Understanding your prospective fertility clinic’s IVF success rates is crucial to choosing the clinic best for you. Learn more about the success rates provided by The Pacific Fertility Clinic of Los Angeles and meet with our staff to get all your questions answered.
At PFCLA, we're dedicated to treating all patients, regardless of the difficulty of your case. Even with this consideration, our IVF success rates are higher than the nation’s average. And with continual advancements in reproductive technology, our success rates continue to increase year after year.
In fact, PFCLA has a 40% higher success rate per embryo transfer than the average U.S. IVF clinic¹. Please note that this rate is based on available data at the time of publication, and may vary.
At PFCLA, we pride ourselves on successfully helping patients for whom other fertility paths were ineffective and do not turn away difficult cases to inflate our success rates.
There are a number of factors that can influence a patient’s chances of success with in vitro fertilization (IVF).
A woman’s age is one of the biggest factors. The highest IVF success rates are seen in women under the age of 35. As a woman’s age increases, her risk of miscarriage increases, and the rate of success with IVF declines.
Another influencing factor of an IVF cycle’s success rate is your given infertility diagnosis. Diagnoses vary between male or female factor infertility, and these sources of infertility affect success rates differently. Your doctor can help you determine which treatment may be right for your family.
Certain medical conditions, diseases, and even medications can affect fertility, so it’s important to fully discuss your medical history with your doctor.
Attempting multiple treatment cycles can contribute to a higher success rate compared to if you pursue just one or two cycles. Additionally choosing to supplement an aspect of your IVF treatment, with donor embryos for instance, may also affect your success rate.
When viewing a facility’s IVF success rates on the CDC website, understanding the data can help you make an informed decision about the fertility clinic you choose. For instance, since miscarriage is often a risk with IVF, statistics do not show the number of conceptions per cycle, but rather the percentage of how many babies were born per cycle.
Additionally, not all clinics report all cycles, and some turn away candidates with lower chances of success to inflate clinic success rates. At PFCLA, we report 100% of our cycles and do not turn away patients who are experiencing increased complications. Because of this, not all fertility clinic success rates can be compared evenly.
After viewing the online success rates of several facilities in your area, you should contact these clinics to ask additional questions. Some questions you may want to consider asking include:
To learn more about PFCLA’s success rates, visit our IVF success rates page. More information on national success rates can be explored on the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) or SART (Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology) websites.
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If you have not had success with other fertility treatments or doctors, our specialists may be able to help. Bear in mind that comparing clinics to one another is rarely an ‘apples to apples’ comparison, as clinics and physicians take on different patient cases based on age, risk factors and their offered services. The best thing you can do to understand your personal IVF profile is to consult with a physician.
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Note: This is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Information provided is for general educational purposes only and is subject to change without notice. Speak to your doctor directly with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Any information contained herein does not replace any care plan as determined by a physician.
¹Birth rate percentage using aggregate data from ALL age groups on the Live Births Per Intended Egg Retrieval (ALL EMBRYO TRANSFERS) of Patient's Own Eggs chart for 2020. Reference: PFCLA SART | NATIONAL SART
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