Welcome to CREATE Fertility Wimbledon

Our Wimbledon IVF clinic was the birthplace of many of our initial Mild & Natural IVF advances. To this day it continues to pioneer more female-friendly IVF treatment while giving patients the highest medical care possible.

Our Wimbledon clinic not only offers private IVF treatments, we are also a provider for NHS patients that are registered with a GP in Merton. If you are eligible for IVF on the NHS, you can easily be referred to CREATE Fertility.

Join our next
virtual information
event

September 10th 2024

You will learn more about:
✓ Our more natural approach to fertility treatment
✓ The different types of fertility services we offer
✓ What your treatment journey with us looks like
✓ Our success rates
✓ What happens at your first appointment
You can also have your questions answered by our Medical Director

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Why CREATE Wimbledon?

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Our state-of-the-art Wimbledon clinic is perfectly located with excellent transport links making it the perfect choice for you.

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We have spearheaded Mild & Natural IVF in the UK and have consistently achieved success rates above the national average.

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Your treatment will be led throughout by one of our highly experienced fertility consultants so you'll receive expert care.

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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.

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Our Wimbledon clinic not only offers private IVF treatments, we are also a provider for NHS patients that are registered with a GP in Merton

Ultrasound Scan + Virtual Consultation
From only £250*

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.

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Our success rates

Our personalised treatment protocols at CREATE Wimbledon 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 HFEA verified data so you can be confident in our figures.

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Our treatment prices

At CREATE Fertility, our IVF treatments are tailored to your needs and our use of Mild and Natural IVF not only reduces the risks associated with conventional IVF, but also ensures that you are only paying for the medication you really need, significantly reducing the cost of IVF treatment.

Call us to discuss our prices in more detail.

Pre-treatment costs

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
Tailored IVF treatment plan

Personalised IVF treatment plan

from £200*

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AMH test

Results discussed with a clinician
Can be done any time in the menstrual cycle
Results in 24 hours

Fast Results

£135

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Semen analysis

Detailed report
Highly qualified embryologists
Results in 24 hours

Fast Results

£195

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*Important Information

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 & IUI 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.

Mild IVF

Excellent success rates
Safer for women and babies
More woman-friendly compared to conventional IVF

1 cycle

£3,895*

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*Important Information

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 £2,685, bringing the ‘estimated’ total treatment cost to £6,580.
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 £1,375. 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.
Terms and conditions apply: View terms and conditions.

Natural/Natural Modified IVF

Recommended for women with low ovarian reserve
Focus on the quality of eggs and embryos
Delivered by Natural IVF specialists

1 cycle

£3,495*

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*Important Information

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.
Terms and conditions apply: View terms and conditions.

Reciprocal IVF

For same-sex female couples
Allows both women to be involved
Consultant led care

1 cycle

£7,530*

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*Important Information

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.
Terms and conditions apply: View terms and conditions.

Frozen embryo transfer

Consultant led care
Highly qualified embryologists
Simple procedure

Simple procedure

£2,495*

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*Important Information

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).
Terms and conditions apply: View terms and conditions.

IUI

Consultant led care
Non-invasive
Simple procedure

Simple procedure

£1,150*

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*Important Information

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.
Terms and conditions apply: View terms and conditions.

IVF with donor eggs/sperm costs

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.

IVF using donor eggs

We only use young, healthy donors
Excellent success rates
Aim to achieve 6 eggs

1 cycle

£5,950*

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*Important Information

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 £5,481, bringing the ‘estimated’ total treatment cost to £11,431.
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 £1,375. Read more about male factor infertility.
Terms and conditions apply: View terms and conditions.

Mild IVF using Donor Sperm

We only use young, healthy donors
Excellent success rates
Includes one vial of semen

1 cycle

£5,195*

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*Important Information

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 £2,685, bringing the ‘average’ total treatment cost to £7,880.
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.
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. If using donor sperm from an external sperm bank – Be aware that you will likely need ICSI. 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.
Terms and conditions apply: View terms and conditions.

