Young Adults Misjudge Fertility Decline — What That Means for Reproductive Planning Recent research highlights a significant gap between young people’s expectations and biological reality when it comes to fertility. A survey of over 1,200 Australian university...
Women’s Health
Whether you conceive naturally or with the assistance of reproductive technology, you want to do everything possible to ensure the normal development and success of your pregnancy. Women who’ve undergone fertility treatment are often more conscious of the things...
What is tubal ligation reversal surgery? Tubal ligation reversal (also called tubal anastomosis) is a procedure to restore fertility after a woman has had her tubes blocked, cut, or sealed. The surgeon reconnects the healthy ends of the fallopian tubes so that eggs...
Becoming a Gestational Carrier: What You Should Know At NCCRM, we believe that helping someone achieve their dream of parenthood is one of the most meaningful gifts a person can offer. Becoming a gestational carrier—sometimes called a surrogate—is a compassionate and...
Understanding Egg Donor Compensation and NCCRM’s “Give and Preserve” Program At NCCRM, we recognize the incredible generosity and compassion it takes to become an egg donor. Donating eggs is not just a medical process — it’s an act of hope and kindness that can change...
This is a list of our current and/or previous donors. These donors may not be available at the time when you choose to work with NCCRM. Any category with N/A indicates the answer is unknown but may be researched. Prospective egg donors can click here to learn more...
Earn up to $6500.00 for each completed egg donation cycle at NCCRM. The North Carolina Center for Reproductive Medicine (NCCRM) is seeking Asian egg donors. For women who qualify and live outside of the Raleigh/Durham area of North Carolina, NCCRM will pay for your...
Liposuction in Conjunction with Tubal Reversal Surgery at NCCRM Dr. Toma has come up with an innovative process using liposuction on women that are slightly more heavy in the lower abdomen and restricts them from either getting a tubal reversal or requires that they...
Read our patient testimonials here and below. Click here to see NCCRM’s success rates. Joanne M: “I’d like to thank Dr Mullvany and the NCCRM staff. We have been trying for 2 years and omg it happened I am so excited. Your facility was so clean and your staff was...
Body Mass Index (BMI) considerations when having Tubal Reversal Surgery at NCCRM As an outpatient surgical facility, there are BMI limits NCCRM must adhere to perform surgery using general anesthesia. Typically, the upper limit BMI to qualify for surgery at any out...
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Dr. Sameh K. Toma, M.D.
Medical Director
Dr. Sameh K. Toma, M.D., F.A.C.O.G. is the Medical Director at the North Carolina Center for Reproductive Medicine (NCCRM), bringing over 30 years of specialized experience in reproductive medicine to patients in the Raleigh area. After earning his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from North Carolina State University, he completed his medical degree and residency at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine.