Life IVF Center

Can’t say enough about Dr Yelian. Very compassionate and caring Doctor. The lab is top notch as well.
I was turned away from another fertility center because my chances were too low for them. They refused to let me try a cycle of Ivf. I found another place willing to try. We cycled twice and never got pregnant. I was devastated. I found a random recommendation for LIFE IVF online and decided to give it a try.
Dr Yelian was amazing. It was a completely different experience from my previous doctors. The process was much more simple for me and so much easier on my body.
WE GOT PREGNANT ON OUR FIRST ROUND OF NATURAL IVF WITH DR YELIAN.
My baby girl is sitting right next to me now. I will be forever grateful to this man and this facility.

We went to Life IVF due to an issue with male factor infertility. Since I was 32 with no known problems, Dr. Yellian recommended we do natural cycle IVF. If you don’t know what natural cycle IVF is, basically they retrieve the egg you naturally ovulate and you don’t have to do hormone injections. The only shot I had to give myself was something to prevent ovulation from happening and it was 1 time and really easy! I actually ovulated 2 eggs and both fertilized and created grade A blastocysts. We implanted one and froze the other. I am currently 11 weeks pregnant!
Our overall experience was wonderful. The staff there is so warm and friendly. We never had to wait too long for our appointments. Just the first one when we needed to see the doctor because he had some procedures that needed to get done before he saw us. Which is totally understandable once you go through the process since everything is timed so precisely! We worked with both Doctor Yellian and Dr. Kao and both were amazing. The office is clean and nice, and the surgery room where they do the egg retrieval and transfers is first class all the way.
We couldn’t have imagined a better experience, and I definitely recommend Life IVF if you are considering making the big decision to go through IVF!

The only bad thing I can say about life ivf is that I had a bad experience with one of their nurse. We wanted to do genetic testing in 1 of our embryo and I was schedule for my transfer 2 days later I wasn’t told that it normally takes a week to do the testing and they rushed my genetic testing for my transfer and charged me $ 1750 for it and when I told them that if I was told about this extra fee I wouldn’t have done the test to begin with. I spoke to both the doctor and their office and billing manager and they said they would talk it over and get back to me. I told them to go back and read all my email to the nurse they can see that she never mentioned it they told me they will look into it and call me back never did so I had to pay the $ 1750 to do my transfer. That’s the only bad thing I can say about them.

I’m so grateful and amazed at Dr. Yelian and the whole Life IVF Center staff. I was recommended by a friend who was also turning 40 and had problems for years with many doctors. She got pregnant with Dr. Yelian and has a beautiful baby girl. I came in after a year of heartbreak. I went to 2 different doctors since, at the age of 38, both told me I would be better off with a donor egg and that I was close to pre-​menopause. These doctors were renowned Beverly Hills Fertility Doctors with celebrity patients. I was depressed and hopeless every time I went to see them.
The first consult at Life IVF Center was happy and positive. The staff is so helpful and knowledgable. Dr. Yelian got me pregnant with my own biological the very first embryo transfer that he did for me. I also have 6 4AA embryos left to have more children. He made our dreams come true. I strongly recommend Life IVF Center to anyone who is having problems getting pregnant. And on tip of it, his prices are more reasonable.

Choosing Dr. Yelian’s clinic is one of the best decisions we made in our life. Now I am 12 weeks pregnant, and have 4 more 5-​day embryos (all normal by PGS test) for future FET. I feel extremely lucky, because I had gone through 6 failed IUI and 2 failed IVF before I met Dr. Yelian.
Prior to Life IVF center, I had 2 failed ivf in a very good clinic, which has good SART data, nice staff and excellent services. That clinic also looks perfect in many other ways: they open 7 days a week for monitoring, egg retrieval and transfer; they give you hands-​on injection training; they have psychologist specializing in women’s reproductive health to give you emotional support… All these only gave us more heart breaking after 2 failed ivf. Even such a good clinic couldn’t help us, then who can? In both of these 2 failed ivf, I was stimulated about 10 follicles, from which only 3 was retrieved, and I had nothing but 2 6-​cell 3-​day embryos transferred. I don’t even have a chance to get a 5-​day embryo.
I heard of Life IVF center from an internet IVF chatting group of about 3000 highly educated members. People shared their detailed treatment data. Dr. Yelian was mentioned a lot because he tries to give you high quality 5-​day embryos no matter how difficult your case is, and their treatment plan and lab technique make this happen all the time. I found someone similar to my age, basic data and prior failed IVF cases who got good result in Life IVF center. This gave us new hope when we were even considering donor eggs and adoption. So here we come, we did 5 mini-​IVF with Dr. Yelian. Every time Dr. Yelian tuned the treatment plan and got better and better results. In the end I got 8 5-​days embryos in total, and 5 of them passed PGS test. I had absolutely no luck in my previous treatments elsewhere, and I also know that I am relative difficult case (responding poor to medicine, empty follicles at egg retrievals) of my age at Life IVF center, but my luck was collected here through multiple IVF cycles, because they always improve their treatment plan to make it fit just for you.
I wonder if it is fair for Life IVF center if they count me in SART data. because I was kind of doing 5-​day embryo banking with them, so one transfer success out of 5 egg retrieval cycles? but I have 4 more 5-​day embryo for future FET, how does they count?

