Over 90% pregnancy rate in euploid blastocyst transfer (after preimplantation genetic screening)
100% single embryo transfer
Success rates vary depending on the assisted reproduction treatment involved. Except in the case of egg donation, the patient’s age is a determining factor, since from the age of 30 a woman’s ovarian reserve decreases considerably.
When you are considering IVF treatment, knowing the success rates and understanding what these statistics mean is essential to making the best decision about your future.
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100% single embryo transfer
100% blastocyst transfers
Over 90% pregnancy rate in euploid blastocyst transfer (after preimplantation genetic screening)
Number of donated oocytes: 8–12
100% of donated oocytes are fresh
Fertilisation rate: 81%
Our success rate in egg donation treatments is 65% with partner sperm per transfer.
In vitro fertilisation treatment in which the oocytes are fertilised with sperm previously obtained through a testicular biopsy.
Your lifestyle can make a difference to the outcome of an IVF treatment.
Success rates can vary depending on how they are measured: per cycle started, per embryo transfer, per clinical pregnancy, or per live birth. They may also depend on age group, type of treatment (with own eggs, donor eggs, etc.), and the number of embryos transferred. Make sure you understand exactly what the figure you are reading represents.
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle, avoiding tobacco and alcohol, and keeping a healthy body weight can improve your chances. It is also important to follow your doctor’s instructions carefully and to consider options such as preimplantation genetic testing if recommended for your case.
There is no “perfect” month for everyone. Treatment is adapted to your menstrual cycle and your individual medical conditions. The most important thing is to start when you are physically and emotionally prepared, and when your medical team considers it optimal.
An IVF treatment can be unsuccessful at different stages: if not enough eggs are retrieved, if the embryos do not develop well in the laboratory, or if implantation in the uterus does not occur. Each case is different, which is why personalised monitoring is essential.
There may be multiple causes: egg or sperm quality, uterine problems, genetic abnormalities in the embryos, or even immunological factors. Sometimes, there is no clear cause. What matters is to analyse each case to adjust the treatment for future attempts.
Most clinics set certain BMI (Body Mass Index) limits for medical and safety reasons, as being overweight or obese can affect both treatment success and maternal health. Please check with our team to find out the current criteria in our clinic.
Yes, there can be significant differences. Success rates depend on factors such as the experience of the medical team, laboratory technology, treatment personalisation, and the overall approach to fertility. It is always advisable to ask for real and up-to-date statistics and to understand the context in which they are presented.