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Welcome to
LWC Brighton
Our recently new Brighton clinic provides first-class, personalised fertility care to patients based in Brighton. We look forward to welcoming you.
Discover more about the diverse range of fertility services offered in London Women's Clinic Brighton.
Treatment programmes at LWC Brighton
Our innovative treatment programmes have been developed using the latest technology and techniques. We provide a full range of fertility treatments and services including access to high quality donor eggs and sperm without a wait.
Outstanding success rates in London & the South East
Under 35
Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per fresh embryo transferred
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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 34% Live birth rate per fresh embryo transferred
All data submitted to HFEA
Live birth national average 34%
35-37
Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per fresh embryo transferred
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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 30% Live birth rate per fresh embryo transferred
All data submitted to HFEA
Live birth national average 25%
38-39
Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per fresh embryo transferred
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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 20% Live birth rate per fresh embryo transferred
All data submitted to HFEA
Live birth national average 18%
40-42
Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per fresh embryo transferred
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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 6% Live birth rate per fresh embryo transferred
All data submitted to HFEA
Live birth national average 11%
43-44
Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per fresh embryo transferred
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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 4% Live birth rate per fresh embryo transferred
All data submitted to HFEA
Live birth national average 3%
Under 35
This shows the percentage of patients between January 2021 and December 2022, who have achieved a live birth after one fresh embryo transfer and subsequent frozen transfers from the same IVF cycle.
35-37
This shows the percentage of patients between January 2021 and December 2022, who have achieved a live birth after one fresh embryo transfer and subsequent frozen transfers from the same IVF cycle.
38-39
This shows the percentage of patients between January 2021 and December 2022, who have achieved a live birth after one fresh embryo transfer and subsequent frozen transfers from the same IVF cycle.
40-42
This shows the percentage of patients between January 2021 and December 2022, who have achieved a live birth after one fresh embryo transfer and subsequent frozen transfers from the same IVF cycle.
43-44
This shows the percentage of patients between January 2021 and December 2022, who have achieved a live birth after one fresh embryo transfer and subsequent frozen transfers from the same IVF cycle.
Under 35
Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per embryo transferred using patients' own eggs
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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 40% Live birth rate per embryo transferred using patients' own eggs
All data submitted to HFEA
Live birth national average 30%
35-37
Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per embryo transferred using patients' own eggs
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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 35% Live birth rate per embryo transferred using patients' own eggs
All data submitted to HFEA
Live birth national average 25%
38-39
Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per embryo transferred using patients' own eggs
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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 20% Live birth rate per embryo transferred using patients' own eggs
All data submitted to HFEA
Live birth national average 19%
40-42
Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per embryo transferred using patients' own eggs
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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 12% Live birth rate per embryo transferred using patients' own eggs
All data submitted to HFEA
Live birth national average 11%
43-44
Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per embryo transferred using patients' own eggs
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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 8% Live birth rate per embryo transferred using patients' own eggs
All data submitted to HFEA
Live birth national average 6%
Under 35
Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per embryo transferred using patients' own eggs
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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 43% Live birth rate per embryo transferred using patients' own eggs
All data submitted to HFEA
Live birth national average 41%
35-37
Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per embryo transferred using patients' own eggs
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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 30% Live birth rate per embryo transferred using patients' own eggs
All data submitted to HFEA
Live birth national average 47%
38-39
Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per embryo transferred using patients' own eggs
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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 50% Live birth rate per embryo transferred using patients' own eggs
All data submitted to HFEA
Live birth national average 42%
40-42
Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per embryo transferred
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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 45% Live birth rate per embryo transferred
All data submitted to HFEA
Live birth national average 40%
43-44
Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per embryo transferred
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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 80% Live birth rate per embryo transferred
All data submitted to HFEA
Live birth national average 40%
All ages Frozen Donor Eggs
Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per embryo transferred created using donor eggs
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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 42% Live birth rate per embryo transferred created using donor eggs
All data submitted to HFEA
Live birth national average 30%
All Ages Frozen Donor Eggs
This shows the percentage of patients between January 2021 and December 2022, who have achieved a live birth after using donor eggs from the same thaw cycle.