My husband and I came to see Dr Yelian early this year as a last resort after having failed conventional IVF’s in the past. Our problem was embryo quality and none of our previous embryos reached day 5. We did acupuncture during that time as well. Our previous doctors have given up on us. We were feeling hopeless at the time and decided this would be our last attempt at IVF.
Dr Yelian is very compassionate, kind and highly skilled. He is sensitive and caring unlike the other doctors I have gone to. One thing that I will always remember was the confidence he exuded when he told me that the problem is not egg quality but rather the high dosage of fertility meds that affected egg quality. He advised me to do mini ivf cycles and very little and low dosage of fertility meds. I was pretty skeptical at first but nevertheless, I did the cycles back to back. A few months before the procedure, I also prepared my body and did acupuncture and took freshly brewed herbal tea prescribed by my acupuncturist (Katie) at Dunamis Acupuncture. This helped tremendously. During the first cycle we were able to get our very first EVER 5-​day good quality embryo. We couldn’t believe it! In the remaining cycles using the same exact protocol, we got a few more good quality 5-​day embryos. We did PGS and miraculously, 3 out of 4 embryos came back normal. This is truly a gift we did not expect! For those who have been down this road before, I hope you give Dr Yelian a chance to prove that it is still possible! He knows what he’s doing.
The staff is also very kind and helpful. I enjoy coming to my appointments. There is some wait time but it is manageable depending on when you schedule your appointments. I recommend taking at least a half day off during your appointments so you won’t be in a rush. They do have a lot of patients (many out of state or country) so it’s inevitable at times to wait a little longer. But service issues are handled well in my opinion.

These people are a baby-​making factory. They tend to be a last-​stop for women who traditional IVF clinics don’t know how to correctly treat and they do really affordably. I have spent more on medication on traditional IVF than a total cycle costs here and had significantly better results.
If you are a first time IVF patient, good luck. If you have been through IVF at other clinics, prepare to be frustrated as communication is horribly frustrating. Their are no case managers and no one is on top of your file. You have to be proactive.
If you are outside monitoring, there will be problems. Extra frustrating is their emailing you instructions after 4:30pm and then are not available to correct these problems the same day.
They tell you that email is the best way to contact them, but seriously only about 50% of my emails are answered; I have a record of this to prove it.
The staff is kind, but just not well organized.
That said, I am thankful that Life IVF exist as they have the protocols that my body actually wanted to respond to. If I get my happy ending (doing the 2WW thing now, for those in the know, right), maybe I will view this all as a frustrating speed bump in an already insane process.
Beyond their innovative protocols of getting the eggs out, you aren’t going to have much in terms of new technology. Many women I know who go here are also seeing fertility savy ob/​gyns, reproductive immunologists, or even other REs to supplement their protocols at Life IVF. I’m in that group. It seems a bit dangerous (and extremely time consuming) that we can’t just have one doctor or office properly address all of our fertility concerns.
The waiting room is kind of ridiculous. In addition to the tv in the larger room that is playing either Jerry Springer or Maury Povich (who’s the daddy episodes are great for a room of infertile women), they have now added two televisions blaring self-​propoganda. Sarcastically, I am going to add that the videos of Dr. Yelian on the tvs are far more of him than you will actually see as a patient.

