and executing the contract, the budget will fluctuate depending on the egg donation needs, the surrogate mother's conditions, contract terms, insurance coverage, and delivery circumstances.
* This is closer to the “budget starting point for third-party assisted reproduction projects”, not the absolute total price after each family finally signs a contract.
FSAC is responsible for medical services, while third-party organizations handle matching. The key to true safety is not just someone saying "there's no problem," but rather that the contractual relationships throughout the entire chain must be independent, clear, and compliant.
Must ensureClinic contract, surrogate mother contract, lawyer's contractEach party should operate independently, with clearly defined responsibilities, payment terms, and exit mechanisms. Avoid mixing medical, matching, and legal matters into a vague agreement; otherwise, disputes are most likely to arise later.
✨ Remember this in one sentence: Medical care is medical care, matchmaking is matchmaking, and law is law. These three lines cannot be mixed up, discussed, or charged together.
Don't be misled by claims of "matching within weeks." The actual matching speed often depends on the surrogate mother's medical examination standards, insurance coverage conditions, and the individual requirements of both parties. The stricter the initial verification, the lower the risk of later cancellations, policy freezes, or process interruptions.
The process for obtaining US documents and a Chinese travel document for a child after birth should be handled by an independent legal team, rather than relying solely on verbal promises from agents. The truly prudent approach is to thoroughly review all legal documents, parents' identification materials, and the subsequent document processing procedures beforehand.
Many families are not stuck on medical issues, but rather on obtaining the necessary documentation after the birth. The processes for obtaining U.S. birth certificates, child identification documents, and Chinese travel documents should all be handled by an independent legal team familiar with cross-border assisted reproductive technology cases to avoid needing to submit additional documents or repeatedly go through the process.
Whether it's matching speed, contract security, or obtaining documents after a child's birth, verbal promises from salespeople are insufficient. What truly protects you is an independent contract, an independent lawyer, and a verifiable chain of documents, not "Don't worry, we've done it all before."
The FSAC website offers a practical guide for international patients: remote consultations can be arranged where possible, and a one-hour remote consultation can be booked. For Chinese families, the best starting point is not to book flights first, but to make use of remote consultations and clarify the core issues online.
Before and after remote consultation, it's crucial to conduct a thorough basic assessment. This includes reviewing past medical records, hormone tests, AMH levels, ultrasound results, semen analysis, and any history of failed pregnancies. Understand the underlying situation first before deciding on the next step, rather than rushing to the US in anxiety and making hasty decisions.
FSAC offers translation services, which is especially important for families with limited English proficiency. Key questions should be asked thoroughly during the remote consultation phase: Is using one's own eggs suitable? Should egg donation be considered early? Is third-party assisted reproduction necessary? How many flights are expected? Which stages require the individual's presence?
The real logic for saving money and time isn't about flying as early as possible, but rather about first establishing a framework for your plan through remote consultations and basic assessments. Once you understand why you're flying, what you're going to do, and how long you need to stay, then you can arrange your trip to the US. This will result in a more stable schedule and fewer unnecessary back-and-forths.
FSAC's international patient guidelines also clearly state that core treatment milestones still need to be completed in person. In other words, what truly requires people to come to the United States are those medical milestones that cannot be replaced remotely, rather than piling all the preliminary communication into in-person visits.
For Chinese families, the most reasonable approach is usually to first consult remotely, conduct a basic assessment, then decide whether to travel to the US, and only proceed with crucial steps when it's time to actually fly to the US. This is more cost-effective and less anxiety-inducing than repeatedly flying from the beginning, and provides a much stronger sense of control over the entire cross-border treatment process.
The core of FSAC's approach is not "avoiding flying altogether," but rather prioritizing online communication, translation, assessment, and judgment as much as possible. Allocating time for truly irreplaceable treatment milestones in the US is a more rational and suitable path for international patients.
The FSAC website currently discloses its core medical team and provides more practical guidance on selecting a doctor.
The most LGBTQ+-friendly legal environment in the US; parents' names can be customized on birth certificates. Supports unique...Twin (Co-IVF) protocolThis allows two fathers to each donate sperm to combine with eggs from the same egg donor, resulting in the transfer of two embryos and the ability to have twins at once, ensuring that each father has a biological baby.
We have established medical channels, through advanced...Sperm Washing Viral load is removed to ensure the absolute safety of the semen sample. Combined with third-party assisted reproduction, you can safely give birth to a healthy baby, with strict protection of your medical privacy throughout the entire process.
Surrogacy in the United StatesNo marriage certificate requiredWe provide a one-stop connection for you to the largest egg and sperm donor database in the United States. Whether you are a single man or a single woman, we can match you with high-quality genes from attractive and highly educated individuals, and work with carefully selected surrogate mothers to help you realize your dream of becoming a parent.
For expectant mothers with declining ovarian function, we offer personalized "mild stimulation" protocols to try using their own eggs; if using their own eggs is difficult, we provide legal assistance.Third-party egg donationOur solution. Our primary goal is to help you successfully bring your baby home and heal the family's regrets.
