Why CREATE
We focus on quality over quantity
At CREATE Fertility, we advocate Mild and Natural IVF because they focus on the quality of eggs/embryos, not the quantity. There is considerable scientific evidence to show that embryos created from IVF cycles with lower doses of stimulating drugs are of higher quality than those produced in conventional IVF.
In the study by Baart et al. embryos were created from Conventional and Mild IVF cycles. So on first glance, in terms of number of embryos, it appears that Conventional IVF is the better option. However, when the embryos are examined in more detail for chromosomal problems (aneuploidy), a significantly higher percentage in a conventional, high stimulation IVF cycle are found to be chromosomally abnormal.
All of the additional drugs, stress and costs were unnecessary; the same result could be achieved with Mild IVF.
Consultant led care
Our consultants are at the heart of everything we do, and we take pride in recruiting some of the top fertility experts. Our practice is based on scientific expertise and led by Dr César Díaz, who has pioneered many new innovations in fertility and IVF.
Deputy Medical Director
Lead IVF Consultant
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Excellent success rates
At CREATE, we have spearheaded Mild and Natural IVF in the UK and we are very proud of the success rates we have achieved. We understand how important success rates can be when choosing a fertility clinic so it’s vitally important these are as accurate as possible.
We strive to be open, transparent and honest about our results, for this reason we’ve included the latest HFEA verified data so you can be confident in our figures.

Clinical pregnancies per treatment cycle | IVF & ICSI | Jan 18 - Dec 18 | CREATE St Paul's.


"By using a tailored approach that focuses on quality and not quantity, Mild and Natural IVF offer an IVF experience that is aimed at protecting both the short and long-term health of mother and child."