Being a patient at Life IVF Center has been life-​changing for my family. As someone who got married late in life, our biggest desire was to just have a child of our own. We tried many different ways to get pregnant but failed each time. When we walked into that red building, I had a feeling of great hope. The staff was friendly and J was the first one to help us with our forms. Even when it gets really busy, they are never rude and tries their best to help. Our personal favorite is Stacy. For our initial consultation, Dr. Yelian was approachable, knowledgeable, and confident. Even as we explained our situation to him, he understood what was involved and gave us a comprehensive overview of what the clinic offered and the best option for us. There was no pressure to choose a particular treatment, just guidance and explanation of the processes. I was most impressed with his emphasis on the health of the mother and baby, which is why he stresses transferring only one embryo, two at the most. He puts more emphasis on quality, not necessarily quantity of the embryos. I can sense his earnestness when he told us stories and expressed sadness when mothers deliver low-​birth weight twins. He was sincere and straightforward with what he can offer. Dr. Yelian gave us hope when we were looking for one, so we signed on for our first IVF treatment with him.
To make a long story short, we opted for the minimal stimulation and had 6 eggs total, all of them fertilized. A good 5 of them made it to the blastocyst stage, some 4AA and 4AB. We have to give kudos to Molly, the embryologist. She calls herself the embryo-​sitter, but she is more than that. She does an amazing job with ICSI and we are grateful to her! We transferred two embryos for our first cycle, and we got pregnant with a singleton! The first ten weeks of ultrasound monitoring, weekly treatment plans, and follow-​ups led us to «graduate» with flying colors, and the pregnancy was smooth until delivery. This all happened two years ago, and I now have a happy and active toddler! The other three blastocysts did not become embryos, sadly, and we wished we did PGS early on.
Because of our first experience, we decided to go back for a second round of minimal stimulation, hoping for a second baby. Our time at Life IVF Center was always shaped by the relationships we formed with the staff there, and this time was no different. Besides Dr. Yelian and his encouragement to «go for it,» we found warmth and helpfulness all-​around in the clinic. Jonathan from billing was helpful in accommodating our financial situation. Blood tests were done regularly so I got to know Courtney and Jenny quite well. Kim and Diana are wonderful ultrasound technicians. Miyuki and Julie are awesome nurses, always kind and helpful. We couldn’t have been happier with how we were treated. Long story short, we got pregnant with our second! We will always remember our experience with Life IVF Center and grateful to the doctors and staff for literally giving life to our hope!
I know that everyone will have different experiences, as is the case anywhere. But if there is one rule of thumb I follow, it is to open ourselves to all the positives that life can offer, and it will come right back. Don’t be afraid to hope. The worst that can happen is the opportunity to hope again.

It should have no star. I went to see dr. Yan the 1^st time on day 3 my period and was told i have an mature egg. Was rushed into procedure and paid for the whole process. You know what. It’s not egg. It’s empty shell and nothing to survive.
Very unethical and just for money. The doctor has no time for individual attention or time.
I didn’t know until i went to la jolla ivf.
Scambags

My wife and I would like to thank Dr. Yelian and his staff so much for making our dream true. My wife just graduated from Life IVF Center at week 10. And we are going to have a baby boy. We are so excited. We think giving them a positive and objective review is the best way we can thank Dr. Yelian at this time.
When we consulted or talked with Dr. Yelian, we feel Dr. Yelian is very knowledgable and give us definite answer. We know infertility might have thousands of reasons, but having a definite answer in mind will give us great confidence because that infertility reason will be bypassed by the IVF.
We chose 3 minimal stimulation cycles and each cycle we had 2 or 3 4AA or 4BB eggs. And all of them got fertilized and developed to 5-​day embyos. I would say Life IVF Center’s cultivate embyo technology is really good. My wife got pregnant at the first egg transfer cycle. Thanks for Dr. Yelian’s very proficient and experienced skills and techniques, my wife just felt little and short pain during the egg retrieval without anesthesia and transfer. The whole process is short and pleasant.
We are out of town patients. On the monitoring dates, we just went to our local QuestDiagnostics lab to draw blood and local clinic to do the ultrasound. As long as the results were sent to Life IVF Center before 5 PM, Dr. Yelian or his nurse can always send us the treatment plan. On the egg retrieve dates and transfer date, we just need to get up really early and drive to Life IVF Center. Get there on time, and have them done. No wait. (I don’t understand why some reviewers complain long waiting time. Every time when I sat in the waiting room waiting for my wife, I didn’t see too many people waiting.)
The nurses at Life IVF Center are really nice too. We got answers from the nurses directly sometime, because we don’t need to bother Dr. Yelian every time with some minor questions.
We will definetely highly recommend Life IVF Center if our friends come to us for advice.

