Muzaffer Uçarer

Frozen embryo transfer (FET) at UCARER Women’s Health is described with practical benchmarks: in a well-equipped laboratory, 75–80% of frozen embryos survive thawing, and pregnancy outcomes after FET are presented as comparable to fresh transfer—sometimes higher—because the uterine environment can be more receptive in a non-stimulated cycle. At the clinic, Muzaffer Uçarer works as a specialist in Obstetrics & Gynaecology and IVF/reproductive medicine, bridging fertility diagnostics, embryo management, and gynecologic care. The clinic also positions its service model as covering the full women’s health journey under one roof, from IVF through gynecology and related procedures. For patients planning to store embryos, embryo storage (cryopreservation) is listed with a price of €100 per year, and the clinic explains that patients are notified before the storage period ends to choose whether to extend storage, transfer embryos, or follow other authorized options. When patients proceed to transfer, the clinic lists FET pricing as €650 within the year following freezing and €1,500 after 1 year. It also describes that international embryo transport is technically possible, but subject to legal and regulatory requirements and required documentation. Couple-focused fertility evaluation is offered as a fertility check-up for both partners, priced at €600, with the clinic describing an ideally one-day plan that combines the woman’s hormonal testing and pelvic ultrasound with the man’s semen analysis and a joint consultation. In addition to clinical assessment, the fertility pathway includes embryo-lab techniques and adjuncts mentioned in the clinic materials, such as EmbryoGlue as a transfer medium and compatibility with time-lapse embryo monitoring. On the gynecology side, surgical myomectomy is listed with clinic prices for open surgery (€4,000–5,500) and laparoscopic surgery (€6,000–8,000), with surgical pricing described as including consultation, anesthesia, pre-operative tests, and the procedure. For miscarriage management, the clinic describes ERPC—evacuation of retained products of conception—as a surgical option used when ultrasound confirms pregnancy loss but miscarriage is incomplete, when retained tissue remains, or when medical approaches fail or are undesired.

Clinical focus and techniques

As a specialist at UCARER Women’s Health, Dr. Uçarer’s work spans fertility care and gynecologic surgery, with specific emphasis on embryo management and couple-based diagnostics.

• Embryo cryopreservation (vitrification) with embryo storage priced at €100 per year.
• Frozen embryo transfer (FET) with clinic-listed pricing of €650 within the year after freezing and €1,500 after 1 year.
• Fertility check-up for couples, described as coordinated in one day, priced at €600.
• Embryo transfer support using EmbryoGlue as a transfer medium (described as compatible with time-lapse embryo monitoring).
• PRP for endometrium (endometrial PRP) and embryo biopsy/PGT concepts are referenced within the clinic’s service pages.
• Surgical myomectomy: open surgery €4,000–5,500 and laparoscopic surgery €6,000–8,000.
• ERPC (evacuation of retained products of conception) for miscarriage-related retained tissue based on ultrasound findings and clinical circumstances.
• Cryotherapy is also described as having minimal impact on fertility in the clinic’s informational materials.

Professional societies and certifications

Professional titles are listed in the clinic materials (Assist. Prof. Dr. / Professor level), and his practice scope is described across Obstetrics & Gynaecology and IVF/reproductive medicine.

Academic output

Publication counts and citation metrics are not listed in the provided clinic materials.

Courses and advanced training

Course participation and teaching activities are not listed in the provided clinic materials.

Awards and recognition

Awards and recognition are not listed in the provided clinic materials.

For international patients, UCARER Women’s Health supports booking and consultation for IVF and gynecology in Istanbul, and the clinic also describes online consultation as an option. The fertility pathway is built around coordinated couple visits, and the clinic’s service pages explain that decisions—such as extending embryo storage or transferring embryos abroad—follow legal and regulatory requirements.