IVF Centre in [City] | [Clinic]
[Clinic Name] Fertility & IVF · [City]
[ART Act] registered · [Reg. No. XXXXX]

Straight answers about your chances — including when they are low

We publish outcomes by age band with the denominator stated, quote the full cost of a cycle including medication, and will tell you if treatment is unlikely to help — or if you may not need IVF at all.

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[XX] yrs
Practising in [City]
[X,XXX]
Cycles completed
[XX]%
Advised against IVF first
[X]
Embryologists on staff
What we will not do
[Quote a success rate without telling you its denominator and age band]
[Sell add-ons that have no good evidence behind them]
[Recommend IVF before simpler treatment has been considered]
[Disclose or determine the sex of an embryo — it is a criminal offence]
Outcomes

A success rate means nothing without its denominator

"[70]% success" usually means pregnancies per embryo transfer in the best age band — not babies per cycle started. We report live birth per cycle started, by age, because that is the number you are actually deciding on.

Every figure in this table is a placeholder. Publish only audited figures from your own registry submission, with the same denominator and period stated — and check what the ART Act and your regulator permit you to advertise.
Discuss your own odds
Live birth per cycle started · [own eggs] · [period]
Age band
Our rate
Cycles
Under [35]
[XX]%
[n = XXX]
[35–37]
[XX]%
[n = XXX]
[38–40]
[XX]%
[n = XXX]
[41–42]
[XX]%
[n = XX]
Over [42]
[X]%
[n = XX]

Denominator: live births divided by cycles started, including cycles cancelled before transfer. Small sample sizes in older bands make those figures unstable — we will say so in consultation rather than let you read a percentage as a promise.

Cost planner

Plan for more than one cycle, not just the first

Most couples who succeed do so across [2–3] cycles. Clinics quote one. Set your plan below to see the realistic total, including medication and the freezing nobody mentions upfront.

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Indicative at placeholder rates, excluding GST where applicable. Medication cost varies substantially with your own response. This is a budgeting tool, not a quotation or a clinical recommendation.

The pathway

IVF is not the first step

A meaningful share of couples conceive with investigation and simpler treatment. We start there.

01

Both partners assessed

[Semen analysis, AMH, antral follicle count, tubal and uterine assessment. Male factor is involved in roughly half of cases.]

[2–3] weeks
02

Diagnosis explained

[What the cause appears to be, what is uncertain, and what the realistic options are — written down, in plain language.]

One long consultation
03

Simpler options first

[Timed intercourse, ovulation induction or IUI where clinically appropriate — before moving to IVF.]

[3–6] cycles, if suitable
04

IVF, if indicated

[Stimulation, retrieval, fertilisation, transfer — with your own probability, not the clinic average, discussed first.]

[4–6] weeks per cycle
05

When to stop

[We agree a review point in advance — after which continuing is discussed honestly, including donor options and stopping.]

Agreed before cycle one
Add-ons

What the evidence says about the extras

IVF add-ons are where a [₹2 L] cycle becomes a [₹4 L] cycle. Some help specific patients. Many have little or no evidence of improving live birth rates. We tell you which is which, and charge for neither by default.

Evidence ratings below are placeholders. Replace each with your own clinicians' assessment against current published evidence and your regulator's guidance — and update it as evidence changes.
Add-on
Evidence
We offer it
[ICSI — male factor]
[Good, in male factor]
[When indicated]
[ICSI — no male factor]
[Limited]
[Not routinely]
[Blastocyst culture]
[Reasonable]
[Case by case]
[PGT-A genetic screening]
[Debated; age-dependent]
[Discussed, not default]
[Assisted hatching]
[Weak]
[Rarely]
[Endometrial scratch / immune therapy]
[Little or none]
[No]

If another clinic has recommended an add-on, bring the recommendation. We will explain the evidence either way.

Your team

The same people, every visit

One consultant and one coordinator stay with you through the whole pathway.

[Dr. Name]

[MBBS, MD, DNB — Reproductive Medicine]

[XX] yrs · [Reg. XXXXX]

[What this consultant specialises in — recurrent implantation failure, low reserve, male factor.]

[Name]

[Chief Embryologist, MSc]

[XX] yrs · [X,XXX] cycles

[Lab accreditation, witness protocols and how embryo identity is tracked — the detail patients most want reassurance on.]

[Name]

[Fertility Counsellor]

[Included, not extra]

[Counselling sessions included with every cycle — before starting, after a failed cycle, and when deciding whether to continue.]

Included in every cycle

  • [Counselling before starting and after any failed cycle]
  • [A named coordinator reachable on one number]
  • [Written costs before each stage, including medication estimate]
  • [A debrief consultation whatever the outcome]

The risks we discuss first

  • [Ovarian hyperstimulation, and how we reduce the risk]
  • [Multiple pregnancy, and why we favour single transfer]
  • [Cycle cancellation before retrieval, and what is refunded]
  • [The emotional toll, which is the part most often understated]

Law and consent

  • [Registered under the [ART Act] — registration number displayed]
  • [Sex determination and selection are illegal and never performed]
  • [Donor and surrogacy arrangements strictly per statute]
  • [Written consent for storage, and what happens at expiry]
Answers

Questions couples ask

Anything else, call [PHONE] and ask for a coordinator — no charge for a question.

Message a coordinator

[Explain that individual probability depends on age, ovarian reserve, diagnosis and previous cycles — and that you will give a personal estimate with its uncertainty stated, not a clinic average.]

[Explain denominators — per transfer vs per cycle started, pregnancy vs live birth, and patient selection. Give the patient the exact questions to ask any clinic.]

[Describe the debrief, what is learned from the cycle, the counselling offered, and the honest conversation about whether to continue.]

[Explain what multi-cycle packages actually cover, the exclusions, and who they suit. Be explicit about anything the patient could lose.]

[Describe witnessing protocol, labelling, electronic tracking if used, alarm-monitored storage, and the consent terms for how long storage continues.]

[Describe confidentiality practically — appointment scheduling, how you communicate, separate waiting areas if you have them, and what is recorded in statutory registries.]

First consultation

Both of you, [45] minutes, no treatment decided

Bring any previous reports. We will review them, explain what is known and unknown, and set out the investigation plan. Nothing is booked or paid for on the day.

[Please attend together — assessment involves both partners.]
[We will tell you if you may not need IVF, and say why.]
[Second opinions welcome — bring another clinic's plan.]
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Disclaimer: This page is informational and is not medical advice. All success rates, costs, credentials and statistics shown are placeholders and must be replaced with your own audited figures before publishing, stating the same denominator and period. Fertility outcomes depend on age, diagnosis and individual clinical factors; no treatment outcome is guaranteed and past results do not predict an individual's chance. Add-on evidence ratings must be reviewed by your clinicians against current published evidence. Sex determination and sex selection are criminal offences under the PCPNDT Act. Assisted reproduction and surrogacy in India are governed by the ART Act and Surrogacy Act — review this page against those statutes, your regulator's advertising rules and the Drugs and Magic Remedies Act before publishing.

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