My experience with Dr. Yelian and his Nurse staff has been great. I am a first time surrogate and since day 1 of monitoring, Dr. Yelian and his staff treated me with genuine kindness. I was weekly monitored with blood draws and ultrasounds and I am now 3 months pregnant with a baby girl for my Intended parents who couldn’t be more happy with our success.
Any future surrogacies I decide to do again will definitely be with Dr. Yelian and his Nursing staff.

Dear Christina L., I cannot agree with what you said in your response.
«Per FDA guidelines, we cannot dispose of sperm until a disposition form is signed». The issue is not to obtain my signature, the issue is, you have never informed me that you have frozen my sperm. And when you contacted me several years later, you never asked for a signature but asked for a payment! This is not an honest way to do business. People who does not know their right, could have been forced to pay whatever you requested! And so far you still not ask me for any signature. So much for the so called «FDA guidelines»!
«We utilize natural and minimal stimulation IVF cycles, especially for women over 40, as from our experience Conventional IVF is actually less effective for women in this age group». That is only your opinion. According to other IVF doctors, such as Dr. Greenhouse at Shady Grove Fertility, «we do not offer an ‘all-​natural’ IVF protocol, often called natural cycle IVF, because, simply put, it’s not the right thing to do for our patients – for many reasons… It might sound appealing to those who dislike medications. The problem, though, is that these ‘natural cycles’ still require all the other costly and demanding aspects of traditional IVF,» explains Dr. Greenhouse. «The frequent appointments, injections to trigger ovulation, surgical egg retrievals, and embryo development in the lab are all present in natural cycle IVF. Yet, this treatment has unequivocally demonstrated a significantly lower rate of pregnancy than traditional IVF.» «We simply can’t justify putting a patient through IVF treatment with such a low chance of success,» That is the truth of the natural and minimal stimulation IVF cycle! Yes, you can insist in introducing this extremely low success rate IVF to those naïve patients, but you should not hide its fact of extremely low success rate. You should not hide the fact that other doctors have already tried and gave up this method. We trusted you when you exaggerated this method, and it turned out that we not only have wasted our money, we also wasted our time and lost our opportunity to do the own egg IVF due to my wife’s age. Me and my wife visited your clinic for one year, and you only showed us one successful egg retrieval, which was damaged and dead after your office froze it. The other visits were all failures. Even Dr. Yelian admitted that he does not have the technique to retrieve the egg successfully every time. However, we went to his office every month for a whole year, and he failed all the time!
We would like to appeal to those women who want a baby from Dr. Yelian, please check the natural and minimal stimulation IVF cycles online first to see how other doctors comment on this poor IVF technique before you visit Dr. Yelian’s office. IVF success rate is highly dependent on woman’s age, if you waste your time on this method, you may lose your opportunity to has your own baby permanently, especially for those women with more than 40 years of age.

When you see that the reviews on Unilocal are either 5 stars or 1 star for this place, you know something is suspicious. Within days of posting a review for this place, my 1 star review magically disappeared here. So, here I go again…
Please please read all the reviews before you visit this place. After going through one cycle with this clinic I have nothing to show for it but a $ 10,000 bill for my insurance. It’s more frustrating knowing that they constantly made mistakes on my egg retrieval. They timed my cycle incorrectly and did not provide me Ganirelex (prevents my eggs from ovulating). After going to another, more professional center in Redondo Beach, I realized how sub par this place is. Also I googled the Doctor recently and found more unpleasant reviews about him such as on
When I came here to do natural ivf a couple months prior Dr. Yelian was quick to guarantee my success. Looking back, I realize he’ll just tell you what you want to hear, instead of giving you realistic expectations.
Before my egg retrieval I was told I had over a dozen ideal eggs. Then I came in for my retrieval and underwent excruciating pain because they told me I wouldn’t need anesthetics for the procedure. To top things off during the procedure they nonchalantly told me that all my good eggs had disappeared. They never even gave me a possible explanation or advice for the matter.
After months of trauma from this place, they swindled thousands of dollars from my insurance. It’s been 8 months now and they started harassing me for my copay. I spoke to Jason Morilla and he made a deal with me that they’d stop bothering me if I gave them $ 400 in CASH ONLY. Tax fraud immediately went off in my head so I declined to pay in cash. Then I get told the doctor changed his mind and wants $ 500 from me now.
The ethics here disgustingly resemble a mafia demanding ransom.
If it were up to me I would not give this place any more of my money but they’ve threatened to go to collection which forces me to pay them more for a failed procedure that they did incorrectly. Just like the other reviews stated, this place just words based off of luck as opposed to real skill.
Visit
to see reproductive success rates.
Also go to the bottom of the page and read the «not recommended reviews» to see the reviews they’ve paid to be hidden. Please please read all reviews and give deep thought before visiting this place, or any other place for the matter. It’ll save you time, money, and heartbreak.

