The journey to parenthood is often filled with hope, anticipation, and sometimes frustration. At Fertility First, we understand how important this journey is for you and your loved ones. Our commitment to supporting you goes beyond just providing treatments; we strive to empower you with knowledge about our IVF success rates and what they mean for your family-building journey. Our comprehensive approach begins with in-depth screenings to identify all factors affecting fertility, allowing many of our patients to conceive naturally or with simpler treatments before considering IVF. With an impressive 99% of patients successfully undergoing egg collection, we take pride in our dedication to minimising cancellations and maximising your chances of success. In this article, we will explore the success rates of our IVF treatments, highlight the factors that contribute to these outcomes, and reaffirm our promise to provide compassionate care and support every step of the way.
50% of patients who present to Fertility First will conceive on their own or with simpler easier treatments than IVF as result of the comprehensive screening that is done of all factors that impact on a couple’s chance of conceiving.
IVF Treatments Statistics
- 99% of patients who start an IVF cycle will have an egg collection, compared to the average of a 10% or higher cancellation rate (so less than 90% who start IVF go to egg collection).
- More than 60% of couples will have excess embryos that can be frozen for future treatment cycles.
- Australian fertility statistics have shown that 90% of women under 40 and 80% women over 40 will have a baby if they continue treatment.
- Women up to 48 years have had babies with Fertility First using their own eggs. Attention to correcting the impact of age on their partner’s sperm and other fertility factors assist in making this possible.
For every patient, our team at Fertility First will provide the highest quality of care through science, compassion and commitment.
As you consider your options and embark on this life-changing journey, it’s essential to have a clear understanding of what to expect. At Fertility First, our success rates speak to our commitment to excellence and the comprehensive care we provide to each patient. With the majority of our patients achieving their dreams of parenthood—either through IVF or alternative treatments—we are proud of the support and services we offer. Remember, every couple’s journey is unique, and while statistics can provide guidance, they are just one part of a much larger picture. Our team is dedicated to providing personalised care that addresses your specific needs and concerns. If you have questions or would like more information about how we can help you on your path to parenthood, we encourage you to reach out. At Fertility First, we are here to support you with compassion, expertise, and a commitment to your success.
FAQ's about Fertility Firsts Fertility Treatment Success Rates
At Fertility First, 50% of patients who present to our clinic conceive either on their own or with simpler treatments before resorting to IVF. Among those who proceed with IVF, we have an impressive success rate, with 99% of patients starting an IVF cycle successfully reaching the egg collection stage.
Our high success rates are a result of our comprehensive screening process, which evaluates all factors affecting fertility, including lifestyle and nutritional factors. By addressing these issues early on, we help improve the chances of conception, reduce miscarriage rates, and increase the likelihood of a healthy pregnancy.
At Fertility First, we are committed to providing the highest quality of care through a combination of advanced science, compassion, and dedication. Our experienced team is here to support you at every stage of the IVF process, answering your questions and addressing any concerns you may have. We believe in building a trusting relationship with our patients to ensure a positive experience on your journey to parenthood.
More than 60% of couples undergoing IVF at Fertility First have excess embryos that can be frozen for future treatment cycles. This means that not only do you have the opportunity for immediate conception, but you also have options for future attempts.