Success Rate

Since its inception in the 1970s, IVF success rates have improved dramatically. What once hovered around a mere 10% has now soared to over 80%, thanks to innovative treatment procedures and advancements in technology.

For couples considering IVF treatment, it’s crucial to understand the true meaning of success rates, particularly the difference between clinical and individual success rates.

In general, success rates are influenced by various factors such as:

• Maternal Age
• Cause of Infertility
• Embryo Status
• Reproductive History
• Lifestyle Factors

Revolutionary technologies that have been introduced in IVF play an important role in affecting IVF success rates. In being a patient of GENESIS IVF, you have access to the region’s leading innovative fertility treatment procedures and technologies that gives you IVF success rates that are comparable to top IVF centres.

Fertilization Rate:
How many eggs and sperm successfully team up to begin the baby-making process.

Blastulation Rate:
The percentage of early baby cells that grow into a stage closer to becoming a real baby.

Clinical Pregnancy Rate:
The chance of a successful pregnancy after medical treatment.

ART:
Assisted Reproductive Technology
GSIU – Gestation Sac Seen
FH – fetal heart
LB – live birth

TESE: Testicular Sperm Extraction.

PGT: Pre-implantation Genetic Testing

Pregnancy Rate (FH) According to Ages

Remark: Not every treatment cycle will result in an egg collection, an embryo transfer or embryo cryopreservation. Please refer to Genesis staff for explanation.