Based on publicly available feedback, this is a list of advantages and disadvantages that more closely reflects the actual patient experience.
The most frequently mentioned advantage of FSAC is not its advertising, but the fact that doctors are genuinely involved in making judgments at key stages. This is especially important for older women, those with repeated failed pregnancies, and those undergoing evaluations for egg donation or third-party assisted reproduction.
In the public feedback, many people mentioned that the nurses explained things clearly, responded promptly, and were willing to provide phone support even after get off work. Once the cycle begins, this kind of execution is often more effective than any "good advertising."
FSAC is not a small, private clinic, but rather a busy team clinic. However, based on public feedback, its overall scheduling, procedures, and cross-site collaboration are not chaotic, making it suitable for patients from other regions or internationally. The official website also emphasizes that communication via phone and text message is possible.
Some patients mentioned that although there was a primary attending physician, they were not treated perfunctorily by other doctors. For complex procedures such as egg donation, third-party assisted reproduction, and cross-hospital coordination, the uninterrupted relay of the team is actually a good thing.
FSAC is a busy, team-oriented organization. You can get professional and organized support, but don't expect a personal butler-like approach at every step; it's more suitable for people who are comfortable with a team-based pace.
In public discussions, the most alarming issue isn't the medical procedures themselves, but rather the differences in how costs are understood. For example, some people worry about whether transplantation is included in a certain quote, and even after communication, they still feel uneasy. After the consultation, be sure to get all costs—basic fees, medication fees, screening fees, freezing fees, and fees for a second transplant—in writing.
FSAC has publicly available services and positive reviews regarding egg donation and surrogacy medical aspects, but there is still a lack of public feedback on surrogate mother matching, lawyers, escrow services, and document verification. Therefore, if you choose third-party assisted reproduction, clinic reputation only reflects the medical aspects and is insufficient to replace your individual verification of lawyers, insurance, and financial arrangements.
FSAC is more suitable for those looking forDoctors are more involved, initial consultations are more thorough, and it's easier for international patients to get started.The official website clearly states that each consultation involves seeing a specialist, a full one-hour initial consultation, and is located in three locations, as well as providing remote consultation and translation services for international patients. If you don't want to go to a large, assembly-line institution, FSAC is worth adding to your priority assessment list.
When assessing success rates, one shouldn't just look at the phrase "high or low," but rather consider...Age and statistical methodsAccording to the 2022 final report from the American Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (FSAC), the total number of FSAC cycles was 1607. The live birth rates for self-egg cycles, calculated from the start of egg retrieval and the cumulative live birth rates after all embryo transfers within one year, were as follows: under 35 years old: 41.71 TP3T; 35–37 years old: 34.91 TP3T; 38–40 years old: 28.11 TP3T; 41–42 years old: 8.61 TP3T; and over 42 years old: 4.21 TP3T. The data for women under 40 years old is more relevant, while those over 41 years old should be approached with greater caution.
Whether FSAC is suitable for older adults depends not on whether it accepts new members, but on your current situation.Age, ovarian reserve, and whether one still insists on using their own eggsAccording to a 2022 report, FSAC still has some reference value in the 38–40 age group, but the success rate of self-eggs for those over 41 years old drops significantly. Therefore, it is more appropriate to evaluate self-eggs together with egg donation plans, rather than just focusing on the reputation of the clinic.
Yes. The FSAC website's international patient page and multi-family page clearly state that it can provide...Egg donation, sperm donation, pregnancy surrogacyIt also supports home-building pathways for single women, single men, and diverse families. For Chinese families, this means that FSAC not only performs conventional IVF but can also cover more complex family options.
I haven't seen a unified, complete total price. The most explicit information currently available on the FSAC website is...Self-funded discount programPatients paying out of pocket can get a $2,000 discount on "whole embryo freezing after egg retrieval" and a $1,300 discount on egg freezing; installment plans such as PatientFi and CapexMD are also supported. In other words, it discloses information on discounts and financing, rather than displaying the total price on a single page.
Overall, it's a good fit. The FSAC website clearly states that they have served hundreds of international patients and can arrange remote consultations and provide translation services where possible; international patients can also make appointments.One-hour remote initial consultationThis is very practical for Chinese families because they can discuss the plan clearly before deciding whether to go to the US.
Not necessarily. The FSAC website's explanation for international patients is quite pragmatic: remote medical care should be prioritized whenever possible, but truly critical medical interventions still require in-person visits.Completed offlineTherefore, a more reasonable approach is to first conduct remote consultations and basic assessments, and then travel to the US for crucial stages such as egg retrieval and embryo transfer. This saves time and money compared to repeatedly flying to the US from the beginning.
FSAC's biggest advantage isDoctor engagement, a complete one-hour initial consultation, international patient support, a three-location network, and team collaboration capabilities.The biggest problem isn't the medical care itself, but rather that you must clarify the cost boundaries, financing options, and legal and non-medical expenses associated with third-party assisted reproduction separately. While the official website discloses transparent pricing, financing, and discount programs, it doesn't provide a uniform all-inclusive price for third-party assisted reproduction.