No, cisgender men cannot get pregnant through IVF. However, transgender men can potentially get pregnant through IVF, depending on their circumstances.
Transgender Men and IVF
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Transgender men who retain their uterus and ovaries may be able to undergo IVF using their own eggs, a partner's eggs, or donor eggs, as stated in the reference: "Trans men may undergo IUI using partner or donor sperm or may require IVF using his own, a partner's, or donor eggs."
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The resulting embryo can then be transferred into their uterus.
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Alternatively, a trans man's egg and partner/donor sperm may be transferred to a gestational carrier.
Cisgender Men and Pregnancy
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Cisgender men lack the biological structures (uterus, ovaries) necessary for pregnancy, and therefore cannot gestate a fetus, even with the aid of IVF.