Natural IVF using Donor Sperm

We only use young, healthy donors
Excellent success rates
Includes one vial of semen

1 cycle

£4,795*

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*Important Information

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.
Cycle package: Our cycle package includes monitoring scans, clinical advice, treatment plan consultation, egg collection, 1 ampule of donor sperm, 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 £1,890, bringing the ‘estimated’ total treatment cost to £6,685.
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.
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 £1,275. Read more about male factor infertility. 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 (£150).
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.
Terms and conditions apply: View terms and conditions.

Egg & Sperm freezing costs

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.

Egg freezing

Egg freezing by vitrification
Simple 2 week process
High quality treatment

1 cycle

£4,005*

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*Important Information

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.
Egg Freezing package: Includes treatment consultation, monitoring scans, clinical advice, counselling session (elective), egg collection, embryology, egg freezing and 1 year’s cryostorage.
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 £6,240.
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 (£2,495) which includes egg thawing. The ‘estimated’ total cost for an 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.
Terms and conditions apply: View terms and conditions.

Sperm freezing

Simple process
Advanced fast-freezing
Expert fertility advice

Advanced fast-freezing

£225

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*Important Information

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.
Terms and conditions apply: View terms and conditions.

Genetic testing costs

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
Can be used to diagnose Down Syndrome
Can help reduce miscarriage rates

Accurate assessment of embryos

£1,300

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PGT-M (Preimplantation Genetic Testing for Monogenic/Single-Gene Disorders) set up fee

Used to assess embryos for genetic diseases
Reduces the risk of passing on inherited disease
Can be used to diagnose Down Syndrome

Improve IVF success rates

£2,650

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*Important Information

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) (£2,495) 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 (£845) 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 (£845) 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

Cost is one of the biggest implications of private fertility treatment, we aim to make our treatments accessible for all so that's why we offer different funding options to help growing your family less stressful. To discuss funding options with one of our advisors contact us.

Payment plans
available

0% interest available over 12 months
Spread the cost of treatment with our affordable payment plans
12 and 24 month plans available

Our payment plans

3 cycle
packages

3 and 6 cycle packages
Better value for patients who require more than one cycle
Can offer better success rates in some patient circumstances

3 cycle packages

Funding available for patients eligible for treatment on the NHS
Ask your doctor for a referral if you fit the NHS criteria
Enjoy the benefits of our state-of-the-art private clinics

NHS funding

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Meet our Wimbledon fertility specialists

Our highly experienced Wimbledon team will guide you through the initial fertility process from ultrasound scanning right through to tailored treatment options.

Professor Geeta Nargund

Medical Director

Professor Geeta Nargund is a Senior Consultant Gynaecologist and Lead Consultant for Reproductive Medicine services at St George’s Hospital, London.

Professor Nargund has published more than 60 peer-reviewed scientific papers including abstracts and also several book chapters in the field of reproductive medicine.

She is a pioneer in the field of Natural and Mild IVF and Advanced Ultrasound Technology in Reproductive Medicine, and is an accredited trainer for Infertility and Gynaecological Ultrasound special skills modules by the Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists (RCOG) London and British Fertility Society (BFS).

Professor Nargund pioneered the use of follicular Doppler in assessing “Egg quality” in humans. She also published the first scientific paper on “Cumulative live birth rates with Natural cycle IVF”.

She is a co-author of the scientific paper on the innovative Simplified Culture System, which allows IVF to be performed without the need for a conventional laboratory. This scientific paper won the 'Robert Edwards Prize' for the best paper of the year in RBMonline in 2014.

Professor Geeta Nargund is also the Co-Editor-In Chief of The European Scientific Journal, Facts, Views and Vision in OBGYN and is on the International Editorial Board of the Scientific journal, The Journal of Human Reproductive Sciences.

Professor Nargund is the President of the International Society for Mild Approaches in Assisted Reproduction (ISMAAR), a UK registered charity. Through her leading role, she has been the voice for women’s choice, health and education in the field of Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) globally. She promotes safer, less-drug-orientated and accessible ART.

