Success Rates
IVF success, reported the way an embryologist would report it to their own family.

Every figure on this page is tracked through the full journey — from egg retrieval, through fertilization and embryo development, to a confirmed live birth. Not just a heartbeat on a six-week scan. Explore how outcomes actually unfold at each stage, so you know exactly what the numbers mean before you rely on them.
IVF Treatment Journey
transfer, 2025
Key Success Indicators
| Metric | Result |
|---|---|
| Live Birth Rate per Embryo Transfer (2025) | XX% |
| Live Birth Rate per Transfer | XX% |
| Clinical Pregnancy Rate | XX% |
| Pregnancy Rate – PGT-A Tested Embryos | XX% |
| Single Embryo Transfer Rate | XX% |
| Patients Treated from Outside UAE | XX% |
By Age Group
Age remains one of the most important factors influencing IVF outcomes. Rather than presenting a single combined success rate, we report our results by age group, following international IVF registry standards. This approach provides patients with a clearer and more realistic understanding of expected outcomes based on their individual circumstances.
| Age Group | Without PGT-A | With PGT-A | Overall |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under 35 | XX% | XX% | XX% |
| 35–37 Years | XX% | XX% | XX% |
| 38–40 Years | XX% | XX% | XX% |
| Over 40 Years | XX% | XX% | XX% |
| All Ages | XX% | XX% | XX% |
What This Means
While age naturally influences IVF success rates, our data consistently shows improved outcomes with PGT-A tested embryos compared with untested embryos. This is one of the reasons why our fertility specialists often recommend discussing genetic screening options, particularly for patients aged 38 years and above.
How We Calculate Our Success Rates
Transparent Reporting, Not Selective Reporting
Success rates can sometimes appear higher when clinics report only selected outcomes or exclude complex cases. At Best Life Fertility Centre, we believe in complete transparency. Every statistic published reflects clearly defined reporting standards so patients can make informed treatment decisions.
Reporting Period[State exact cycle window, e.g. Jan–Dec 2025 embryo transfer cycles.] | Success DefinitionBoth clinical pregnancy (heartbeat at 6–7 weeks) and live birth are tracked and published — not pregnancy alone. |
DenominatorRates calculated per embryo transfer cycle. [Confirm vs. per retrieval before publishing.] | OversightLab outcomes are subject to JCI and EIAC external quality audits, beyond standard UAE MOH licensing. |
Personal Factors That Influence IVF Success
Your Success Rate Is Personal—Not Just a Clinic Average
Ovarian reserve
Assessed via AMH levels and antral follicle count during your first diagnostic visit
Sperm quality
Male-factor infertility contributes to roughly half of all cases and is fully assessed on-site.Uterine health
Fibroids, polyps, and adenomyosis are screened for and treated before transfer where needed.Embryo genetics
PGT‑A testing identifies chromosomally normal embryos ahead of transfer.Prior cycle history
Previous IVF outcomes inform protocol adjustments for your next cycle.
Underlying conditions
PCOS, endometriosis, thyroid and autoimmune factors are reviewed as part of your workup.

















