Our IVF Clinic in Hertfordshire offers both Private IVF treatment and NHS funded fertility treatment options.
Most of your fertility treatment will take place in our Hertfordshire clinic, including your baseline scan, monitoring scans and blood tests. Your egg collection, embryo transfer, embryology and early pregnancy scan will take place at our state-of-the-art clinic in London St Paul's. If you need a semen analysis, then this will also take place at our London St Paul's location.
EXCLUSIVE PATHTOPARENTHOOD SUPPORT OFFER: Get the price of your Scan & Consultationdeducted from the cost of treatment. Call us to book or enter CREATEP2P at checkout. Ends 30th June 2025. *Ts & Cs apply
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Our webinar, with a live Q&A, provides insight into a number of different areas of fertility, including:
✓ What's involved in the IVF and Egg Freezing process ✓ The benefits of Mild and Natural IVF ✓ The scientific research behind our less drug intensive approach to IVF ✓ What to expect in our Initial Scan and Consultation ✓ Live question & answer session with a lead Fertility Doctor
Our Hertfordshire fertility clinic is equipped with cutting-edge technology which ensures personalised treatment plans that offer the best chance of success are created for all patients.
We pioneered and continue to refine Mild & Natural IVF in the UK, achieving excellent company success rates that help women and couples fulfil their dreams of parenthood.
Our approach to IVF focuses on the health & well-being of mother & baby. We offer lower drug dose treatments to reduce the risks & side effects to achieve healthier outcomes.
Don't let finances delay your parenthood dream. Our Leeds clinic offers innovative Mild & Natural IVF with 0% interest payment plans.
Our Hertfordshire IVF Success Rates
Our personalised treatment protocols deliver successful results, whilst also protecting the health of women and babies.
Under 35
35 - 37
38 - 39
40 - 42
Clinical pregnancies per treatment cycle | IVF & ICSI | Jan 19 - Dec 19
HFEA national average
We understand how important success rates can be when choosing a fertility clinic so we always use the latest (Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority) verified data so you can be confident in our figures. On the HFEA website, CREATE Hertfordshire (satellite centre) success rates are included within the success rates of CREATE St Paul's (licensed centre).
Ultrasound Scan + Virtual Consultation From only £200*
Our advanced 3D Doppler Ultrasound Scan makes a detailed assessment of your fertility potential Discuss your fertility health with a highly experienced fertility consultant and get a tailored IVF treatment plan. *Terms & conditions apply
Focussing on the quality of your eggs rather than the quantity, our IVF is tailored for women with low egg reserves, offering personalised fertility solutions to enhance your chances of conception.
Our treatment prices at CREATE Fertility Hertfordshire
We understand that the cost of IVF can be a big factor when choosing a fertility clinic. We are open and transparent with the cost of our IVF treatments and additional costs you may need to pay. Our full prices can be viewed below, or alternatively please feel free to download our price guide.
As well as Advanced Ultrasound Scanning, we offer a range of other fertility tests and procedures, including Hysteroscopy, AMH and Thyroid blood tests, HyCosy and various Genetic Tests.
Ultrasound scan & consultation
Advanced ultrasound scan
Video/phone consultation with a highly-experienced IVF consultant
Other testing services: In some circumstances patients may require further exploration and fertility tests such as Hysteroscopy (£2,100), HyCosy (£495), Thyroid blood tests (£55) or other Genetic Tests such as Karyotype (£295), Y Deletions (£195) or Cystic Fibrosis (£295). These will be an additional cost, exact costs will be discussed at consultation based on patients’ individual needs. Please download our price guide for more information.
Consultation pricing: Our scan and consultation appointments use dynamic pricing based on clinic resource. Consultation prices vary depending on how early the baseline scan is from the date of booking. The price of a scan and consultation varies from £200 - £410. Please see on our online booking calendar for current accurate pricing. For more information on consultation pricing see our FAQs.
IVF treatment costs
We are passionate about making IVF treatment affordable to everyone. We work tirelessly to reduce the costs of treatment so that whatever your circumstances you can have the highest quality treatment.
Cycle package: Our cycle package includes monitoring scans, clinical advice, treatment plan consultation, egg collection, embryology, blastocyst culture (if appropriate), fresh embryo transfer, pregnancy test, early pregnancy scan and follow up consultation.
