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It is true that there are phenotypes that are more common than others. But it also depends on the country where you are in. First of all, do not worry. In the fertility field, we have different options. Usually, clinics have their own gamete bank. If they do not have a donor with your phenotype, do not worry, they can contact an external egg/sperm bank to provide you with the gametes of your phenotype. Donor selection should always be done based on phenotypic selection. You should get a donor that is the most similar to you. A tool, like Fenomatch, helps embryologists and doctors by providing scientific data to base their selection and find the right donor for you.
