Theoretically yes. However, in most countries that offer egg donation programs, a full or partial donor-recipient phenotype compatibility is required. This means that in order to have IVF program, the basic characteristics of the donor and recipient need to be very similar, for example ethnicity, eye/hair colour and height. Such practice is recommended by international medical associations like ESHRE. The idea is that the baby’s appearance would not differ much from the looks of at least one parent.