On July 5, 2026, POWER IVF hosted a major international fertility seminar in Shanghai, focusing on IVF and egg freezing in Mexico, the United States, and Japan. The event addressed the key concerns of single women of advanced reproductive age and older families planning surrogacy overseas. Three internationally recognized reproductive medicine specialists were invited to share their expertise on health protection, family legacy planning, and long-term fertility strategies.
During the seminar, the POWER IVF team provided an in-depth look at the rigorous quality control systems behind leading international IVF laboratories. Through an engaging Q&A session, the experts addressed the real concerns and misconceptions faced by many single women and older prospective parents, delivering valuable medical insights that helped bridge the information gap.
From Wealth Preservation to Reproductive Strategy
One case discussed during the seminar involved a mother with assets exceeding RMB 100 million who had a serious conversation with her 25-year-old son about planning the next generation of their family. Faced with the decision of using his own genetic material with carefully selected donor samples from a specific cultural background, such as high-quality Jewish donor resources, or having an older family member continue the family line, the young heir chose without hesitation to take on the responsibility himself. This example reflects how many high-net-worth families now view fertility planning with a long-term perspective. In modern wealth management, reproductive planning has become part of comprehensive family risk management. Supporting these long-term plans requires more than vision—it depends on the technical strength and quality control of world-class IVF laboratories.
To illustrate this, the seminar introduced two leading experts. Chief Scientist Dr. Wang is a globally recognized authority in embryology and reproductive laboratory management. For 25 consecutive years, he participated in and managed one of the top five reproductive centers in the United States, the Houston Fertility Institute (HFI), overseeing more than 20 embryology laboratories while also playing a key role in developing one of the largest egg banks in the United States. POWER IVF Medical Director Dr. Gaytan is a leading specialist in surrogacy management in Latin America. He spent six years with Spain's IVI Group before becoming a partner and medical director in Mexico, where he successfully developed IVI Mexico into one of Latin America's largest and highest-performing fertility centers.
During the discussion, Dr. Wang and Dr. Gaytan emphasized that evaluating an IVF center requires looking beyond marketing claims. Families should carefully assess comprehensive laboratory performance, quality control systems, and the complete clinical data throughout every stage of treatment.
A Three-Country Fertility Network
After explaining the medical foundation behind modern fertility care, the seminar introduced POWER IVF's integrated fertility network across Japan, the United States, and Mexico.
Japan offers highly refined clinical procedures, convenient travel, and efficient visa access, making it particularly suitable for single women and women of advanced reproductive age seeking to complete egg freezing or fertility preservation close to home.
The United States provides one of the world's most advanced reproductive medicine systems, supported by extensive clinical experience and a highly developed legal framework, making it an ideal option for families seeking comprehensive medical and legal protection.
Mexico offers one of the most inclusive legal environments for assisted reproduction. Following the Mexican Supreme Court's landmark ruling in 2021, legal protections have expanded significantly for single individuals and diverse family structures. Mexico also permits the international transport of frozen reproductive tissues, including sperm, eggs, and embryos. Its modern urban centers offer a comfortable living environment, while overall treatment costs remain approximately one-third of comparable programs in the United States, providing greater flexibility for personalized fertility planning.
The successful conclusion of the seminar not only provided high-net-worth families with a clearer understanding of global fertility planning but also helped participants overcome common misconceptions when making reproductive decisions. Located in the heart of Mexico City, Power Fertility Clinic is a fully licensed fertility center operated by a U.S. reproductive medicine organization and located just 500 meters from the U.S. Embassy, following U.S. FDA standards. POWER IVF provides comprehensive fertility services, including egg donation, sperm donation, surrogacy, egg freezing, IVF, and IVF-PGT (PGT-A). Mexican law permits gender selection and the importation of frozen reproductive tissues, including sperm, eggs, and embryos, and these services are legally available to all individuals, including single parents and LGBTQ families. POWER IVF is licensed to receive frozen reproductive tissues from overseas, providing secure and efficient fertility solutions for patients worldwide.
