IVF success rates
Learn more about IVF success rates and what they mean for you and your chance of achieving your dreams with our team here at Genea.
Understanding IVF success rate statistics
Genea offers cutting-edge science and a supportive and inclusive environment that is designed to help you progress on your IVF journey – and it works. Our success rates are consistently higher than the national average, meaning your chance of achieving your dreams is higher when you work with our team here at Genea.
The results speak for themselves
IVF success rates
Understanding IVF statistics can be difficult, so on this page we’ve broken them down for you, using independently reviewed data and giving comparisons to the national average.
First it’s important to look at births per complete egg retrieval cycle (including the later transfer of resulting embryos). This gives you a sense of your overall chance of a live birth from any given egg retrieval cycle at any point in your journey.
By this measure and compared to the national average, your chances of IVF success are higher when you work with our team at Genea.
Measure 1 – Births per complete egg retrieval cycle
(including the later transfer of resulting embryos)
(including the later transfer of resulting embryos)
Rate (%)
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
51.4%
46.4%
25.9%
23.6%
<35 Years
35–42 Years
Female age in years
All Genea clinics
National average
Individual Genea clinic data independently audited and provided by NPESU in November 2025, which has been calculated by Genea to produce a combined total. Measure is from completed egg retrieval cycles performed in one year at all Genea clinics in 2022 with follow-up period to 2023. Age is female age at time the cycle was initiated. Data includes autologous cycles only (where a woman intended to or used her own eggs). FertilitySA excluded as not part of Genea at time of data collection.
But many people are successful at IVF on their first try, so it’s also important to look at the statistics for births per complete egg retrieval cycle (including the later transfer of resulting embryos) for patients doing their first ever egg retrieval cycle.
On this measure again, compared to the national average your chances of IVF success are higher when you work with our team at Genea.
Measure 2 – Births per complete egg retrieval cycle (including the later transfer of resulting embryos) for women having their first retrieval
Rate (%)
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
59.8%
52.3%
36.2%
30.6%
<35 Years
35–42 Years
Female age in years
All Genea clinics
National average
Individual Genea clinic data independently audited and provided by NPESU in November 2025, which has been calculated by Genea to produce a combined total. Measure is from completed egg retrieval cycles performed in one year at all Genea clinics in 2022 with follow-up period to 2023. Age is female age at time the cycle was initiated. Data includes autologous cycles only (where a woman intended to or used her own eggs). FertilitySA excluded as not part of Genea at time of data collection.
Another statistic to consider is the chance of a successful live birth from any given treatment within a cycle with the intention of transferring a fresh or frozen embryo. This doesn’t include cycles where the eggs or embryos are frozen for later use.
Once again, across all reported age groups and compared to the national average, your chances of IVF success are higher when you work with our team at Genea.
Measure 3 – Births per individual treatment attempt
Rate (%)
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
40.6%
34.5%
34.0%
28.1%
22.3%
16.7%
<35 Years
35–38 Years
39–42 Years
Female age in years
All Genea clinics
National average
Individual Genea clinic data independently audited and provided by NPESU in November 2025, which has been calculated by Genea to produce a combined total. Measure is from the chance of a live birth from each individual treatment attempt involving an intended embryo transfer that was started in one year at all Genea clinics (2023). Age is female age at time the cycle was initiated. Data includes autologous cycles only (where a woman intended to or used her own eggs). FertilitySA excluded as not part of Genea at time of data collection
It’s worth considering your chance of a live birth specifically from an embryo transfer (either fresh or frozen) within a cycle.
As with all of the reported measures, in this case again, compared to the national average your chances of IVF success are higher when you work with our team at Genea.
Measure 4 – Births per embryo that is transferred
Rate (%)
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
43.5%
36.9%
37.4%
31.1%
19.3%
18.1%
<35 Years
35–38 Years
39–42 Years
Female age in years
All Genea clinics
National average
Individual Genea clinic data independently audited and provided by NPESU in November 2025, which has been calculated by Genea to produce a combined total. Measure is from the chance of a live birth from each individual fresh or frozen embryo that was transferred in one year at all Genea clinics (2023). Age is female age at time the cycle was initiated. Data includes autologous cycles only (where a woman intended to or used her own eggs). FertilitySA excluded as not part of Genea at time of data collection
Finally, it is also worth reviewing where a clinical pregnancy has resulted after each treatment attempt, where Genea consistently ranks above the national average.
