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With some of the highest success rates in the country, the LWC Harrow has a range of innovative treatment programmes. If you’d like to book an appointment or find out more information, get in touch using the contact form or give us a call. We’d love to hear from you.

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Treatments at the LWC Harrow

We provide a full range of fertility treatments including treatment with donor eggs and sperm without a wait. All consultations, investigations and treatment monitoring takes place at our new, state-of-the-art Harrow clinic with IUI, egg collection and embryo transfer taking place at our world class facilities in Harley Street, London.

Outstanding success rates in London & the South East

Under 35

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

44 out of 76 embryos transferred

HFEA UK National Average 2023: 35%

35-37

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

25 out of 67 embryos transferred

HFEA UK National Average 2023: 27%

38-39

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

5 out of 32 embryos transferred

HFEA UK National Average 2023: 19%

40-42

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

10 out of 41 embryos transferred

HFEA UK National Average 2023: 11%

43-44

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

1 out of 20 embryos transferred

HFEA UK National Average 2023: 5%

Under 35

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

35 out of 73 embryos transferred

HFEA UK National Average 2023: 34%

35-37

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

27 out of 83 embryos transferred

HFEA UK National Average 2023: 26%

38-39

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

8 out of 40 embryos transferred

HFEA UK National Average 2023: 18%

40-42

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

5 out of 19 embryos transferred

HFEA UK National Average 2023: 11%

43-44

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

1 out of 24 embryos transferred

HFEA UK National Average 2023: 5%

Under 35

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

182 out of 417 embryos transferred

HFEA UK National Average 2023 (all ages) : 33%

35-37

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

93 out of 274 embryos transferred

HFEA UK National Average 2023 (all ages) : 33%

38-39

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

32 out of 137 embryos transferred

HFEA UK National Average 2023 (all ages) : 33%

40-42

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

32 out of 139 embryos transferred

HFEA UK National Average 2023 (all ages) : 33%

43-44

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

1 out of 30 embryos transferred

HFEA UK National Average 2023 (all ages) : 33%

Under 38

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

50 out of 107 embryos transferred

HFEA UK National Average 2023 (all ages): 48%

38+

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

47 out of 112 embryos transferred

HFEA UK National Average 2023 (all ages): 48%

Donor eggs

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

5 out of 11 embryos transferred

HFEA UK National Average 2023 (all ages): 48%

Under 35

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

46 out of 95 embryos transferred

 

35-37

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

8 out of 21 embryos transferred

38-39

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

3 out of 10 embryos transferred

40-42

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

1 out of 5 embryos transferred

Frozen donor eggs, fresh transfer

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

93 out of 226 embryos transferred

HFEA UK National Average 2023 (all ages): 38%

Fresh donor eggs

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

18 out of 41 embryos transferred

Frozen donor eggs, frozen embryo transfer

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

184 out of 523 embryos transferred

PGT

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

5 out of 11 embryos transferred

Under 35

Jan 2022-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

20 out of 45 embryos transferred

35-37

Jan 2022-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

12 out of 58 embryos transferred

38-39

Jan 2022-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

7 out of 43 embryos transferred

40+

Jan 2022-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

6 out of 38 embryos transferred

PGT

Jan 2022-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

11 out of 31 embryos transferred

Own eggs

Jan 2022-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

15 out of 44 embryos transferred

Donor eggs

Jan 2022- Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

35 out of 100 embryos transferred

PGT

Jan 2022- Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

25 out of 58 embryos transferred

Donor eggs

Jan 2022-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

52 out of 112 embryos transferred

Own eggs

Jan 2022-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

8 out of 39 embryos transferred

PGT

Jan 2022-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

8 out of 12 embryos transferred

Under 35 Stimulated Cycle

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per IUI cycle

35+ Stimulated Cycle

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

Under 35 Stimulated Cycle

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

17 out of 99 cycles

HFEA UK National Average 2023 (all ages): 14%

35+ Stimulated Cycle

Jan-Dec 2024, Live birth rate per embryo transferred

11 out of 151 cycles

HFEA UK National Average 2023 (all ages): 14%

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

Meet some of the LWC Harrow team

Our experienced and friendly team provides you with the best possible care to help you achieve your dream of a healthy happy baby.

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 - where he is currently based. 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.

Dr Mohar Goswami, Consultant Gynaecologist and Specialist in Reproductive Medicine

Dr Mohar Goswami is a Consultant Gynaecologist and Sub Specialist in Reproductive Medicine, having trained and done research at the Centre for Life in Newcastle, then the Chelsea and Westminster hospital in London. Before joining LWC, Mohar worked as Consultant Gynaecologist and Subspecialist in Reproductive Medicine at the James Cook Hospital. Her specialisms include investigations and treatments to sub-fertile couples, including treatment of anovulation, IVF and ICSI treatments, treatment with donor gametes, gynaecological endocrinology. She has keen interest in fertility research and ethics and has published papers and presented in various conferences.

Dr Ajit Gill, Consultant Gynaecologist and IVF Specialist

Dr Gill has over 15 years’ experience in fertility and assisted reproduction and specialises in infertility and IVF. She graduated from the Lady Harding Medical College, New Dehli and received her MBBS in 1978. She is a fellow of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. Before moving to the LWC, she worked at the Cromwell Hospital from 1994.

Mimi Arian Schad, Director of Nursing and HFEA Person Responsible

Mimi has been with the LWC since 2005 and is the Director of Nursing and Person Responsible to the HFEA for the LWC Harley Street. Mimi completed her nursing qualifications at Guy’s Hospital and is qualified as an operating theatre and fertility nurse specialist. She is a member of the LWC's clinical governance team.

Kamal Ahuja, Scientific and Managing Director

Kamal Ahuja gained his PhD at Cambridge under the supervision of Professor Robert Edwards, which sparked his lasting interest in clinical IVF. The ethics of IVF and its cost effectiveness continue to be part of his research interests. Dr Ahuja is Chairman of Reproductive BioMedicine Online, an international medical journal, and the Scientific and Managing Director of the London Women's Clinic Group.

Where to find us

Harrow

Hygeia House
66-68 College Road
Harrow
HA1 1BE

0203 936 4992

Get in touch

Please supply a first name
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Get in touch
Please supply a first name
Please supply a last name
Please supply your date of birth e.g. 01/01/2001
Please supply an email address
Please select a clinic
Please select a service