I will always be grateful to Dr. Yelian and his staff for helping to complete my family.
Dr. Yelian did not even flinch when he looked over my medical records indicating high FSH with diminished ovarian reserve. Two cycles with Dr. Yelian and I became pregnant with my daughter, born last month.
Prior to Life IVF, I had treated with a well-​known fertility clinic. Sure, the doctors there had impeccable bedside manners and everyone held your hand and gave you hugs. Hugs and pep talks didn’t get me pregnant. More importantly, that clinic had a policy of canceling your cycle if you are not expected to develop at least 4 retrievable eggs. For someone with DOR, that is not only hard, it can very well be impossible.
I was a patient at Life IVF in mid-​2014. I have read the reviews about long wait times. Personally, I did not wait long for the vast majority of my appointments. There were a few times when I did have to wait for longer than I wanted, but overall I did not think the wait time was extreme.

We are patients of Dr. yelian and couldn’t have had a better experience and are so thankful for his expertise.
To anyone considering using LIC. Keep in mind that the LIC team isn’t there for emotional support. They deal with fact and are they to help give you the highest probability of having a baby.
Thank you to the entire LIC team for not give up on us when everyone else did! We are very thankful.

My husband and I went to Dr. Yelian after 1+ year of pregnancy issue. He was very caring, attentive and gave us great advise，and always takes time to listen to question and provide an honest perspective. I’m now 8 week pregnant and could not thank him enough.
The staff in his office is very friendly and caring. They always follow up an calls, and are very patient with instructions. Even emergency /​night calls were answer effectively.

If you are 40 and over, and really want to have a baby, you may find other reproductive clinics unhelpful. They are quiet about how unsuccessful they are, and often times, the insurance company you use will not let you try anywhere else despite this bad track record.
We were recommended to Live IVF by my general doctor who had also used our past clinic with no success. He and his wife now have a 3 year old baby, and he suggested we go to the monthly seminar at Live IVF.
We did and after speaking with Dr. Yelian, we began the process. Naturally, with some healthy suspicion.
Every woman and situation are different, but Dr Yelian spends time observing each patient, altering treatment accordingly, rather than using a one-​size-​fits-​all approach. There are of course no guarantees regardless of which clinic you go to. In my wife’s case, it took several months to add just enough chemical stimulation but after that, we finally had embryos lasting 5 days. This never happened at the first clinic.
We’ve had a transfer. So far, all is working wonderfully. We hope for the best, but it is obvious to us that Live IVF is far superior to our previous clinic.
The staff is very friendly and accessible. My wife doesn’t feel like a number and enjoys the visits. She feels that they are compassionate and truly care about their patients. The facilities feel modern and cozy, whereas the previous clinic felt like something only slightly better than Soviet-​era Russia. The doctor is not boisterous or chatty, more subdued than some, but still cheerful. It helps to ask very specific questions, but he answers them honestly and with concern.
Granted, not all insurance covers this (our typically great insurance did not). But that’s a fault of the American medical, pharmaceutical and insurance industries, not Live IVF. It is probably not for everyone, particularly if you are younger and can better leverage the use of clinics subsidized by insurance.
But there is no quackery going on here. Just a passionate doctor with a lot of integrity, and a caring crew trying to help women get pregnant through as little medication as possible.

