Blastocyst transfer will be briefly defined before the direct question is addressed. Embryos can now be successfully cultured up to the blastocyst stage thanks to recent improvements in IVF lab procedures and culture material. Compared to embryos at an earlier stage, blastocysts might have a higher chance of implanting into the uterine wall. It’s likely due to an underlying issue that many embryos cease developing at the four to eight cell stage. Normal embryonic development stops at the eight-cell stage in any genetically defective embryos. There will be fewer embryos that can develop into a blastocyst as a result. Therefore, the selection of the right IVF Specialist can include multiple aspects and intended parents may require guidance in many ways. Schedule an Appointment Today or Call us @8080809084