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Treatments at the London Women's Clinic Bristol

We provide a full range of fertility treatments and services with success rates consistently the highest in Wales. London Women's Clinic Bristol is also an approved NHS provider that offers top-quality care to patients who require NHS funding, as well as self-funded patients. The funding is granted by the CCG and is subject to their criteria. Consultations, investigations and treatment monitoring takes place at our first class facility in Clifton Park with IUI, egg collection and embryo transfer at our state-of-the-art clinic in Cardiff.

Our LWC Clinics have the highest success rates in Wales 

London Women’s Clinic Wales and Bristol is one of the most established and successful clinics in the country since it formed in Swansea in 1993. The main laboratory moved to Cardiff in 2012 and we further expanded into Bristol in 2016 with a new satellite centre. We also have the longest running preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) service in Wales and the South West.

According to the latest HFEA verified data, we have consistently been the best performing clinic for babies born following IVF/ICSI. This data shows the chance of success from all fresh and frozen embryo transfers within two years of one egg collection. Our precision embryology approach and quality of service has led to a high cumulative live birth rate as demonstrated by these figures

Clinic

Live birth per embryo transfer; under 35s

National Average

41%

LWC Wales & Bristol

41%

WFI Neath Port Talbot

37%

CRGW

37%

WFI Cardiff

33%

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. Further advice on what to look for in a clinic can be found here.   

 

At LWC Wales & Bristol, we personalise the number of embryos transferred to your own treatment plan.

Outstanding success rates in Wales & the West Country

Under 35

Live birth rate per embryo transferred

Fresh embryo transfer, created with patient eggs

January 2018 – December 2018 (191 transfers performed)

National average 34%

35-37

Live birth rate per embryo transferred

Fresh embryo transfer, created with patient eggs

January 2018 – December 2018 (98 transfers performed)

National average 25%

38-39

Live birth rate per embryo transferred

Fresh embryo transfer, created with patient eggs

January 2018 – December 2018 (72 transfers performed)

National average 18%

40-42

Live birth rate per embryo transferred

Fresh embryo transfer, created with patient eggs

January 2018 – December 2018 (77 transfers performed)

National average 11%

Under 35

Live birth rate per embryo transferred

Frozen embryo transfer, created with patient eggs

January 2018 – December 2018 (148 transfers performed)

National average 30%

35-37

Live birth rate per embryo transferred

Frozen embryo transfer, created with patient eggs

January 2018 – December 2018 (48 transfers performed)

National average 25%

38-39

Live birth rate per embryo transferred

Frozen embryo transfer, created with patient eggs

January 2018 – December 2018 (17 transfers performed)

National average 19%

Under 35 Stimulated Cycle

Live birth rate per cycle

Insemination with donor sperm

January 2018 – December 2018 (27 cycles performed)

National average 19%

All Ages Stimulated Cycle

Live birth rate per cycle

Insemination with donor sperm

January 2018 – December 2018 (58 cycles performed)

National average 15%

Under 35 Natural Cycle

Live birth rate per cycle

Insemination with donor sperm

January 2018 – December 2018 (29 cycles performed)

National average 17%

All Ages Natural Cycle

Live birth rate per cycle

Insemination with donor sperm

January 2018 – December 2018 (50 cycles performed)

National average 13%

 

Age

Livebirth per embryo transferred (IVF/ICSI) Fresh embryos (own eggs, 2018)

Livebirth per embryo transferred (IVF/ICSI) Frozen embryos (own eggs, 2018)

HFEA National average (Fresh embryos)

HFEA National average (Frozen embryos)

<35

35 (67/191)

33 (49/148)

34

30

35-37

18 (18/98)

40 (19/48)

25

25

38-39

17 (12/72)

24 (4/17)

18

19

40-42

11 (8/77)

** too few

10

n/a

Below are our ongoing clinical pregnancy rates from 2022 across LWC Wales – please see the most recent HFEA validated data above.