Required additions: There are also a number of additional costs that need to be added to your treatment. These are for Screening blood tests (HIV, Hep B & C), Cycle medication (Ovarian stimulation medication, trigger medication and luteal support medication), monitoring blood tests (E2 & LH), sedation and HFEA fees that are not included in the cycle price. Exact costs will be discussed at consultation based on patients’ individual needs. The ‘estimated’ total cost of additional items for a cycle of Mild IVF up to and including 6 week pregnancy scan is £2,905, bringing the ‘estimated’ total treatment cost to £6,900.
Pre-treatment costs: In some circumstances patients may require further exploration and fertility tests such as Hysteroscopy (£2,100), HyCosy (£495), Thyroid blood tests (£55) or other Genetic Tests such as Karyotype (£295), Y Deletions (£195) or Cystic Fibrosis (£295). These will be an additional cost, exact costs will be discussed at consultation based on patients’ individual needs. Please download our price guide for more information.
Potential future costs:
If you have additional embryos after your embryo transfer procedure, you will be given the option to freeze them to be used at a later date. This will be an additional cost of £1,140 which includes 2 years of storage. There is an annual storage fee after package storage has finished to keep frozen embryos stored (£395). To use frozen embryos you will need a Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) procedure (£2,795) which includes embryo thawing. The estimated total cost for an FET cycle including medication up to 12 weeks is £3,336. Once your treatment cycle is concluded if you require further medication scans or services as discussed with you clinician, these services are chargeable. Full details will be given to allow you to make an informed decision.
Elective freeze cycle - ‘Freeze All’: In specific cases there may be a medical need to freeze embryos called a ‘freeze all’, bringing an end to the cycle at egg collection. In these circumstances you may require, embryo freezing and cryostorage (£1,140) and a Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) procedure. In this case, the FET cycle is discounted by £400 to (£2,395). The estimated total cost of a discounted FET cycle, including medication up to 12 weeks is £2,921.
Abandoned cycles: In the event that a Treatment cycle is abandoned prior to egg collection/embryo transfer for medical reasons, a Cancellation Fee will be incurred of £250 per monitor scan that has been completed. Medication used will need to be repurchased in order to allow you to commence a new cycle when appropriate.
Male factor: If you have a fertility issue due to a male factor, you may require additional support and treatments such as ICSI. The cost for this is £1,375. Read more about male factor infertility.
Multi-Cycles: Some patients may wish to take up our 3 cycle treatment package to give them the best chance of success in their circumstances. We explain the specific details of this during your Initial Consultation & Scan.
Cycle package: Our cycle package includes monitoring scans, clinical advice, treatment plan consultation, egg collection, embryology, blastocyst culture (if appropriate), fresh embryo transfer, pregnancy test, early pregnancy scan and follow up consultation.
Required additions: There are also a number of additional costs that need to be added to your treatment. These are for Screening blood tests (HIV, Hep B & C), Cycle medication where appropriate (Ovarian stimulation medication, trigger medication and luteal support medication), monitoring blood tests (E2 & LH), sedation and HFEA fees that are not included in the cycle price. Exact costs will be discussed at consultation based on patients’ individual needs. The ‘estimated’ total cost of additional items for a cycle of Natural Modified IVF up to and including 6 week pregnancy scan is £2,310, bringing the ‘estimated’ total treatment cost to £5,805
Pre-treatment costs: In some circumstances patients may require further exploration and fertility tests such as Hysteroscopy (£2,100), HyCosy (£495), Thyroid blood tests (£55) or other Genetic Tests such as Karyotype (£295), Y Deletions (£195) or Cystic Fibrosis (£295). These will be an additional cost, exact costs will be discussed at consultation based on patients’ individual needs. Please download our price guide for more information.
Potential future costs: If you have additional embryos after your embryo transfer procedure, you will be given the option to freeze them to be used at a later date. This will be an additional cost of £1,140 which includes 2 years of storage. There is an annual storage fee after package storage has finished to keep frozen embryos stored (£395). To use frozen embryos you will need a Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) procedure (£2,495) which includes embryo thawing. The estimated total cost for an FET cycle including medication up to 12 weeks is £3,121. Once your treatment cycle is concluded if you require further medication scans or services as discussed with you clinician, these services are chargeable. Full details will be given to allow you to make an informed decision.
