Which Fertility Clinic Has The Highest IVF Success Rate?

IVF, or in vitro fertilisation, has come a long way since it became a standard treatment for infertility in the 1980s. Back then, the chances of success were low. For example, even in the early 1990s, the success rate of IVF treatment was less than 10%.

Today, thanks to medical and technological advances, a single IVF cycle offers a 20% chance of pregnancy – comparable to natural conception in couples without fertility challenges!

IVF success rates inspire hope

This improvement in IVF success rates has brought hope to millions of couples globally. In fact, over the past 30 years, IVF has helped bring more than 8 million babies into the world.

While a 20% success rate is already remarkable, it is just the beginning. Even better news is that IVF success rates increase with each IVF cycle completed – with the pregnancy rate increasing to as high as 92.6% by the third IVF cycle, especially when tested embryos are used.

Of course, not all fertility clinics achieve the same success rates. This makes it important to choose the right fertility clinic with high IVF success rates, because the higher the success rate, the greater your chance of having a baby.

Medfem Fertility Clinic has one of the highest IVF success rates

At Medfem Fertility Clinic, we are proud to report IVF success rates that consistently exceed global averages. Our pregnancy rates are around 50% – more than double the general success rate of 20% – and are in line with the highest success rates reported by leading fertility clinics worldwide.

However, at Medfem, success isn’t just about conception – we measure our achievements by the number of healthy babies born, because our ultimate goal is a baby in your arms.

Our primary success rate is measured as the clinical pregnancies per embryo transfer (CPR/ET), which also remains consistently well above national averages in South Africa.

If you are searching for a fertility clinic with an exceptional IVF success rate, Medfem Fertility Clinic offers one of the best chances you can find – both locally and globally.

How Medfem Fertility Clinic achieves its IVF success rates

World-Class Team and Facilities

Medfem Fertility Clinic is home to a team of highly experienced fertility specialists who provide cutting-edge fertility treatments at our state-of-the-art, purpose-built facilities in Sandton, Johannesburg, South Africa.

We are a registered Accredited IVF Unit with SASREG, a member of the African Network and Registry for Assisted Reproductive Technology and are recognised by the International Committee Monitoring Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ICMART).

Our clinic offers the largest staff-to-patient ratio of any fertility clinic in South Africa, ensuring every patient receives personalised, comprehensive care.

Individualised IVF Protocols

One key reason for our success is the individualised approach we take to IVF treatment. Each IVF stimulation protocol is customised based on a patient’s unique profile – including their infertility diagnosis, age, body metrics, past treatment outcomes, and reproductive history.

This patient-specific strategy ensures the most effective treatment possible for every individual and couple we support.

Advanced Science and Embryology

We are leaders in clinical infertility, embryology research, and laboratory methodology. Our embryology team uses the most advanced techniques in embryo culture and continuously integrates the latest technology and innovation into our processes.

We not only keep up with global advancements – we are early adopters and innovators in our field. This dedication translates directly into improved outcomes and higher success rates for our patients.

Comprehensive Support for IVF Success

We empower our patients to make lifestyle changes that enhance fertility and IVF success.

These include:
• Maintaining a healthy body weight
• Taking nutrient supplements
• Avoiding smoking, alcohol, and drugs
• Managing Time Urgency Perfectionism Stress (TUPS) – a major fertility disruptor

Treating fertility-related medical conditions

Before beginning IVF treatment, we diagnose and treat medical conditions known to affect fertility and embryo implantation. These include:
• Hormonal imbalances (e.g. high insulin, high prolactin, thyroid problems)
• Endometriosis
• Fibroids and polyps
• Fallopian tube problems
Addressing these conditions before IVF begins greatly improves the chances of success.

Specialised Protocols for Recurrent IVF Failure

If a previous IVF cycle was unsuccessful, our team implements specialised protocols tailored to the specific challenges experienced.
For example:
• If egg quality is an issue, we may adjust the stimulation protocol or explore donor eggs.
• We use pre-genetic testing and assisted hatching to improve embryo selection and implantation outcomes.
• We prepare the uterus carefully and monitor for natural killer cells, treat microbiome imbalances, and use EmbryoGlue® to aid implantation.
• In some cases, we also implement protocols to treat blood clotting disorders.
This attention to detail ensures that every IVF cycle is approached with precision and care, especially for those who have experienced setbacks.

Your IVF Journey at Medfem Fertility Clinic

Every year, over a thousand patients trust Medfem Fertility Clinic with their IVF journeys. Our consistently high success rates and commitment to patient care have helped us bring more than 18,000 babies into the world.

We understand how important this journey is to you, and we are dedicated to giving you the best possible chance of success – with one of the highest IVF success rates available anywhere.

If you’re ready to explore IVF treatment or want to find out if IVF is right for you, we invite you to meet one of our experienced fertility specialists.

Simply click here to book an initial consultation or contact us telephonically on +27 (11) 463 2244.

Our Fertility Specialists can also meet with You During a Virtual Consultation Via Zoom or Skype. Click here to book a virtual consultation now.

We look forward to meeting you!