IVF Success Rates

Atlanta IVF Treatment

With the guidance and care of our doctors, building the family that you have always dreamed of can become a reality. Highlights of our IVF and Donor Egg outcomes are displayed below. Full reports are available online at the SART website.

IVF Pregnancy Success Rates

The chance of having a baby via IVF depends in part on age. The graph below shows ACRM’s most recent published data.

In addition, some women have extra embryos from the initial cycle of treatment that are stored for later use by freezing. In our program, this freezing is done at the blastocyst stage by the method called “vitrification.”

Donor Egg Program

Some women use eggs from younger women to conceive. The “traditional” donor egg approach involved inseminating “fresh” eggs from a donor with sperm and then transferring a limited number of the resulting embryos into the recipient in a synchronized cycle. Our experience with this “traditional” approach is shown in the first bar of the graph, labelled “with fresh eggs.”

With the advent of vitrification, we can now freeze eggs and store them in our egg bank. Egg freezing is gaining popularity because the process is simpler, it does not involve synchronization of cycles or any delay in obtaining the eggs, and is significantly less costly. Results with the use of frozen eggs are shown in the bar labelled “with frozen eggs.” The third bar indicates the success with the use of frozen embryos, which can occur after either the “traditional” or “egg bank” approaches.