Elective freeze cycle - ‘Freeze All’: In specific cases there may be a medical need to freeze embryos called a ‘freeze all’, bringing an end to the cycle at egg collection. In these circumstances you may require, embryo freezing and cryostorage (£1,140) and a Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) procedure. In this case, the FET cycle is discounted by £400 to (£2,095). The estimated total cost of a discounted FET cycle, including medication up to 12 weeks is £2,621.
Abandoned cycles: In the event that a Treatment cycle is abandoned prior to egg collection/embryo transfer for medical reasons, a Cancellation Fee will be incurred of £250 per monitor scan that has been completed. Medication used will need to be repurchased in order to allow you to commence a new cycle when appropriate.
Male factor: If you have a fertility issue due to a male factor, you may require additional support and treatments such as ICSI. The cost for this is £1,275. Read more about male factor infertility.
Multi-Cycles: Some patients may wish to take up our 3 cycle treatment package to give them the best chance of success in their circumstances. We explain the specific details of this during your Initial Consultation & Scan.
Cycle package: Our cycle package includes monitoring scans, clinical advice, treatment plan consultation, egg collection, embryology, blastocyst culture (if appropriate), embryo freezing and storage, frozen embryo transfer, pregnancy test, early pregnancy scan and follow up consultation.
Required additions: There are also a number of additional costs that need to be added to your treatment. These are for medication, blood tests, sedation, donor sperm and HFEA fees that are not included in the cycle price. Exact costs will be discussed at consultation based on patients’ individual needs. The ‘estimated’ total cost of additional items for a cycle of Reciprocal IVF is £3,017, bringing the ‘estimated’ total treatment cost to £10,547.
Pre-treatment costs: In some circumstances patients may require further exploration and fertility tests such as Hysteroscopy (£2,100), HyCosy (£495), Thyroid blood tests (£55) or other Genetic Tests such as Karyotype (£295), Y Deletions (£195) or Cystic Fibrosis (£295). These will be an additional cost, exact costs will be discussed at consultation based on patients’ individual needs. Please download our price guide for more information.
Donor sperm: If you require donor sperm, this will be an additional cost. Sperm purchased through CREATE Fertility costs £1,300 per vial.
Potential future costs: If you have additional embryos after your embryo transfer procedure, you will be given the option to freeze them to be used at a later date. This will be an additional cost of £1,140 which includes 2 years of storage. There is an annual storage fee after package storage has finished to keep frozen embryos stored (£395). To use frozen embryos you will need a Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) procedure (£2,495) which includes embryo thawing. The estimated total cost for an FET cycle including medication up to 12 weeks is £3,121. Once your treatment cycle is concluded if you require further medication scans or services as discussed with you clinician, these services are chargeable. Full details will be given to allow you to make an informed decision.
Elective freeze cycle - ‘Freeze All’: In specific cases there may be a medical need to freeze embryos called a ‘freeze all’, bringing an end to the cycle at egg collection. In these circumstances you may require, embryo freezing and cryostorage (£1,140) and a Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) procedure. In this case, the FET cycle is discounted by £400 to (£2,095). The estimated total cost of a discounted FET cycle, including medication up to 12 weeks is £2,621.
Abandoned cycles: In the event that a Treatment cycle is abandoned prior to egg collection/embryo transfer for medical reasons, a Cancellation Fee will be incurred of £250 per monitor scan that has been completed. Medication used will need to be repurchased in order to allow you to commence a new cycle when appropriate.
Male factor: If your donor sperm requires ICSI, the cost for this will be £1,375.
Frozen embryo transfer cycle includes: Treatment consultation, embryo thawing, monitoring scans, clinical advice, frozen embryo transfer, pregnancy test, early pregnancy scan and follow up consultation.
Required additions: There are additional costs which cover medication and HFEA fees that are not included in the price stated above. The ‘estimated’ total cost of an FET cycle including medication up to 12 weeks is £3,021. This can vary based on individual patients requirements, an exact quote will be given at your consultation.
Potential future costs: Annual storage fee for any unused embryos remaining in storage (£395).