My wife (Japanese) and I (random white guy :) ended up not selecting this clinic and here is why:
Pros — good location for some, convenient, good parking.
Cons — a few…
It was a matter of «chance» of success. There are two official organizations posting all US Clinics’ IVF rates of success:
1. Society for Advanced Reproductive Technologies
2. CDC centers for disease control — IVF Results
2 years delayed — PDF for 2012 can be downloaded.
This clinic might know its’ results are not good but in «free all natural IVF seminars» followed by free sugar cookies claims to be one of the global leaders with folks coming from all over the world to do IVF there.
They didn’t even submit the results to the SART to be on the list with nearly 60 clinics from CA which posted their results openly. They state they haven’t done so because it doesn’t take frozen embrios into consideration but the fact and their 2012 stats show that esp for older women your odds are even worse with frozen embrios for live pregnancy than non frozen so that argument of non-​submission is a little illogical. IE «we don’t want to submit to SART because they don’t allow us to submit additional results whose odds are worse than the ones we can submit».
They did submit their results to a mandated CDC Report for 2012. You can search for it online. Here is a sample for 41 – 42 year old women for Life IVF vs our clinic which is a little above average:
Life IVF — 30 cycles — 2 live births — 6.7% success
Our Clinic — 40 cycles — 8 live births — 20% success
Life IVF was anywhere from 2 to 3 TIMES worse in results than our clinic and had success chances that were worse in EVERY age group by about 50%+. In other words, you can find clinics with nearly double or triple the odds, regardless of age group.
Life IVF may state that this is because they take «hard cases». Not sure what this means, but if a chance of success is 3% and they still take your case without telling you this, is this a good thing or bad? I couldn’t get the true odds from the Dr about our chances given our age no matter how many times I tried to get a direct answer, but I found it online.
If you take hard cases whose probability of success is dismal, be honest with the odds.
Anyone can claim their odds are worse because they take more challenging cases, but 50% worse? Are we taking very low probability cases because we want to make more money? Maybe… That I don’t know.
Dr at another clinic was honest that our odds are only about 15% and we should consider egg donor so I like honesty, and we went with that clinic to chance our 15%.
Life IVF claims enormous volumes but they’re just about average.
Life IVF Doctor likes to say «we only need one egg». Well that’s just fantastic… except if you do research you will find that the current technology can’t tell a good egg from bad egg so actual odds of 1 egg in a natural IVF producing being good a massively worse than the odds of a woman producing 3 eggs. This is where methodology in this clinic is weaker and doesn’t stand a statistical test or today’s science.
Simply speaking — yeah we need 1 egg. Can you guarantee that 1 egg being good? no? then 2 eggs is actually nearly double your odds.
Life IVF Claims to be inexpensive. Actually their Natural IVF Cycle is more expensive than most other IVF Clinics’ Natural IVF Cycles so please compare apples to apples.
I also find lots of 5 star reviews on this business from people who almost never use Unilocal.I find that… interesting.
Clinic has been over-​crowded and delayed in the few appts that we had. It more reminded me of Disney movie’s «Cars» assembly line manufacturing baby cars than human babies :)
I reserve 1 star for outright terrible businesses. This isn’t a terrible business. It’s just not a good one.
I write such personal info on Unilocal in hopes that it may increase some random person’s odds of having a baby. If it does, please remember uncle James :)
To my Japanese brothers and sisters from my wife and I:
ドクターが日本で勉強したことがあると主張したり、日本語を話す人がスタッフにいるというだけでは、彼らが良いクリニックであるということを意味するわけではないし、あなたにピッタリ合うというわけでもない。

I am changing my review because Dr. Yilian has gone out of his way to make things right. He is a great dr. and as a surrogate I got pregnant the first time. I like how they don’t over medicate surrogates, which is so common, and they take a conservative approch, not putting more embryos in than needed!
I’m not giving a full 4 or 5 because communication in the office needs improvement. There are two many departments and no one seems to be on the same page. Also if you are traveling, like I did 2 hours for my appointments they are not very accomodating. The reason is because the doctor has transfers in the morning, therefor they schedule monitoring appointments for after obe. It make sense but for those of us that have to travel o traffic the 15 minute appointment becomes a 6 hour day.

I cannot thank Dr. Yelian and his staff enough for helping us. I knew going in that there would be some long wait times but it was all worth it. My husband and I thought they were kind and attentive. I now have a happy and healthy baby who is my world. I was super lucky and only had to do 1 cycle. We chose the mini IVF. Dr Yelian has been super nice as to answer my emails long after I have stopped seeing him. He told me once you are my patient you are always my patient so feel free to email me at any time. THANK YOU for my little princess. I have recommended him to several of my clients and friends!