Age

Clinical pregnancy per embryo transferred (IVF/ ICSI) Fresh embryos (own eggs, 2022)

Clinical pregnancy per embryo transferred (IVF/ ICSI) Frozen embryos (own eggs, 2022)

Under 35

50.9%

55.1%

35-37

29.5%

49.0%

38-39

45.8%

55.0%

40-42

11.5%

22.6%

43-44

0/1

100% (n=2)

Over 44

**

**

All ages combined

36.6%

49.5%

Rates based on treatment in our Cardiff clinic.

3,500

Healthy IVF babies born since 1995

25 years

of fertility excellence in Wales and the South West

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44%

IVF success rate
for under 35s

Meet some of the LWC Bristol Team

With many years of fertility experience, our dedicated team across both our Bristol and Cardiff clinics will give you the best chance of success for your treatment.

Dr Chandra Kailasam, Consultant in Reproductive Medicine

Dr Kailasam is a fellow of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. He is a specialist in Reproductive Medicine and has worked in Bristol since 2000; initially at the Centre for Reproductive Medicine, University of Bristol and subsequently at the Bristol Centre for Reproductive Medicine. He is a Honorary Teacher at the University of Bristol and lectures to students on the MSc programme in Reproduction & Development. He has published several original and research papers in peer reviewed journals. He has presented at national and international conferences and received an award at the annual British Fertility Society conference in 2016.

Ellie Cook, Clinic & Patient Care Coordinator

Ellie joined the team in January 2018 as our Clinic Administrator, after working in Customer Care in Financial Services for 15 years. Ellie is on hand to answer any queries you may have and will guide you through each stage of your treatment journey.

Dr Helen Priddle, Laboratory Manager

Following 14 years of academic research with Embryonic Stem Cells at the Universities of Edinburgh, Leicester, and Nottingham Helen began her career in embryology at NURTURE developing a primary interest in Quality. As a respected Clinical Scientist, Helen was elected to the Executive of the Association of Clinical Embryologists before being appointed a Fellow of the Royal College of Pathologists. Helen’s interests in academia led to her being published in several esteemed journals, as well as speaking at national conferences and lecturing on genetics and reproductive science.

Ana Brilhante, Fertility Nurse Manager

Ana qualified as a nurse in 2010, in Portugal. She worked in palliative care and mental health for five years, before starting fertility nursing in 2016. Ana began her journey at our Cardiff clinic, and has more recently taken over the management of our Bristol site. Ana is passionate about leading a skilled team of nurses that put care and kindness and the heart of their practice. Ana is also certified as a trainer in pelvic ultrasound for the British Fertility Society.

Katrina Austin, Receptionist

One of the first smiley faces you’ll see in our Bristol satellite clinic, Kat joined us as a receptionist in October 2021 after many years of working in retail management for a luxury cosmetic brand. Passionate for helping and looking after people, she wanted a change of career and felt London Women’s Clinic was the perfect place to fulfil this. Kat continually strives to ensure all patients feel welcomed and cared from the minute they arrive at the clinic.

Hebe Young, Healthcare Assistant and Clinical Administrator

Hebe has been with the London Women’s Clinic since August 2021, after graduating from the University of Bristol with a degree in Geography. Her role is a blend of practical help around the clinic including taking bloods and assisting with procedures, and administrative duties. The holistic nature of her work allows her to nurture her interest for patient care in a multifaceted way; assisting across the board at various stages of treatment. This is something she hopes to one day expand when she retrains as a nurse.

Grace Kitchen, Fertility Nurse

Grace joined London Women’s Clinic team in August 2020 after qualifying as an Adult Nurse in 2016 from Keele University. Before joining the LWC team, Grace was an Interventional Radiology nurse for 3 years at University Hospitals Bristol and Weston Trust. Grace is focused on providing high-quality patient-centred care to all her patients so that they have the best possible experience at London Women’s Clinic.

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