What is embryo supposed to look like prior to FET?

Question

Here is my embryo. Does he look ok? What is he supposed to look like?

Answer

He's a beauty! Some aren't fully expanded or have different qualities or or 4 day, 6 day etc. That's why they can look different

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Hello, I think your blastocyst looks great. When you google images, they might look different because of the brightness or the focus of the microscope. Although I haven’t worked with these in person, I did do cell and tissue engineering in a lab and looked at other types of cells under the microscope. 
I see the inner cell mass to the left and you have great trophoblasts around the outside. The inner cell mass is what will become the baby and the trophoblasts become the placenta. The inner cell mass is great if it’s tight, which yours is. You also want regularly distributed trophoblasts, which you also have. Hoping for the best for you!

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Didn’t your embryologist discuss this with you before transfer?  Mine came in both times and even told us which ones they felt would be best for us. We had two successful transfers each on first tries. I hope your clinic did this with you.  Wishing you much luck and success

What is embryo supposed to look like prior to FET?

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