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Treatment programmes at the LWC London Bridge

As one of the world’s most advanced centres for fertility treatment and largest satellite to our Harley Street clinic, the LWC London Bridge offers innovative treatment programmes for fertility, gamete donation, and genetic screening.

Start your family with us

The LWC provides a full range of fertility treatments with some of the highest success rates in the country.

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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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.

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.  

 

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Meet some of the LWC London Bridge team

Our experienced and friendly team of consultants, nurses and front of house staff are here to provide you with the best care possible to help you achieve your dream of a healthy, happy baby.

Dr Mona Rahmati, Consultant Gynaecologist and Fertility Specialist

Dr Rahmati graduated and completed her training in Gynaecology, Obstetrics and Reproductive Medicine in Rene Descartes - Paris V University. Before joining the team in 2015, she was a consultant in Pitie-Salpetriere Hospital and Bluets Hospital in Paris. Her special areas of interest are recurrent implantation failure and recurrent miscarriage.

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.

Elena Linara-Demakakou, Lab Manager and Quality Lead

Elena has 10 years’ experience within embryology and is qualified in biomedical sciences, prenatal genetics and fetal medicine, and clinical embryology. She is particularly interested in ocyte and embryo vitrification, prenatal genetics, quality management, intrauterine insemination and egg sharing. Before joining the team at LWC she worked as an embryologist, andrologist and a deputy sperm bank manager.

Dr Rukma Bhattacharya, Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist and Specialist in Reproductive Medicine

Dr Rukma Bhattacharya is been an accredited Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist since 2009. After completing her specialist training, she carried out an additional 2 Year Subspecialist Fellowship In Reproductive Medicine at Derriford Hospital in Plymouth. Dr Bhattacharya subsequently worked at St Barts Hospital in London before returning to Derriford Hospital in Plymouth as a Consultant. She has expertise in all aspects of subfertility management, and has special interests in fertility preservation for medical indications, IVF in older women and anovulation

Dr. Laura Nieder, Clinical Fellow in Fertility Medicine

I started working at LWC in 2023. I completed my medical studies at Guy’s King’s and St Thomas’ medical school in 2009 and have had subspecialty training in both London and Germany. During my time in Germany, I focused mainly on operative gynaecology, with an emphasis on minimal access surgery. I also underwent training in a tertiary fibroid and endometriosis unit. Due to personal reasons, I made the decision to return to London, and I am thrilled about the opportunity to train in reproductive medicine here at LWC. I take great pleasure in caring for a diverse range of patients in terms of personal circumstances, age, and family outlook. The array of treatment options available at LWC ensures that we can cater to the specific needs of each patient.

Dr. Aruna Naware, Consultant in Reproductive Medicine

She has been a distinguished member of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists since May 2005. With her extensive experience in the field of reproductive medicine, including the areas of reproductive endocrinology and menopause, she has contributed significantly to both the NHS and private sector. Particular areas of interest for Dr. Naware are assisted conception for older women, management of menopause, and fertility preservation.

Maria Freebourne, Lead Nurse

Maria began her nursing career as a Healthcare Assistant before earning her BSc in Adult Nursing from Kingston University in 2010. She worked at The Lister Fertility Clinic until 2021 and won the HCA Excellence in Nursing Care Award in 2018. Since joining LWC London Bridge in 2022, she has led a dedicated nursing team, focusing on patient care and mentorship. She also assists Dr Rahmati in the Implantation Clinic.

Ella Duala, Fertility Midwife

Ella trained at Middlesex University and worked as a midwife in a busy London hospital before transitioning to fertility in 2022. She joined LWC London Bridge in April 2023 and is passionate about women’s healthcare, guiding patients through their fertility journey. She is currently expanding her expertise with a course in pelvic ultrasound.

Paige Andersen, Senior Healthcare Assistant

Originally from Canada with a background in medical laboratories, Paige joined LWC London Bridge in March 2020. As a Senior Healthcare Assistant, she also coordinates the Implantation Clinic programme alongside Dr Rahmati.

Hannah Barnes, Senior Fertility Midwife

Hannah qualified as a midwife in 2018, working across maternity care in the NHS before specialising in fertility in 2021. She has since completed a Pelvic Ultrasound Course to enhance patient care. She joined LWC London Bridge in 2024 and is committed to providing informed and supportive fertility treatment.

Hayden Brewer, Nursing Administrator and PCC

Hayden has been with LWC London Bridge for four years as a nursing administrator and patient care coordinator for Dr Rahmati. Trained in phlebotomy, she is deeply passionate about fertility and dedicated to supporting patients throughout their journey.

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

Where to find us

London Bridge

One St Thomas Street
London Bridge
London
SE1 9RY

0203 695 8369

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