IVF USA × POWER IVF Appear at Beijing Medical Tourism Conference, Delivering Key Analysis of the US and Mexico Assisted Reproduction Market

2025-11-19 22:35:21，浏览量： 4次

On November 13, 2025, the 25th Beijing International Medical Tourism Exhibition (CMTF) officially opened at the China International Exhibition Center (Chaoyang Hall). This conference was held concurrently with the CBIC Cell Biology Industry Conference and the CFMC International Functional Medicine Innovation Conference, attracting nearly a hundred medical institutions, fertility centers, and scientific research units from around the world, making it an important domestic platform focusing on cross-border medicine and reproductive medicine innovation.

 

Leveraging long-term professional accumulation in the international assisted reproduction field and strong cross-border cooperation capabilities, IVF USA and its partner POWER IVF were invited by the conference organizer to attend this grand event. Founder Dr. Nathan Zhang and Mexican reproductive medicine expert Dr. José Gaytán Melicoff jointly participated, showcasing the "Standardized System for Third-Party Gestation and Gamete Bank Management" built through US-Mexico-China cooperation to the industry, which became one of the highly anticipated highlights of the conference.

 

During the exhibition, the IVF USA and POWER IVF teams held multiple on-site exchanges centered on the "Mexico Third-Party Gestation System." Mexican fertility expert Dr. José Gaytán Melicoff is long-responsible for the construction of the sperm donation, egg donation, and third-party gestation system in Mexico and possesses extensive experience in Mexico's development in the field of third-party assisted reproduction.

 

Dr. Nathan Zhang Invited to Speak at International Assisted Reproduction Technology Forum

 

In the core unit of this conference, the International Assisted Reproduction Technology Forum, Dr. Nathan Zhang was invited as a keynote speaker to deliver a presentation on the topic: "Analysis and Comparison of Assisted Reproduction Service Markets in the United States and Mexico."

 

Dr. Nathan Zhang interpreted the topic from multiple dimensions, including regulatory systems, differences in donor resources, laboratory standards, cross-border service costs, and patient decision types. He pointed out that the US system is mature and has rigorous procedures, while Mexico, due to its open policies and strong resource accessibility, has become the fastest-growing destination for third-party gestation in recent years.

 

Dr. Nathan Zhang emphasized: "Behind the different national reproductive models lies the fertility choice logic of different families. Our promotion of US-Mexico-China synergy is not to make choices more complicated, but to make choices clearer, safer, and more compliant."

 

This view received recognition from many peers present and further revealed IVF USA's nearly 20-year commitment to continuous international cooperation, striving to create a more transparent, accessible, and secure cross-border assisted reproduction service system.

 

Continuous Exchange at the Exhibition Area: Heated On-Site Consultations for Pregnancy Preparation Families

 

At booth A49 in Hall 8, the IVF USA exhibition area continuously attracted numerous professional visitors and pregnancy preparation families for consultation from the moment the hall opened.

 

One female exhibitor from Shanghai asked: "I am 33 years old and plan to have another child in the next two to three years. Is it too early to undergo fertility assessment and egg freezing now?"

 

Dr. Nathan Zhang's team explained: "The earlier you understand your ovarian reserve and fertility status, the more autonomously you can plan your future life. Assessment and egg freezing are essentially fertility management, not fertility pressure."

 

Some other consultants on site asked: "How safe is third-party gestation in Mexico?"

 

A fertility expert from Power IVF explained on-site: "We have strict donor screening, identity privacy protection, and laboratory management standards. At the same time, there is a national regulatory system, which is one of the reasons Mexico is considered a core market for global third-party gestation." These on-site interactions authentically demonstrate the constantly rising attention to cross-border assisted reproduction among Chinese families.

 

Looking to the Future: Continuing to Promote Transparency and Standardization in Cross-Border Assisted Reproduction

 

"Now, with the iteration of the socio-economic structure and social culture, fertility needs have become more diverse and personalized. Making fertility choices more dignified and secure is the direction of our continuous efforts," Dr. Nathan Zhang shared during a media interview.

 

Looking ahead, IVF USA stated that it will continue to deepen the cooperation network among the US, Mexico, and China, providing more families with scientific and accessible fertility solutions through clearer gamete bank management, safer third-party gestation procedures, and more standardized cross-border medical channels.

 

Dr. Nathan Zhang's IVF USA team, which he founded, has been providing overseas assisted reproductive consulting services for over a decade, offering US egg freezing, US IVF, and third-party assisted reproductive services to those in need. With nearly 20 years of deep expertise in the overseas assisted reproductive field, IVF USA, driven by diverse and personalized reproductive needs, strategically expanded into the Mexican market early on, becoming the authorized agent for Power Fertility Center Mexico (POWER IVF) in China. Dr. Nathan Zhang's services currently extend beyond the US to include IVF and egg freezing in Mexico, Japan, and Thailand, as well as Taiwan and Hong Kong.