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Treatments at the LWC Cardiff

We provide a full range of fertility treatments and services to patients in Wales and Bristol. Our leading success rates are thanks to something we call Precision Embryology, where we use the latest techniques to give you the best chance of a successful IVF outcome. Contact us today to find out how we can help you.

Receive your Personalised Univfy Pre-IVF Report

At London Women’s Clinic, we want to put you at the heart of your personalised treatment programme. We are
proud to provide you with an individualised success rate calculation to help you feel confident about
your fertility journey. As part of our fertility care, we offer the Univfy PreIVF report to our patients, free of charge.
After your fertility assessment, your doctor will review your personalised report with you to help you understand
the best treatment options you have to grow your family.

Learn more about your personalised Univfy Report here

Our LWC Clinics consistently have high 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.

Success rates by treatment type

Under 35

Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per fresh embryo transferred

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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 38% 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: 31% 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: 22% 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: 3% 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

Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per embryo transferred using patients' own eggs

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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 51% 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: 34% 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: 31% 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: 17% 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: 30% Live birth rate per embryo transferred using patients' own eggs

All data submitted to HFEA

Live birth national average 6%

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: 48% Live birth rate per embryo transferred created using donor eggs

All data submitted to HFEA

Live birth national average 30%

All Ages Stimulated Cycle

Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per cycle. Inseminated using partner sperm

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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 9% Live birth rate, per cycle. Inseminated using partner sperm

All data submitted to HFEA

Live birth national average 11%

Under 35 Stimulated Cycle

Jan - Dec 2022: Clinical pregnancy rate, per cycle. Inseminated using donor sperm

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Jan 2021 - Dec 2021: 16% 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: 13% Live birth rate, per cycle. Inseminated using donor 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: 19% 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: 18% Live birth rate, per cycle. Inseminated using donor sperm

All data submitted to HFEA

Live birth 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%

NHS-funded patients

We are delighted to welcome NHS-funded patients for a range of fertility treatments. Please reach out to our team for more information on accessing our services.

3,500

Healthy IVF babies born since 1995

25 years

of fertility excellence in Wales and the South West

Read more

44%

IVF success rate
for under 35s

 

 

 

 

Our team is dedicated to
helping you have a healthy baby

 

Meet some of the LWC Cardiff Team

With over twenty years experience in the fertility industry, our team of specialists, nurses and front of house staff will assist you at each step of your journey with us.

Anne Fisher, Nurse Manager

Anne has been with us at the LWC in Swansea since 2003. She qualified as a state enrolled nurse in 1981 and gained experience on a gynaecology ward. She’s worked in intensive care for 6 years, as a member of the critical care team, and completed an anaesthetic and gynaecology course. She’s also worked at the Chelsea Hospital for Women and Queen Charlotte's Hospital.

Peter Sprober, Deputy Laboratory Manager

Peter joined the LWC in Wales in 2011, having previously worked as a senior embryologist and laboratory manager at the Kaali Institute in Szeged, Hungary. He has over 15 years’ of experience working the field of embryology and is particularly interested in time-lapse analysis and embryo biopsy.

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. She is based in our Bristol clinic but will be on hand to answer any queries you may have and will guide you through each stage of your treatment journey.

Dr Chandra Kailasam, Consultant in Reproductive Medicine

Dr Kailasam is a highly experienced Consultant in Reproductive Medicine who cares for patients at both our Cardiff and Bristol clinics. He has worked as a specialist in Reproductive Medicine and taught at the University of Bristol for more than 20 years, during which time he has published several research papers. In 2016 he received an award from the British Fertility Society for his research work. Dr Kailasam specialises in IVF and in Fertility Preservation for patients facing cancer treatment.

Samantha Thomas, Fertility Nurse

Before joining London Women’s Clinic in September 2021, Sam previously worked as a Midwife within Cardiff and Vale Health board, providing midwifery care to women and their families in both hospital and community settings. Prior to undertaking midwifery training, Sam worked as an operational manager for 12 years within a large insurance company. Sam strongly believes in providing excellent patient care, teamwork, and creating a positive working environment.

Jacqueline Sage, Healthcare Assistant & Clinical Administrator

Jacqueline joined London Women’s Clinic in August 2021. Prior to joining us, Jacqueline worked as a phlebotomist and phlebotomy trainer at University Hospital of Wales for 13 and a half years. Jacqueline prides herself on delivering outstanding patient care, and supporting patients undergoing procedures by making sure they feel comfortable and at ease. Jacqueline assists our doctors in the smooth running of the operating theatre and provides clinical support to the nursing team.

Dr Ayesha Mir, Fertility Specialist

Dr Ayesha Mir is a member of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland and did her fellowship at the European Board and College of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. She has a special interest in egg freezing/fertility preservation, recurrent implantation failure, and polycystic ovarian syndrome. She is renowned for her kind, compassionate, and personalised approach to patient care. Dr Ayesha is also a member of the British Fertility Society and the American Society of Reproductive Medicine.

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