Cycle package: Our cycle package includes monitoring scans, clinical advice, treatment plan consultation, sperm preparation, insemination procedure, pregnancy test, early pregnancy scan and follow up consultation.
Required additions: There are also a number additional costs that need to be added to your treatment. These are for medication, and donor sperm that are not included in the cycle cost in the price list. Exact costs will be discussed at consultation based on patients’ individual needs. The ‘estimated’ total cost of additional items for a cycle of IUI is £1,440, bringing the ‘estimated’ total treatment cost to £2,590.
Pre-treatment costs: In some circumstances patients may require further exploration and fertility tests such as Hysteroscopy (£2,100), HyCosy (£495), Thyroid blood tests (£55) or other Genetic Tests such as Karyotype (£295), Y Deletions (£195) or Cystic Fibrosis (£295). These will be an additional cost, exact costs will be discussed at consultation based on patients’ individual needs. Please download our price guide for more information.
We are passionate about making fertility treatment affordable to everyone. We work tirelessly to reduce the costs of treatment so that whatever your circumstances you can have the highest quality treatment.
Cycle package: Our cycle package includes monitoring scans, clinical advice, treatment plan consultation, egg collection, embryology, blastocyst culture (if appropriate), fresh embryo transfer, pregnancy test, early pregnancy scan and follow up consultation.
Required additions: There are also a number of additional costs that need to be added to your treatment. These are for medication, blood tests, sedation and HFEA fees that are not included in the cycle price. Exact costs will be discussed at consultation based on patients’ individual needs. The ‘estimated’ total cost of additional items for IVF treatment with donor eggs up to and including 6 week pregnancy scan is £5,461, bringing the ‘estimated’ total treatment cost to £11,061.
Pre-treatment costs: In some circumstances patients may require further exploration and fertility tests such as Hysteroscopy (£2,100), HyCosy (£495), Thyroid blood tests (£55) or other Genetic Tests such as Karyotype (£295), Y Deletions (£195) or Cystic Fibrosis (£295). These will be an additional cost, exact costs will be discussed at consultation based on patients’ individual needs. Please download our price guide for more information.
Potential future costs: If you have additional embryos after your embryo transfer procedure, you will be given the option to freeze them to be used at a later date. This will be an additional cost of £1,140 which includes 2 years of storage. There is an annual storage fee after package storage has finished to keep frozen embryos stored (£395). To use frozen embryos you will need a Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) procedure (£2,395) which includes embryo thawing. The estimated total cost for an FET cycle including medication up to 12 weeks is £2,921. Once your treatment cycle is concluded if you require further medication scans or services as discussed with you clinician, these services are chargeable. Full details will be given to allow you to make an informed decision.
Elective freeze cycle - ‘Freeze All’: In specific cases there may be a medical need to freeze embryos called a ‘freeze all’, bringing an end to the cycle at egg collection. In these circumstances you may require, embryo freezing and cryostorage (£1,140) and a Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) procedure. In this case, the FET cycle is discounted by £400 to (£1,995). The estimated total cost of a discounted FET cycle, including medication up to 12 weeks is £2,521.
Abandoned cycles: In the event that a Treatment cycle is abandoned prior to egg collection/embryo transfer for medical reasons, a Cancellation Fee will be incurred of £250 per monitor scan that has been completed. Medication used will need to be repurchased in order to allow you to commence a new cycle when appropriate.
Male factor: If you have a fertility issue due to a male factor, you may require additional support and treatments such as ICSI. The cost for this is £1,375. Read more about male factor infertility.
Cycle package: Our cycle package includes monitoring scans, clinical advice, treatment plan consultation, egg collection, embryology, blastocyst culture (if appropriate), fresh embryo transfer, pregnancy test, early pregnancy scan and follow up consultation.
Required additions: There are also a number of additional costs that need to be added to your treatment. These are for medication, blood tests, sedation and HFEA fees that are not included in the cycle price. Exact costs will be discussed at consultation based on patients’ individual needs. The ‘average’ total cost of additional items for a cycle of Mild IVF with Donor Sperm up to and including 6 week pregnancy scan is £2,615, bringing the ‘average’ total treatment cost to £7,710.
