4.5
IVF Success Rates at London Women's Clinic
When choosing a fertility clinic, success rates matter — but so does understanding what those numbers really mean for your individual circumstances. At London Women's Clinic, we publish our data openly, compare it honestly against the national average, and take the time to explain what it means for you personally. Because the most important success rate is yours.
CARE THAT STARTS WITH UNDERSTANDING YOU
Fertility success rates can vary widely. Age, diagnosis, medical history, ovarian reserve and the treatment recommended all play a part. This can make the numbers feel confusing or even overwhelming.
That’s why we focus first on you. During your consultation, we take time to understand your history, answer your questions, and explain what your individual chances may look like. Our aim is to give you honest, personalised guidance so you feel informed, supported and in control of your next steps.
What Our Patients Have Achieved
Every number reflects a real patient journey.
From IVF to donor egg treatment, this is a snapshot of the families we’ve helped create through personalised fertility care.
ICSI cycles since 2004 16,000+
fresh IVF cycles since 2004 13,000+
born through Surrogacy 156 babies
donor recipient cycles completed from 2004 - 2005 6,885
IUI cycles including both partner and donor performed since 2004 23,146
Frozen Embryo Transfers completed since 2004 23,000+
Our Outcomes, Explained Clearly
What can affect your chances of success?
Many people worry about whether they are “too late” or whether something is wrong. In reality, fertility outcomes are influenced by a combination of factors.
Understanding these factors helps us recommend the treatment most appropriate for you. Our aim is always to give you clear information, without judgement.
How we support your best possible chance
Our above-average success rates are the result of four decades of clinical experience, world-leading laboratory technology, and treatment plans that are built entirely around the individual.
At London Women’s Clinic, we support your chances through:
Including time-lapse monitoring and AI-assisted embryo selection, supporting careful embryo development and helping guide personalised treatment decisions.
Including our Implantation Clinic, PGT-A genetics services, donor programmes, surrogacy pathways and intra-partner donation.
Clinical leadership from some of the UK's most respected fertility specialists
We work in partnership with you, adapting your care as your journey evolves.
Fertility care led by experience and expertise
Our clinical leaders bring decades of experience in fertility medicine, research and patient care. Many contribute to national and international advances in reproductive medicine, helping shape best practice across the field. Just as importantly, they understand the emotional weight of fertility treatment — and the importance of listening, explaining and supporting patients at every stage.
Understanding the Numbers
Success rates can feel difficult to interpret. We believe it is important that you understand what the figures really mean before making any decisions.
Per cycle refers to how many live births are achieved from embryo transfers created during a single IVF cycle. Some patients may have more than one embryo transfer from the same egg collection before achieving a pregnancy. This measure helps explain the chance of having a baby from one egg collection.
Per patient refers to how many patients achieve a live birth after completing their treatment. This may include more than one egg collection or embryo transfer within the same type of treatment. It helps show, overall, how many patients go on to have a baby following treatment.
Per embryo transferred describes the number of live births for each individual embryo transferred. This is the reporting method preferred by the HFEA, as it shows the chance of a live birth from a single embryo. Where two embryos are transferred, both are included in the calculation.
During your consultation, we explain how these figures relate to your own situation, so you can make decisions based on clarity rather than uncertainty.
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Whether you’re just starting to explore your options or ready to move forward, we’re here to guide you with expert, patient-centred care.
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Fertility Stories, Advice and Research
Explore expert insights, personal stories and the latest research to guide you through every step of your fertility journey.
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How PGT-A helped one patient create her family
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