Before you start
another cycle.
If a cycle has failed and nobody has explained why, if you were moved to IVF quickly, or if you are being quoted a package you do not fully understand — it is worth having someone review the whole file before you commit again.
Dr. Anjani Dixit goes through your cycle records, your reports, and your husband's tests, and tells you what she thinks is actually standing in the way.
Laparoscopic surgeon & fertility specialist · 14+ years · Independent consultant
Asking questions does not mean you are giving up
Fertility treatment has a way of building its own momentum. One cycle leads to the next, the protocol is adjusted slightly, and somewhere along the way it stops feeling like there is a moment to stop and ask what the plan actually is.
You are allowed that moment. Each cycle costs money, time, and a great deal of emotional energy, and you are entitled to understand why this one is expected to go differently from the last.
Why people come
What usually brings a couple here
These come up again and again in first consultations. If any of them describe where you are, a review of your records is likely to be worth it.
“Two cycles have failed and nobody can tell us why.”
A failed cycle should produce information — about egg quality, embryo development, or the lining. If no explanation has been offered, the records are worth reading properly.
“We were moved to IVF almost immediately.”
IVF is the right answer for many couples and the wrong first answer for some. A basic workup should come first, and should include your husband.
“My endometriosis or fibroid was never dealt with.”
Conditions that can affect implantation are sometimes noted in a scan and then left untreated while cycles continue.
“They said donor eggs are the only option now.”
Sometimes that is genuinely the honest advice. It is a large enough decision to be worth a second look at the numbers behind it.
Patient stories
Couples who came after treatment elsewhere
Unedited patient reviews · Google cards link to the original review
I showed my relative for endometriosis and pregnancy planning. She underwent laparoscopy procedure and IVF. It was a long journey but ended in sucess. Thank you so much for excellent care and good understanding nature. Must for any one struggling for pregnancy and endometriosis. Thank you so much.
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I recently visited Kasper Indiranagar for a general fertility consultation and had a very pleasant experience. Dr. Anjani Dixit was extremely patient, understanding, and took the time to explain everything clearly. She suggested a Gyny laparoscopy and hysteroscopy, which were performed successfully. I truly appreciate the care, guidance, and professionalism throughout the process. Overall, I had a very positive experience and would highly recommend Dr. Anjani Dixit and Kasper Indiranagar to anyone seeking fertility-related care.
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We are immensely grateful to Dr. Anjani Dixit for her exceptional support and expertise throughout our IVF journey. From the very beginning of this challenging process, Dr. Dixit's vast knowledge and guidance proved invaluable. Dr. Anjani Dixit is not only an outstanding IVF specialist with extensive experience, but she is also a compassionate and empathetic doctor who truly cares for her patients. She was always available to answer our questions and provide reassurance, which made the entire experience much easier to navigate. Thanks to Dr. Dixit's unwavering dedication and expertise, our IVF treatment was successful, and we are now the proud parents of a healthy baby girl. We are deeply thankful to her and her entire team for their outstanding care and support. I highly recommend Dr. Anjani Dixit to anyone seeking IVF treatment. Her exceptional commitment to her patients and her genuine kindness make her a truly remarkable doctor. Thank you, Dr. Dixit, for making our dream of becoming parents come true. Your compassion and expertise have profoundly impacted our lives.
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I had the pleasure of consulting with Dr. Anjali Dixit for my egg freezing procedure, and I cannot speak highly enough of her. From the very beginning, Dr. Dixit demonstrated exceptional care and professionalism. She is incredibly responsive, always just a call away, and consistently goes above and beyond to support her patients. Her dedication and compassion truly set her apart; she embodies the idea that doctors are like a form of God, prioritizing patient well-being over business concerns. I am deeply grateful for her guidance and care throughout this process.I will highly recommend her to anyone who is looking for gynaec.
Read on GoogleWe came to Dr. Anjani for difficulty in conceiving — fibroid and low egg reserve. She planned keyhole fibroid removal, then guided us through IVF. We had a successful delivery of a baby girl. She was supportive and explained everything in detail at every step. Really grateful for the entire experience. It was smooth and I am very thankful.
My relative had ovarian cyst and fibroid and was not able to conceive for so long. We had laparoscopic surgery with Dr. Anjani, then the IVF procedure. Now they are proud parents of a healthy baby girl. Thank you for the great treatment and making their journey smooth. She explains very well and gives time to her patients.
