Dr Genia Rozen is an expert in fertility medicine and brings a wealth of academic knowledge, practical experience, and innovative treatment options to her patients. Through her partnership with Genea Fertility Melbourne City, Dr Rozen has access to advanced diagnostic and laboratory services that give patients a thorough picture of their fertility before any treatment decisions are made.
Whether you are just beginning to explore the causes of infertility or have already started undergoing treatment, Dr Rozen’s practice is built around finding the right answer for each individual patient.
Dr Rozen investigates the full range of female infertility causes, from ovulatory disorders and conditions like endometriosis to unexplained infertility, and builds a treatment plan around you.
Male infertility is too often investigated late, or not at all. Dr Rozen believes in assessing both male and female fertility from the outset, and has significant experience with surgical sperm retrieval procedures.
For those preparing to try for a baby, preconception care can meaningfully improve the chances of a healthy pregnancy. Dr Rozen takes a thorough approach to assessing and optimising both partners’ reproductive health before they begin trying.
When simpler approaches haven’t worked, or the diagnosis calls for a more targeted solution, ART can be the best path forward. Dr Rozen works with couples, same-sex partners, and single women to determine the most appropriate approach, whether that is IVF, ICSI or IUI, or pathways involving donation or surrogacy.
Whether driven by a cancer diagnosis, a medical condition, or a personal decision to delay parenthood, fertility preservation gives people options for the future. Dr Rozen offers egg freezing, sperm freezing, and embryo freezing services.
Some fertility conditions are caused by structural issues that require surgery. Dr Rozen performs laparoscopic reproductive surgery to treat conditions including endometriosis, fibroids, and other anatomical issues affecting fertility.
Genetic testing can help identify chromosomal abnormalities in embryos before they are selected and transferred. Dr Rozen has access to Genea’s world-leading preimplantation genetic testing (PGT), which can increase the chance of a healthy pregnancy by selecting embryos without known genetic issues.