Pre-treatment costs: In some circumstances patients may require further exploration and fertility tests such as Hysteroscopy (£2,100), HyCosy (£495), Thyroid blood tests (£55) or other Genetic Tests such as Karyotype (£295), Y Deletions (£195) or Cystic Fibrosis (£295). These will be an additional cost, exact costs will be discussed at consultation based on patients’ individual needs. Please download our price guide for more information.
Potential future costs: If you have additional embryos after your embryo transfer procedure, you will be given the option to freeze them to be used at a later date. This will be an additional cost of £1,140 which includes 2 years of storage. There is an annual storage fee after package storage has finished to keep frozen embryos stored (£395). To use frozen embryos you will need a Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) procedure (£2,395) which includes embryo thawing. The estimated total cost for an FET cycle including medication up to 12 weeks is £2,921. Once your treatment cycle is concluded if you require further medication scans or services as discussed with you clinician, these services are chargeable. Full details will be given to allow you to make an informed decision.
Elective freeze cycle - ‘Freeze All’: In specific cases there may be a medical need to freeze embryos called a ‘freeze all’, bringing an end to the cycle at egg collection. In these circumstances you may require, embryo freezing and cryostorage (£1,140) and a Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) procedure. In this case, the FET cycle is discounted by £400 to (£1,995). The estimated total cost of a discounted FET cycle, including medication up to 12 weeks is £2,521.
Abandoned cycles: In the event that a Treatment cycle is abandoned prior to egg collection/embryo transfer for medical reasons, a Cancellation Fee will be incurred of £250 per monitor scan that has been completed. Medication used will need to be repurchased in order to allow you to commence a new cycle when appropriate.
Donor sperm/male factor: If you have a fertility issue due to a male factor, you may require additional support and treatments such as ICSI. The cost for this is £1,375. Read more about male factor infertility. Occasionally ICSI is required even with the use of donor sperm. CREATE Fertility will not charge for this if samples are acquired from the CREATE donor bank. The cost of donor sperm varies between banks and is payable directly to the sperm bank. You should estimate between £800 and £1,300 to purchase donor sperm (excluding courier fees). If purchasing sperm from a sperm bank, Implications counselling is recommend. If using a ‘known sperm donor’ Implications counselling is mandatory with your cycle. Implications counselling is charged directly through counsellor (£130).
Donor sperm/male factor: If you have a fertility issue due to a male factor, you may require additional support and treatments such as ICSI. The cost for this is £1,375. Read more about male factor infertility. Occasionally ICSI is required even with the use of donor sperm. CREATE Fertility will not charge for this if samples are acquired from the CREATE donor bank. The cost of donor sperm varies between banks and is payable directly to the sperm bank. You should estimate between £800 and £1,300 to purchase donor sperm (excluding courier fees). If purchasing sperm from a sperm bank, Implications counselling is recommend. If using a ‘known sperm donor’ Implications counselling is mandatory with your cycle. Implications counselling is charged directly through counsellor (£130).
Multi-Cycles: Some patients may wish to take up our 3 cycle treatment package to give them the best chance of success in their circumstances. We explain the specific details of this during your Virtual Consultation.
Cycle package: Our cycle package includes monitoring scans, clinical advice, treatment plan consultation, egg collection, embryology, blastocyst culture (if appropriate), fresh embryo transfer, pregnancy test, early pregnancy scan and follow up consultation.
Required additions: There are also a number of additional costs that need to be added to your treatment. These are for medication, blood tests, sedation and HFEA fees that are not included in the cycle price. Exact costs will be discussed at consultation based on patients’ individual needs. The ‘estimated’ total cost of additional items for a cycle of Natural IVF with Donor Sperm is £1,820, bringing the ‘estimated’ total treatment cost to £6,465.
Pre-treatment costs: In some circumstances patients may require further exploration and fertility tests such as Hysteroscopy (£2,100), HyCosy (£495), Thyroid blood tests (£55) or other Genetic Tests such as Karyotype (£295), Y Deletions (£195) or Cystic Fibrosis (£295). These will be an additional cost, exact costs will be discussed at consultation based on patients’ individual needs. Please download our price guide for more information.
