Your visit at a glance
Start by organising your questions by email. Your doctor’s assessment guides tests and treatment; existing reports are a starting point, without arranging a full set of tests yourself.
- What to prepare
- Dated test reports, previous treatment records and medication history.
- How care connects
- Assessment leads to monitoring, retrieval and culture, followed by a decision on transfer or freezing.
- Records to retain
- Individual plan, medication and monitoring schedule, laboratory reports, and transfer or storage arrangements.
- How to check costs
- Separate retrieval and culture from medication, anaesthesia, ICSI, freezing, storage and transfer.
IVF — in vitro fertilisation
Eggs and sperm are combined outside the body, and an embryo may later be transferred into the uterus. A clinician considers the cause of infertility, previous treatment and examination results.
IVF may be discussed for tubal problems, some ovulation or sperm factors, or unexplained infertility after other treatment. Ask which alternatives remain appropriate.
Medical reference：HFEA patient guide
Main stages
- Assessment and examination planning
- Prescribed stimulation and monitoring
- Egg retrieval, fertilisation and embryo culture
- Transfer or freezing, followed by review
Medical reference：HFEA patient guide
Fees
$15,000 USD
- Base scope
- Routine monitoring, one retrieval, conventional fertilisation and embryo culture.
- Additional costs
- Initial tests, stimulation medication, anaesthesia, ICSI, freezing, annual storage, genetic testing, transfer and living expenses.
Reference budget in USD. Request a written quotation for your individual plan.
Explore fees and budgetBudget basis：Website budget componentsWritten quotation checklist
Risks and treatment outcomes
Discuss ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome, multiple pregnancy, ectopic pregnancy, cycle cancellation and the possibility of no usable eggs or transferable embryos. Compare live-birth rates using the same denominator; a positive pregnancy test is not a live birth.
Medical reference：HFEA patient guideHFEA: Risks of fertility treatment
Questions to ask
- Why is this plan appropriate, and what alternatives exist?
- Where is monitoring performed and how many visits are required?
- How are cancellation, postponement or no transferable embryos charged?
Information checked: 19 October 2026. Individual treatment, availability and fees require confirmation by the care provider.