Royal REP Fertility Hospital is an assisted reproduction center approved by Thailand's Ministry of Public Health and Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. Located in Bangkok's Rama III district, its two standalone medical buildings cover approximately 8,000 square meters and are equipped with international research-grade instruments. Supported by an assisted reproduction and genetics specialist team from the Royal Thai Armed Forces hospital system, it provides assisted reproductive services to Thai and international patients.

Airports:

26.9 km from Don Mueang International Airport; 36.2 km from Suvarnabhumi International Airport

Shopping centers:

1.4 km from Lotus Rama 3; 2.5 km from Central Rama 3

Next to: Volvo Rama3 and the DhipayaInsurance headquarters

Medical Team

Specialist team from the Royal Thai Armed Forces hospital system

Dual specialists in gynecology and reproductive medicine

More than 30 years

of assisted reproduction experience

Personalized treatment plans

Nursing Team

10 years

More than 10 years of reproductive nursing experience

43000 

43,000 patient visits annually

Experienced in fertility medication management and injection care

Comprehensive emergency protocols and rapid response to urgent situations

Laboratory Data

LABORATORY DATA

81% egg maturation rate

89% fertilization rate

80% blastocyst development rate

82% embryo transfer success rate

1,033 laboratory process management indicators

Laboratory Equipment

LABORATORY EQUIPMENT

Royal REP Fertility Hospital uses advanced international equipment certified by the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology. This includes a world-leading Leiter sperm quality analyzer that accurately assesses sperm motility and morphology; a Nikon SMZ1000 research-grade stereo microscope with two built-in cameras for simultaneous dual-wavelength image acquisition, advanced research, and live-cell imaging; and a Nikon TI-S inverted fluorescence microscope that captures images with greater sensitivity and contrast.

The hospital also uses Japanese ASTES drawer-style CO2 incubators certified by the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology. Their optimized chamber design significantly improves temperature, CO2, and O2 recovery. Each drawer has its own infrared CO2 sensor, electrochemical O2 sensor, and temperature sensor for independent control. ESCO time-lapse embryo incubators use time-lapse imaging to monitor embryo development continuously, record multiple parameters, and compress several days of culture into minutes of high-definition video, substantially improving the accuracy of embryo assessment and selection.