Success Rates of IVF Treatment

At City Fertility, we understand that embarking on your IVF journey is a life-changing decision, and success rates are an important factor in your considerations when choosing a fertility clinic. That’s why we are committed to providing you with expert care, support, and industry-leading IVF success rates. 

Our team of fertility specialists, embryologists, nurses, and counsellors, work collaboratively to ensure you receive the best possible care tailored to your unique needs, giving you the greatest chance of achieving a successful outcome.

IVF success rates provide valuable insight into the likelihood of achieving a baby through IVF. At City Fertility, we are proud to deliver consistently high success rates, backed by advanced reproductive technologies and compassionate patient-centred care. 

When looking at IVF success rates, it’s important to understand that they vary depending on your individual circumstances. There are several factors that influence IVF success rates, including age, lifestyle, and the cause of infertility. 

If you’re considering IVF treatment, understanding success rates is important in making informed decisions about your future. 

We use independently reviewed data to provide clear insights into your chances of success, presented as meaningful statistics to help you make informed decisions. Here are the key measures we focus on:

• Births Per Complete Egg Retrieval Cycle
• Births Per Complete Egg Retrieval Cycle for Women Having Their First Retrieval
• Births Per Individual Treatment Attempt
• Births Per Embryo That is Transferred

This measure reflects your overall chance of achieving a live birth from one egg retrieval cycle, including subsequent embryo transfers. This gives you a sense of your overall chance of a live birth from any given egg retrieval cycle at any point in your journey. 

Many patients achieve success on their first attempt. This measure focuses specifically on the success rates of those undergoing their first egg retrieval cycle.

This measure examines the likelihood of a live birth from a cycle where embryos are transferred, whether fresh or frozen. Excluded are cycles where embryos are frozen for future use.

This measure highlights the chances of a live birth from a single embryo transfer, either fresh or frozen.

IVF success rates are influenced by several factors including:

• Age: Fertility naturally declines with age, making it a significant factor in success rates.
• Lifestyle: Weight, diet, and smoking habits can influence treatment outcomes.
• Individual Circumstances: The cause of infertility and your overall health are key considerations.

Individual Circumstances: The cause of infertility and your overall health are key considerations.

City Fertility is committed to helping you achieve your dream of parenthood through:

• Personalised Care: Every fertility journey is unique, so every treatment will be different. That’s why at City Fertility your fertility specialist will create a personalised treatment plan just for you. They will listen to your story and provide care that truly fits your needs.
  
• World-class Science: With state-of-the-art IVF laboratories, advanced technology, investment into research and global expertise through our CHA IVF partnership, you benefit from the very best fertility science. Our commitment to science and technology underpins our above average IVF success rates.
• Trust and Safety: We are unwavering when it comes to quality, safety and accountability. The safety of your treatment, including the careful handling of your sperm, eggs and embryos, is our highest priority. Our advanced electronic “RI witnessing” and physical double-witnessing ensure the highest level of protection and accuracy at every stage of treatment.

• Proven Success: We attribute our above average success rates to the expertise of our fertility specialists and scientists, who are supported with our continual investment in state-of-the-art equipment and technology and meticulously controlled environments.

Individual Circumstances: The cause of infertility and your overall health are key considerations.