Potential future costs: If you have additional embryos after your embryo transfer procedure, you will be given the option to freeze them to be used at a later date. This will be an additional cost of £1,140 which includes 2 years of storage. There is an annual storage fee after package storage has finished to keep frozen embryos stored (£395). To use frozen embryos you will need a Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) procedure (£2,395) which includes embryo thawing. The estimated total cost for an FET cycle including medication up to 12 weeks is £2,921. Once your treatment cycle is concluded if you require further medication scans or services as discussed with you clinician, these services are chargeable. Full details will be given to allow you to make an informed decision.
Elective freeze cycle - ‘Freeze All’: In specific cases there may be a medical need to freeze embryos called a ‘freeze all’, bringing an end to the cycle at egg collection. In these circumstances you may require, embryo freezing and cryostorage (£1,140) and a Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) procedure. In this case, the FET cycle is discounted by £400 to (£1,995). The estimated total cost of a discounted FET cycle, including medication up to 12 weeks is £2,521.
Abandoned cycles: In the event that a Treatment cycle is abandoned prior to egg collection/embryo transfer for medical reasons, a Cancellation Fee will be incurred of £250 per monitor scan that has been completed. Medication used will need to be repurchased in order to allow you to commence a new cycle when appropriate.
Donor sperm/male factor: If you have a fertility issue due to a male factor, you may require additional support and treatments such as ICSI. The cost for this is £1,375. Read more about male factor infertility. Occasionally ICSI is required even with the use of donor sperm. CREATE Fertility will not charge for this if samples are acquired from the CREATE donor bank. The cost of donor sperm varies between banks and is payable directly to the sperm bank. You should estimate between £800 and £1,300 to purchase donor sperm (excluding courier fees). If purchasing sperm from a sperm bank, Implications counselling is recommend. If using a ‘known sperm donor’ Implications counselling is mandatory with your cycle. Implications counselling is charged directly through counsellor (£130).
Multi-Cycles: Some patients may wish to take up our 3 cycle treatment package to give them the best chance of success in their circumstances. We explain the specific details of this during your Virtual Consultation.
Some people are not ready for a baby but wish to preserve their fertility for the future. CREATE offer a range of fertility preservation services to help meet your needs.
Note: We are aiming to freeze 10 - 12 eggs per cycle and a patient may need more than one cycle to be confident they have an appropriate number of eggs stored.
Required additions: There are additional costs which cover medication, screening blood tests (HIV, Hep B & C), monitoring blood tests (E2 & LH) and sedation that are not included in the price stated above. The ‘estimated’ total cost of a treatment cycle is £6,500.
Pre-treatment costs: In some circumstances patients may require further exploration and fertility tests such as Hysteroscopy (£2,100), HyCosy (£495), Thyroid blood tests (£55) or other Genetic Tests such as Karyotype (£295), Y Deletions (£195) or Cystic Fibrosis (£295). These will be an additional cost, exact costs will be discussed at consultation based on patients’ individual needs. Please download our price guide for more information.
Potential future costs: There is an annual storage fee to keep the frozen eggs (£395). If you decide you want to use your frozen eggs you will need ICSI (£1,375) to fertilise the eggs and a Frozen Embryo Transfer (£2,795) which includes egg thawing. The ‘estimated’ total cost for an FET cycle including medication up to 12 weeks is £3,336.
Abandoned cycles: In the event that a treatment cycle is abandoned prior to egg collection/embryo transfer for medical reasons, a Cancellation Fee will be incurred of £250 per monitor scan that has been completed. Medication used will need to be repurchased in order to allow you to commence a new cycle when appropriate.
Required additions: There are additional costs which cover screening bloods and 1 year of storage fees that are not included in the price stated above. The ‘estimated’ total cost of a treatment cycle is £750. Exact costs will be discussed at consultation based on patients’ individual needs.
We work with the leading scientists in the field of assisted reproduction in order to bring you the most cutting-edge technologies and advanced treatment methods.
PGT–A (Preimplantation Genetic Testing for Aneuploidies) set up fee
Used to assess embryos for chromosomal abnormalities
PGT–A set-up fee - (previously known as PGS NGS) includes embryo biopsies. You will need to pay an additional charge of £350 per every embryo you want testing. In order to deliver PGT-A you may require a Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) (£2,795) and ICSI (£1,375) procedure which are additional costs. Full details and costs will be explained at your consultation.