Measure 5 – Clinical pregnancies per individual treatment attempt
Rate (%)
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
50%
36.9%
40.2%
31.1%
28.9%
19.3%
<35 Years
35–38 Years
39–42 Years
Female age in years
All Genea clinics
National average
Individual Genea clinic data independently audited and provided by NPESU in November 2025, which has been calculated by Genea to produce a combined total. Measure is from the chance of a clinical pregnancy from each individual treatment attempt involving an intended embryo transfer that was started in one year at all Genea clinics (2024). Age is female age at time the cycle was initiated. Data includes autologous cycles only (where a woman intended to or used her own eggs). FertilitySA excluded as not part of Genea at time of data collection.
Note: Many factors can contribute to the likelihood of achieving a pregnancy or a live birth such as the cause of infertility, lifestyle (such as weight and smoking) and age.
The individual results will vary with individual circumstances. It is important to note that unfortunately not every treatment cycle will result in an egg collection, embryo transfer or having embryos to freeze.
The following graph shows outcomes for fresh embryo transfers (IVF/ICSI) that resulted in a clinical pregnancy and live birth during 2022. This data represents results from autologous cycles at all Genea clinics, where women used their own eggs. The success rates shown do not include any additional frozen embryo transfers that may have resulted from the same IVF treatment cycle.
Fresh embryo transfers - IVF/ICSI
Rate (%)
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
47.0%
41.0%
29.0%
21.6%
<35 Years
35–42 Years
Female age in years
All Genea clinics
National average
| Age | Number of frozen embryo transfers | % Clinical pregnancy | % Live birth |
|---|---|---|---|
| <35 | 551 | 47.0% | 41.0% |
| 35 - 42 | 998 | 29.0% | 21.6% |
Data is for cycles between 1 January and 31 December 2022, and has been calculated by Genea to produce a combined total. Measures are from each individual embryo transfer at all Genea clinics. Age refers to female age at the time each cycle was initiated. Data includes autologous cycles only (where a woman intended to or used her own eggs). Data excludes RPA, Fertility SA and Fertility First.
The following graph shows outcomes for frozen embryo transfers that resulted in a clinical pregnancy and live birth during 2022. This data represents results from autologous cycles at all Genea clinics, where women used their own eggs. All PGT tested embryos are included in these results. The data is based on 1168 frozen embryo transfers for women under 35 Years and 1264 transfers for women aged 35-42 Years.
Frozen embryo transfers
Rate (%)
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
53.4%
46.1%
47.7%
40.0%
<35 Years
35–42 Years
Female age in years
All Genea clinics
National average
| Age | Number of frozen embryo transfers | % Clinical pregnancy | % Live birth |
|---|---|---|---|
| <35 | 1168 | 53.4% | 46.1% |
| 35 - 42 | 1264 | 47.7% | 40.0% |
Data is for cycles between 1 January and 31 December 2022, and has been calculated by Genea to produce a combined total. Measures are from each individual embryo transfer at all Genea clinics. Age refers to female age at the time of egg collection when the embryo was created. Data includes autologous cycles only (where a woman intended to or used her own eggs). Data excludes RPA, Fertility SA and Fertility First. All PGT tested embryos are included
Your chances of IVF success are higher when you work with our team at Genea
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FAQs
Across a range of measures, patients working with the team at Genea have consistently achieved a higher chance of success compared to the national average. Get in contact with the Genea team and start your IVF journey.
Success rates can vary depending on patient age. But what the statistics consistently prove is that, regardless of age, your chances of success are higher compared to the national average when you work with Genea.
Across a range of measures and compared to the national average the chances of IVF success are consistently higher for patients who choose to work with our team at Genea.
Looking at the data, across a range of measures, it has been proven that you have a stronger chance of success when you undergo IVF against the national averages when you work with our team here at Genea.
