VIAFERT MEDICAL TEAM · SINALOA, MEXICO
Fertility specialists for international patients in Sinaloa
Meet the physicians who coordinate fertility evaluation, IVF and reproductive care for patients visiting ViaFERT in Culiacán and Mazatlán.
REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINE
Care led by fertility specialists
Recommendations are based on age, reproductive history, diagnosis, ovarian reserve when relevant, uterine and tubal factors, semen findings, previous treatment and the outcome that matters to the patient. Success rates should always be discussed by age, diagnosis, treatment and whether the measure is pregnancy or live birth.
Dr. Miguel de Jesús López Rioja
Professional licenses: 6221712 · 8631483 · 10970871 · 11134623 · State Health Registry 25011
Gynecology, Obstetrics and Human Reproductive Biology. ViaFERT General Director.
- Fertility evaluation and individualized treatment planning
- IVF and assisted reproduction coordination
- Care planning for local and international patients
Dra. Yesenia Recio López
Professional licenses: 6833051 · 9177521 · 10962446 · 11134617 · State Health Registry 25010
Gynecology, Obstetrics and Human Reproductive Biology. ViaFERT Medical Director.
- Reproductive evaluation and clinical follow-up
- IVF, egg donation and fertility treatment coordination
- Clear counselling before, during and after treatment
WHAT TO EXPECT
A clear, private and coordinated consultation
Before your visit
Share relevant records, previous treatment summaries and recent laboratory or imaging results. The team will explain which documents are useful and which studies may need to be repeated.
During evaluation
Your physician reviews medical history, goals, reasonable options, limitations and the tests that could change the plan. No treatment can guarantee pregnancy or live birth.
Travel coordination
ViaFERT has locations in Culiacán and Mazatlán. Confirm where each consultation, scan, procedure or laboratory step will take place before booking travel.
CLINICAL SCOPE
Fertility care discussed in English
IVF and ICSI
Evaluation, ovarian stimulation, egg retrieval, fertilization, embryo culture, transfer and cryopreservation are explained step by step.
Egg donation
Screening, consent, treatment timing, laboratory coordination and the limits of donor-egg treatment are reviewed before starting.
Surrogacy medical care
ViaFERT coordinates the medical pathway only. Eligibility, parentage, citizenship and travel documents require independent legal advice and decisions by relevant authorities.
Medical information and confidentiality
Your contact and health information is handled confidentially and used for the purposes described in the ViaFERT privacy notice. Medical records are not a substitute for an individual consultation, and recommendations may change after examination or updated tests.
NEXT STEP
Request an English-language orientation
Tell us your country, preferred clinic and the treatment you are considering. The team will explain the appropriate first step.
CLINICAL DECISION GUIDE
How the clinical team participates in a case
Fertility care may involve reproductive medicine, gynecology, andrology, embryology, genetics, anesthesia and nursing. Not every patient needs every service; the responsible physician should explain who participates, what question each consultation answers and how information is integrated.
Credentials and roles should be verifiable, and results should be communicated in language the patient understands. A coordinated team does not remove biological uncertainty, but it can improve safety, documentation and continuity between evaluation, laboratory care, procedures and follow-up.
- Confirm the physician responsible for the overall plan.
- Ask who performs procedures and who supervises the laboratory stage.
- Know how urgent questions, complications and follow-up are handled.