Biopsy sample annual storage not included (£495)
Embryo freezing and storage not included (£945) for freezing and 1 year storage
PGT-M - (previously known as PGD) The price shown is for single gene disorders set up fee. Additional to this is a per embryo test cost of £350.
Biopsy sample annual storage not included (£495)
Embryo freezing and storage not included (£945) for freezing and 1 year storage
PGT-A and PGT-M are optional additional treatments to routine IVF treatment, to ensure our patients make an informed decision about whether using PGT-A or PGT-M as part of their treatment the HFEA provide further information which can be found on their website here.
Your funding options
While costs can be a major barrier to private fertility treatment, we aim to make our treatments accessible for all. That's why we offer various funding options to ease the financial burden of your IVF journey. Contact us today to discuss your options.
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Our dedicated Hertfordshire team have extensive experience in fertility care, and will walk you through every step of your journey from your initial ultrasound scan through to your personalised treatment plan.
Dr Fotodotis MalamasIVF Consultant
Dr Fotodotis Malamas obtained a diploma in Obstetric and Gynaecological Ultrasound after completing his speciality training in Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Alexandra University Hospital of Athens. Dr Malamas has also obtained the British Fertility Society certification in Pelvic Ultrasound, Management of the infertile couple, Assisted Conception, Embryo transfer and IUI. As with all doctors at CREATE Fertility, Dr Malamas strongly believes in the advantages of a more physiological and gentle approach to IVF, that is individually tailored to patients: reducing risks and promoting better outcomes for mothers and babies.
Dr Abhijit Kulkarni is a Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) with a Diploma in Obstetrics & Gynaecology and is a Member of the Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists UK (MRCOG). He is highly experienced in all aspects of reproductive medicine & endocrinology including management of polycystic ovaries, egg freezing, same sex couples, recurrent implantation failure after IVF treatment, recurrent miscarriage and those with premature ovarian insufficiency.
Dr Martin Wilding is laboratory director at our London Fertility clinic in St Paul's and has worked in many top ranking IVF centres throughout Europe, including Italy and Switzerland where he has practised IVF and ICSI since 1999. He has over 50 research papers in the field of human reproduction, a degree in Biochemistry from Imperial College London and a Ph.D. in the physiology of fertilisation from University College London.
We’d never done it before, rather than going in first time with high doses of medication and hormones, we thought why not go for something that’s still effective...
I would definitely recommend CREATE to other people seeking fertility treatment, I have already! My experience was so fantastic that I couldn’t recommend CREATE enough.
St Albans and Potters Bar are the closest train stations to London Colney, and from these it is just a short bus journey to the clinic.
Bus routes
The 84A bus towards New Barnet Station leaves from Stop B at St Albans station and stops on the High Street opposite King's Road. It is then a short walk down the road to the clinic. Bus 84 also travels in the opposite direction, from the Bus Garage at Potters Bar, stopping at the same bus stop.
Parking
We kindly request that visitors refrain from parking outside the clinic. For your convenience, alternative free parking is available 5 minutes walking distance to the clinic. These are at Caledon Community Centre (Caledon Road, London Colney, St Albans AL2 1PS) and behind the Co-Op (7-9 Haseldine Road, London Colney, St Albans AL2 1RR). There is an alleyway off Manor Road leading straight to the practice.
Amenities
There are cafes and shops located on the nearby High Street.
St Albans and Potters Bar are the closest train stations to London Colney, and from these it is just a short bus journey to the clinic.
Bus routes
The 84A bus towards New Barnet Station leaves from Stop B at St Albans station and stops on the High Street opposite King's Road. It is then a short walk down the road to the clinic. Bus 84 also travels in the opposite direction, from the Bus Garage at Potters Bar, stopping at the same bus stop.
Parking
We kindly request that visitors refrain from parking outside the clinic. For your convenience, alternative free parking is available 5 minutes walking distance to the clinic. These are at Caledon Community Centre (Caledon Road, London Colney, St Albans AL2 1PS) and behind the Co-Op (7-9 Haseldine Road, London Colney, St Albans AL2 1RR). There is an alleyway off Manor Road leading straight to the practice.
Amenities
There are cafes and shops located on the nearby High Street.
Pre-treatment costs
IVF treatment costs
IVF with donor eggs/sperm costs
Fertility preservation costs
Genetic testing costs
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