Professor Nargund was also a member of the WHO (World Health Organisation) expert sub-group on infertility guidelines. She is a member of the steering committee of the Special Task Force on “infertility in developing countries” set up by the European Society for Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE), and was the Chair of the ESHRE Special Task Force on “Mild ART”. She is a regular invited speaker at national & international scientific conferences.

Professor Geeta Nargund is a visiting professor at various universities; Hasselt University, Medical Faculty (working at Genk University Hospital), Belgium; St Marco University Lima (oldest university in Latin America) and SDM Medical College, India, and has also been a senior governor of primary and secondary state schools in south London.

She is actively involved in research into making IVF more natural, accessible and safer for women and children. She is the Chief Executive of the UK National charity, Create Health Foundation. This Charity funds and supports women’s health education in the UK and in Africa.

Professor Nargund is a regular speaker at Westminster Health Seminars on Health and Social care in the UK. She has also been an invited speaker at the women’s health conference along with the members of UN and also at a European Women’s conference on “Female Quality of life in the developed World”.

She appears in Tatler’s Doctors Guide for 2013 and is also an associate member of Guild of Health Writers UK. She cares deeply about and has been actively involved in charities promoting education, women’s health and development, equality and social mobility in the last 15 years.

Selected associated activity:

Professor Geeta Nargund's TED Talk on Fertility Education - 8th March, International Women's Day 2017

Read Professor Nargund's regular blogs on Huffington Post - Health and Lifestyle

Professor Geeta Nargund was a member of the Tiffany Circle Steering Committee and International Council by British Red Cross until March 2020; the Tiffany Circle is a powerful group of women leaders and philanthropists

Professor Geeta Nargund has also been elected as a Trustee to the Board of British Red Cross in September 2017.

Dr Nagi Rostom

Lead IVF Consultant

Dr Ivanka Peychinova

IVF Consultant

Dr Pallavi Priyadarshini

IVF Consultant

Dr Anamika Sakhuja

IVF Consultant

Hannah Quinn

Deputy Nurse Manager

Katherine Hawley

Deputy Nurse Manager

Melanie McGookin

Clinic Manager

Clinic opening hours

Monday - Friday 08:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 17:00

Patient support centre hours

Weekdays 08:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 17:00
Sunday closed
Bank Holiday 08:30 - 16:00

Nearest train station

Our West Wimbledon clinic is easily accessible by road and rail. We are 20 minutes from London Waterloo and less than 2 minutes walk from Raynes Park station.

Bus routes

The bus routes that stop close to our West Wimbledon are: 151, 57, 163

Parking

Car parking is available at the rear of the clinic with access from Worple Road. To park in the car park continue past St George’s House and stay in the right hand lane. Turn right at Boots into Lambton Road and turn first right again into Worple Road. The car park entrance is sign posted 100 yards on the right. Please press the "CREATE Fertility" buzzer and we will open the barrier for you.

Amenities

There are nearby coffee shops including a Starbucks and Costa. There is also a Waitrose and Sainsbury's within walking distance.

Clinic opening hours

Monday - Friday 08:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 17:00

Patient support centre hours

Weekdays 08:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 17:00
Sunday closed
Bank Holiday 08:30 - 16:00

Nearest train station

Our West Wimbledon clinic is easily accessible by road and rail. We are 20 minutes from London Waterloo and less than 2 minutes walk from Raynes Park station.

Bus routes

The bus routes that stop close to our West Wimbledon are: 151, 57, 163

Parking

Car parking is available at the rear of the clinic with access from Worple Road. To park in the car park continue past St George’s House and stay in the right hand lane. Turn right at Boots into Lambton Road and turn first right again into Worple Road. The car park entrance is sign posted 100 yards on the right. Please press the "CREATE Fertility" buzzer and we will open the barrier for you.

Amenities

There are nearby coffee shops including a Starbucks and Costa. There is also a Waitrose and Sainsbury's within walking distance.

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