Treatments
From a first evaluation to advanced IVF and reproductive surgery — every plan starts with the least intervention that can realistically work for you.
Complete evaluation and treatment planning for couples and individuals trying to conceive, from first-line support to advanced assisted reproduction.
Specialist management of hormonal and menstrual disorders that affect ovulation, cycles and long-term reproductive health.
A structured, evidence-based approach for repeated pregnancy loss, failed treatments and difficult-to-diagnose fertility challenges.
Support through every stage of pregnancy, from preconception preparation to routine and high-risk antenatal care.
General and specialist gynaecological care for menstrual, pelvic and lifecycle concerns across all ages.
Frequently asked
After twelve months of trying without conception — or after six months if the female partner is over 35, or sooner if there is a known issue such as irregular cycles, endometriosis, PCOS, previous pelvic surgery or an abnormal semen report.
No. Many couples conceive with ovulation induction, timed cycles, IUI or corrective surgery. IVF is recommended only when it is genuinely the most appropriate route for your diagnosis.
A typical cycle runs about four to six weeks from the start of stimulation to the pregnancy test, with five to seven clinic visits for monitoring.
Injections are fine-needle and self-administered at home. Egg retrieval is done under short anaesthesia, and most patients return home the same day.
Success depends mainly on age, ovarian reserve and diagnosis. You will be given honest, individual figures at consultation rather than a headline clinic average.
Yes. Fertility evaluation, egg and sperm freezing, and onco-fertility planning are available to individuals as well as couples, within the applicable legal framework.
