Specialty · Mexico

Fertility specialists in Mexico

IVF and assisted reproduction, including egg retrieval and embryo transfer.

The board that certifies this specialty

Consejo Mexicano de Ginecología y Obstetricia, A.C.

Reproductive medicine sits under the Consejo Mexicano de Ginecología y Obstetricia.

Certification is national, so this same board certifies the specialty in every city below. What CONACEM certification means.

By destination

The credential is the same everywhere. What changes is how you get there and back.

Fertility specialists in Tijuana

Baja California · crossing at San Ysidro

Fertility specialists in Mexicali

Baja California · crossing at Calexico

Fertility specialists in Nogales

Sonora · crossing at Nogales DeConcini

Fertility specialists in Ciudad Juárez

Chihuahua · crossing at Paso del Norte

Fertility specialists in Reynosa

Tamaulipas · crossing at Hidalgo / Reynosa

Fertility specialists in Matamoros

Tamaulipas · crossing at Brownsville & Matamoros

Fertility specialists in Monterrey

Nuevo León · by air

Fertility specialists in Ciudad de México

Ciudad de México · by air

Fertility specialists in Cancún

Quintana Roo · by air

Procedures

IVF

In vitro fertilisation: eggs retrieved, fertilised in the laboratory, and an embryo transferred.

Questions patients actually ask

How do I check a specialist is really board certified in Mexico?

Reproductive medicine sits under the Consejo Mexicano de Ginecología y Obstetricia. Certification is a legal requirement under the General Health Law, articles 81 and 272 Bis, it runs five years, and the directory is public. Ask for the certificate number and the expiry date, then look both up.

Does it matter which city I go to?

For the credential, no: certification is national, so the same board certifies the same specialty everywhere in Mexico. For the trip, yes. A border city means a follow-up is a drive; a fly-in city means another flight. That difference usually matters more than the price.

How long should I plan to stay?

A cycle needs repeated monitoring, so ask how many in-person visits are required and which scans your own doctor can do at home.