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Advanced embryology to support your next cycle

Enhance your chances of a successful implantation and pregnancy using state-of-the-art techniques to carefully select, prepare and transfer your embryos.

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Introduction to

Advanced embryology

There are many reasons why implantation failure may occur, but thanks to the advanced and innovative techniques now available there’s also a lot we can do to help increase your chances of a successful transfer.

As always, we put every patient on the best possible treatment plan with the highest chance of success. The techniques we offer within advanced embryology are there to facilitate and enhance the experienced embryology team.

Who’s it for

Everyone

Since the techniques are non-interventional (i.e. they do not cause any harm to your embryo or treatment in any way) we perform them routinely for all patients at no additional cost.

We use a perfect combination of clinical experience coupled with AI technology to ensure the best selection and to assess the embryo quality at 'Blastocyst' stage.

Statistics at Harley Street

We have some of the highest success rates for IVF in the country and our pregnancy rate for women over 37 is more than double the national average    .

 

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"We were so ready through lockdown and so positive that it was going to work"

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Additional treatments

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Treatments

Advanced Fertility Treatments

Explore the full range of world-class treatments we have at our state-of-the-art clinic to support your fertility journey.
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Treatments

Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI)

A single sperm is selected to be injected directly into an egg ready for fertilisation and implantation.
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Treatments

Genetic testing (PGT)

Increase your chances of a healthy pregnancy by genetically testing your embryos before implantation in your womb.

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