Under 35 Stimulated Cycle
Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per cycle. Inseminated using partner sperm
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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 12% Live birth rate, per cycle. Inseminated using partner sperm
All data submitted to HFEA
Live birth national average 12%
All Ages Stimulated Cycle
Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per cycle. Inseminated using partner sperm
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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 7% Live birth rate, per cycle. Inseminated using partner sperm
All data submitted to HFEA
Live birth national average 11%
Under 35 Natural Cycle
Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per cycle. Inseminated using donor sperm
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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 20% Live birth rate, per cycle. Inseminated using donor sperm
All data submitted to HFEA
Live birth national average 17%
All Ages Natural Cycle
Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per cycle. Inseminated using donor sperm
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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 15% Live birth rate, per cycle. Inseminated using donor sperm
All data submitted to HFEA
Live birth national average 13%
Under 35 Stimulated Cycle
Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per cycle. Inseminated using donor sperm
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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 27% Live birth rate, per cycle. Inseminated using donor sperm
All data submitted to HFEA
Live birth national average 19%
All Ages Stimulated Cycle
Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per cycle. Inseminated using donor sperm
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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 12% Live birth rate, per cycle. Inseminated using donor sperm
All data submitted to HFEA
Live birth national average 11%
Under 35
This shows the percentage of patients between January 2021 and December 2022, who have achieved a live birth after one or more frozen embryo transfers from the same IVF cycle.
35-37
This shows the percentage of patients between January 2021 and December 2022, who have achieved a live birth after one or more frozen embryo transfers from the same IVF cycle.
38-39
This shows the percentage of patients between January 2021 and December 2022, who have achieved a live birth after one or more frozen embryo transfers from the same IVF cycle.
40-42
This shows the percentage of patients between January 2021 and December 2022, who have achieved a live birth after one or more frozen embryo transfers from the same IVF cycle.
43-44
This shows the percentage of patients between January 2021 and December 2022, who have achieved a live birth after one or more frozen embryo transfers from the same IVF cycle.
Under 35
This shows the percentage of patients between January 2021 and December 2022, who have achieved a live birth after one or more frozen embryo transfers that have undergone PGT-A, from the same IVF cycle.
35-37
This shows the percentage of patients between January 2021 and December 2022, who have achieved a live birth after one or more frozen embryo transfers that have undergone PGT-A, from the same IVF cycle.
38-39
This shows the percentage of patients between January 2021 and December 2022, who have achieved a live birth after one or more frozen embryo transfers that have undergone PGT-A, from the same IVF cycle.
40-42
This shows the percentage of patients between January 2021 and December 2022, who have achieved a live birth after one or more frozen embryo transfers that have undergone PGT-A, from the same IVF cycle.
43-44
This shows the percentage of patients between January 2021 and December 2022, who have achieved a live birth after one or more frozen embryo transfers that have undergone PGT-A, from the same IVF cycle.
All Ages
This shows the percentage of patients between January 2021 and December 2022, who have achieved a live birth after one or more insemination cycles using donor sperm.
Rates based on treatment in our Harley Street clinic.
Verified live birth rates are available from the HFEA website. Please note that success rates have limitations as the basis for comparison and personal choice. For further advice, please visit the HFEA's advice pages.
Meet some of the LWC Brighton Team
Our dedicated team of experienced clinicians and friendly front of house staff will be with you each step of the way during your journey with us.
Mr Michael Rimington , Clinical Director Kent and Sussex
Working as an accredited Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist since 1997, Mr Rimington is one of the most experienced consultants working at London Women’s Clinic. He has a range of special interests including the management of women with polycystic ovarian disease– a subject on which he has published widely. His experience and breadth of knowledge means that all patients at London Women’s Clinic will experience excellent care, no matter their situation.
Bhavna Raikundalia, Fertility Laboratory Manager and JDH Group Quality Manager
Professor Nick Macklon, Medical Director
Professor Macklon is a world-renowned expert in reproductive medicine. He has held professorships at the University of Utrecht in the Netherlands, the University of Southampton and the University of Copenhagen. He is co-founder of the Complete Fertility Centre clinic in Southampton, and a member of the Executive Committee of the European Society of Human Reproduction.
Melanie Collenette, Director of Clinical Services for Brighton and Eastbourne
Before specialising in women's health and fertility over 20 years ago, Melanie began her nursing career working in emergency surgery and gynaecology. Since then she has gone on to train in HyCoSy and aquascans, day case surgery, gynaecology and early pregnancy ultrasound, inseminations and embryo transfers. Joining London Women's Clinic in 2021, Melanie uses her expertise to manage and support clinical teams and services within the clinic, achieving excellent results and standards of care in her role as Director of Clinical Services for Brighton and Eastbourne.
Where to find us
Brighton
Olivier House
18 Marine Parade
Brighton
BN2 1TL