From a first fertility check to IVF, we offer the full range of care, and we always start with the simplest option that could work for you.
A check-up for both partners that shows what’s going on, and which treatment, if any, you really need.
Eggs are fertilised in our lab and the healthiest embryo is placed in the uterus.
A single sperm is injected directly into each egg as part of IVF.
Prepared sperm are placed in the uterus at the time of ovulation.
A complete check-up for both partners before any treatment.
Semen analysis, diagnosis and treatment for the male partner.
Step-by-step care for conditions that affect ovulation and fertility.
Finding the cause after repeated miscarriage, with close support.
Preserve your fertility for later, for medical or personal reasons.
No treatments in this group.
Most couples don’t go straight to IVF. Here’s the usual path, though your doctor may suggest a different starting point.
A fertility assessment for both partners to find the cause.
Fertility assessment →Lifestyle changes, ovulation medicines or IUI, when they suit you.
About IUI →IVF or ICSI when simpler steps aren’t enough, or aren’t suitable.
About IVF →Typical differences. Your doctor will explain what applies to you.
| IUI | IVF | ICSI | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where fertilisation happens | Inside the body | In the lab | In the lab, one sperm per egg |
| Egg collection | Not needed | Yes, under sedation | Yes, under sedation |
| Time for one cycle | About 2–4 weeks | About 4–6 weeks | About 4–6 weeks |
| Often used for | Unexplained infertility, mild male factor | Tubal problems, low egg reserve, IUI not working | Low sperm count or movement |
| Relative cost | Lower | Higher | Higher |
| IUI → | IVF → | ICSI → |
Tell us a little about yourself and our care team will call you to help you find the right first step.