Technology hasn't evolved in order to give man something to morally grapple with. Technology does this, of course, but it evolves as a means of bettering the quality of life. And he would lose. For every ethical dilemma, there are a lot of solutions people are afraid to mention, not because these solutions are impossible, but because they know that honesty will get them in big trouble. Laws do not provide the solution to the most difficult problems encountered in medicine.
Laws are never kind or compassionate.
The individual seems to get lost in the words of ethical pronouncements and laws. Their answer is too-easy, and in one physician's opinion, not entirely ethical. Uniformly condemning surrogate and reproductive technology because of the potential misuse is neglect of available technology, and this is malpractice.