A Genetic Disorders Specialist and a member of the Kuwait Medical Genetics Center,
Know Your Doctor


At Dar Al-Baraa Medical Center, we understand the vital role of genetic health in family planning, fertility, and pregnancy care. Our Genetics Department offers advanced and comprehensive services to support couples and individuals at every stage of their journey towards conceiving and raising healthy babies. Led by pioneering experts in the field, we combine trusted medical expertise with the latest technology to provide accurate guidance and effective solutions. Whether you are planning to conceive, undergoing fertility treatments, or concerned about hereditary conditions, our specialists are here to guide you every step of the way.
We offer both online and in-person counseling, giving you the flexibility to receive professional advice in the way that suits you best. Our genetic experts review medical history, assess risks, and recommend personalized testing options.
PGT-A is an advanced screening test performed during IVF to detect chromosomal abnormalities in embryos before implantation. This significantly improves the chances of a successful pregnancy and reduces miscarriage risk.
The Non-Invasive Prenatal Test (NIPT) is a safe and highly accurate blood test available from the 10th week of pregnancy. It analyzes fragments of the baby’s DNA circulating in the mother’s blood to detect chromosomal conditions.
Premarital and prenatal genetic screening helps couples reduce the risk of passing on hereditary conditions to their children.
These tests are recommended for:
By identifying potential genetic risks early, couples can take informed steps to ensure a healthier pregnancy and family future.
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To learn more about our genetic services or to schedule your online or in-clinic counseling session, contact us through our website or call our center. We’re here to guide you through every step of your journey to parenthood.
Yes, even without a known family history, genetic counseling can help detect potential risks and offer peace of mind through precautionary testing.
A session typically lasts between 45 minutes to an hour, depending on your medical history and specific concerns.
The number of sessions depends on various factors, including your medical conditions, family history, and the results of the tests.
Both options offer the same level of expertise and care. Online counseling provides convenience, while in-clinic sessions offer face-to-face interaction.
Coverage varies by provider, so we recommend checking with your insurance company to determine whether genetic counseling and testing are covered under your plan.
Yes, your genetic information is strictly confidential. Only the patient who has signed the consent form will receive the results, ensuring privacy and security throughout the process.

A Genetic Disorders Specialist and a member of the Kuwait Medical Genetics Center,
Know Your Doctor