Example patient journey
We understand that trying to plan the potential cost of your fertility treatment can feel overwhelming
We have created this example patient journey to help you understand what a typical IVF cycle may involve, and the associated costs.
We understand that trying to plan the potential cost of your fertility treatment can feel overwhelming
We have created this example patient journey to help you understand what a typical IVF cycle may involve, and the associated costs.
Below you will find an example of a treatment plan. Please bear in mind that every patient’s treatment plan will vary based on their individual situation, but this can be a good starting point.
Example costs
Please note: This is a guide only and costs may not always be up-to-date. Before booking, please refer to our Fees page for the most up-to-date prices.
Abbreviations: FET: Frozen Embryo Transfer; FU: Follow-up; ET: Embryo Transfer.
| Initial consultation | £280 |
| Baseline ultrasound scan by consultant if needed | £240 |
| AMH blood test (unless already done) | £210 |
| Detailed Semen analysis + MAR test (unless already done) | £220 |
| Total: | £950 |
| Male pre-treatment screen: HIV 1&2, Hep B s Antigen, Hep B Core Antibodies & Hep C antibodies; unless done by GP or sexual health clinic | £260 |
| Female pre-treatment screen: HIV 1&2, Hep B s Antigen, Hep B Core Antibodies & Hep C antibodies and Full Blood Count & Rubella; unless done by GP or sexual health clinic | £320 |
| Male or Female urine for chlamydia and gonorrhoea; unless done by GP or sexual health clinic | £120 |
| Total (male): | £380 |
| Total (female): | £440 |
In-vitro fertilisation, one cycle package (IVF) Including ultrasound and hormone blood test monitoring, sedation, egg collection, laboratory work, blastocyst culture, FRESH embryo transfer, pregnancy test and follow-up appointment on the cycle being unsuccessful. (Does not include drugs, infection screening tests, HFEA fee, or any tests needed prior to start of ovarian stimulation in IVF. Will incur extra cost for ICSI, embryo freezing and storage) | £4,750 |
| Fertility drugs | £740-2,420 |
| HFEA fee | £100 |
| Total: | £7,270 |
Egg freezing Egg freezing by vitrification including ultrasound and hormone blood test monitoring, sedation, egg collection, laboratory work, freezing the eggs with vitrification and one year of storage. (Does not include drugs, infection screening tests, HFEA fee, or any tests needed prior to start of ovarian stimulation. Does not include thawing and using the frozen eggs in the future) | £4,300 |
| Fertility drugs | £740-2,420 |
| HFEA fee | N/A |
| Total: | £6,720 |
Frozen embryo transfer treatment cycle Includes ultrasound scan monitoring, thawing and transferring the embryo, and a free follow-up consultation if the treatment is not successful. (Does not include drugs, infection screening tests, HFEA fee, or any blood tests) |
£1,580 |
| Fertility drugs | £320 |
| HFEA fee | £100 |
| Total: | £2,000 |
| IMSI | £530 |
| PICSI | £530 |
| Embryo glue | £190 |
| Time lapse imaging (Embryoscope) | £530 |
| Assisted hatching | £530 |
| Lab package including all above additional services as needed (IMSI, PICSI, embryoscope, embryoglue, assisted hatching) | £1,150 |
| ICSI surcharge | £1,200 |
| Embryology freezing (for surplus embryos) | £690 |
| Annual storage fees (embryos/eggs/sperm) | £460 |
Once you are pregnant you can claim your pregnancy hormone supportive medication on a free of charge NHS prescription via your GP. Progesterone supportive medication up to 12 weeks pregnancy can cost £270 on average.
Get in touch today
Ready to get started on your fertility journey? Call us now on 020 7224 1880 to arrange to speak with one of our fertility doctors or book a consultation online.