What happens
What the review covers
The whole file, not just the last cycle
Protocols used, doses, how you responded, how many eggs were retrieved and fertilised, and what happened to the embryos.
Both partners
A semen analysis is part of a fertility workup, not an afterthought. Where it has not been done recently, that gets addressed.
The uterus itself
Fibroids distorting the cavity, polyps, adhesions, hydrosalpinx, or a lining that has never built properly — the structural questions that cycles alone will not solve.
A view on what comes next
Whether to repeat with a changed protocol, treat something surgically first, investigate further, or — sometimes — that you may not need IVF at all.
Seven days to come back
The ₹1000 consultation stays valid for a week, so a follow-up question or a newly found report costs nothing extra.
Being straight with you
What this review will and will not do
Nobody can promise you a pregnancy, and you should be wary of anyone who does. What a second opinion can do is make sure the next decision is based on everything in your file rather than on part of it.
Sometimes it is that something treatable has been overlooked, and that dealing with it first gives the next cycle a better footing. And occasionally it is that IVF is not what you need at all.
Commonly overlooked
Things worth ruling out before the next cycle
None of these are exotic. They are ordinary findings that can get recorded in a scan and then left alone while treatment carries on around them.
Pain that was never investigated
Endometriosis is frequently missed for years. It can affect both egg quality and implantation, and treating it can change what a cycle is working with.
A fluid-filled tube
A hydrosalpinx — a blocked, fluid-filled tube — is well recognised as reducing the chance of an embryo implanting, and is usually addressed before transfer.
Fibroids and polyps in the cavity
A fibroid pressing into the uterine cavity, or a polyp, can interfere with implantation. Both are usually correctable.
A partner never properly tested
Male factor contributes to a substantial share of infertility. A current semen analysis is basic, and it is skipped more often than it should be.
Who you would be seeing
A surgeon and a fertility specialist, in one opinion
A good deal of infertility has a structural cause — endometriosis, fibroids, cysts, blocked tubes, adhesions. Dr. Anjani Dixit holds a Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery alongside her fertility practice, with 300+ laparoscopic procedures behind her.
That means the surgical question and the fertility question are answered by the same person, in the same consultation, rather than being referred between two departments who each see half of it.
She is an independent consultant rather than an employee of a fertility chain, and consults at Kasper Multi-Speciality Clinic in Indiranagar, with treatment at partner hospitals including Milann, Motherhood, Cloudnine, and Manipal.
Before you come
What to send before your appointment
Fertility files get large and scattered. Send whatever you can find — a partial set is still far better than starting from memory.
- Summaries of any IVF or IUI cycles: protocol, doses, and outcome
- Embryology reports — eggs retrieved, fertilised, and embryo grades
- AMH, antral follicle count, and recent hormone panels
- Your husband's semen analysis, however old
- Recent pelvic ultrasound scans
Reports sent on WhatsApp go to the clinic's consulting number and are used only to prepare for your appointment.
Send Your ReportsCommon questions
Questions people ask before coming
No. As long as the next step has not happened, a review is still useful. If a transfer or retrieval is close, mention it when you message so the appointment can be brought forward.
No. Many couples come for the opinion, take it back to the clinic they are already with, and continue there. If you would prefer Dr. Anjani to take over, that can be arranged — but it is entirely your call.
The consultation fee is ₹1000, and it remains valid for seven days. Coming back within that week with a report you had to hunt for, or with questions that surfaced later, costs nothing extra.
If he can, yes. Male factor accounts for a significant share of infertility, and decisions are easier when both of you have heard the same explanation. If he cannot attend, bring his semen analysis and he can join the video call.
Only if that is what your reports support. Some couples are advised to treat something surgically first; some to investigate further; some that a simpler approach is reasonable to try. And where IVF genuinely is the right next step, she will say that too.
Yes. Video consultations are available and are regularly used by couples outside Bangalore and by NRI patients. Send the reports in advance and the review can happen before you make any travel plans.
Have the whole file reviewed before the next cycle
Send your reports on WhatsApp, or book a consultation at Kasper Multi-Speciality Clinic, Indiranagar. In-person and video consultations available.
Kasper Multi-Speciality Clinic · 31, 80 Feet Rd, Indiranagar, Bengaluru 560038 · Video consultations available