- Fertility & IVF Consultant
Dr Vaani Mehta
Fertility & IVF Consultant
MBBS, MD (Obstetrics & Gynaecology) Fellowship in Reproductive Medicine
13+ yrs
Experience in reproductive medicine
600+
IVF cycles led
4.8
Google rating from 600+ reviews
- Chandigarh
- Speaks English, Hindi
- Video consultation available
About
Who Dr Vaani Mehta is?
Dr. Vaani Mehta is a skilled fertility specialist with strong expertise in Reproductive Medicine and Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART). With a robust academic background from prestigious institutions and experience across leading fertility centers, she is committed to helping couples navigate infertility with compassionate care, scientific precision, and personalized treatment strategies.
Dr. Vaani Mehta is a skilled fertility specialist with strong expertise in Reproductive Medicine and Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART). With a robust academic background from prestigious institutions and experience across leading fertility centers, she is committed to helping couples navigate infertility with compassionate care, scientific precision, and personalized treatment strategies.
Education & training
Fellowship in Reproductive Medicine
Institute of Reproductive Medicine, MMM Hospital , Chennai · 2022
MD (Obstetrics & Gynaecology )
Government Medical College & Hospital (GMCH-32), Panjab University, Chandigarh · 2017
MBBS
Government Medical College & Hospital (GMCH-32), Panjab University, Chandigarh · 2013
Expertise
Treatments she handles
Open a treatment to read how it works, who it suits and what it involves.
Centre & timings
Where she consults
Yellow Fertility & IVF Centre, Chandigarh
Ground Floor, Shop No. 103 & 104, Piccadily Mall , Sector 34A, Sector 34, Chandigarh, Chandigarh 160022
Consultation hours
Monday – Friday10:00 AM – 6:00 PMSaturday10:00 AM – 4:00 PMClosed on Sunday — emergency support available on call
Patient stories
Families she has treated
Articles
Reviewed by Dr. Vaani
Two-Week Wait in IVF: How to Get Through It?
Why the days after embryo transfer feel harder than the procedure itself and what actually helps? If you've just had your embryo transfer, you're probably already refreshing symptom searches in your head. Ask anyone who's been through the IVF journey which part was hardest, and very few say the injections or the transfer itself, almost everyone says the two weeks after, waiting for the blood test that confirms whether implantation happened. It's medically just a waiting period on your IVF timeline. Emotionally, it's often the hardest stretch of the entire process and there's a real reason why.
Read articleNFHS-6: What India's Fertility Data Really Means?
The national number looks stable. City data, rising obesity, and delayed pregnancies tell a very different story. India's newest health survey just landed and the headline number sounds reassuring. NFHS-6 shows the national Total Fertility Rate holding steady at 2.0, just under the replacement level of 2.1. But zoom into the cities, the obesity data, and the delivery room, and the real story is a lot less settled.
Read articleIVF Treatment for Pregnancy: When Should You Consider IVF and Where to Start
For most couples, the decision to look into IVF does not arrive suddenly. It arrives after months — sometimes years — of trying, of hoping, of being told to be patient. If you are at the point of researching IVF treatment for pregnancy, you are probably asking a very specific question: is this the right step for us, and where exactly do we begin? This guide answers both.
Read articleCan Fibroids Affect Pregnancy? Here's What Matters
Not all fibroids are the same and knowing which kind you have changes everything. You went in for a routine scan, and the word "fibroid" showed up on the report. Cue the late-night googling. Here's the honest answer: fibroids are incredibly common up to 1 in 3 women have them by their forties and plenty of women with fibroids conceive and carry perfectly healthy pregnancies. The real question isn't whether you have one. It's where it is.
Read articleIs 28 Too Early to Freeze Your Eggs?
What egg quality data says about timing and why waiting isn't always the safer choice? The answer is no, 28 sits close to the age range fertility specialists actually recommend for egg freezing. The more useful question isn't "is this too early," but what does freezing at 28 give you that freezing later wouldn't?
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FAQs
Questions couples ask first
Dr. Vaani Mehta specialises in IVF, IUI, ovulation induction, follicular monitoring, and personalised fertility treatment planning. Her expertise also includes hysteroscopy, male and female infertility management, and recurrent pregnancy loss management.
Dr. Vaani Mehta follows a compassionate, patient-centred approach, combining evidence-based medicine with personalised treatment plans. She helps patients understand their options and supports them throughout their fertility journey.