IVF Treatment
Advanced IVF Care.
Guided by Experience.
For many patients, IVF provides an opportunity to overcome fertility challenges that may make conception difficult through other approaches. It can also provide options for patients using donor eggs or sperm, pursuing genetic testing, or planning other paths to parenthood.
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At Davies Fertility & IVF Specialists, your IVF treatment is shaped by your diagnosis, reproductive history, goals, and response throughout the cycle—with experienced clinical judgment guiding each stage of care.
IVF Is a Process. Your Treatment Shouldn't Be a Formula.
IVF follows established clinical steps, but the decisions within those steps can vary considerably from patient to patient. Medication protocols, monitoring, fertilization methods, embryo development, embryo transfer planning and genetic testing when appropriate, may all be influenced by your individual circumstances.
Understanding IVF
What Is In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)?
IVF is an advanced fertility treatment in which the ovaries are stimulated to develop multiple eggs, which are then retrieved and fertilized with sperm in the laboratory. The resulting embryos are monitored as they develop, and an embryo may later be transferred to the uterus.
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IVF can be used to address many causes of infertility and may also provide options for genetic testing or fertility preservation when appropriate.
Why Davies for IVF
Experience Matters at Every Stage.
Experienced Judgment
Extensive reproductive expertise informs the decisions that shape your IVF treatment from cycle planning through transfer.
Treatment That Adapts
Your protocol and monitoring are guided by your individual circumstances and how your body responds during treatment.
Advanced Embryology
Your embryos are cared for in an advanced IVF laboratory recognized as a LifeAire Center of Excellence.
Continuity of Care
Your physician, clinical, and laboratory teams remain closely connected throughout the many stages and decisions of an IVF cycle.
Your IVF Journey
What You Can Expect
Consultation & Planning
A comprehensive review of your medical history, fertility testing, and treatment goals to determine if IVF is appropriate.
Ovarian Stimulation
Medication stimulates multiple follicles while ultrasound and hormone testing monitor your response.
Egg Retrieval & Embryo Development
Mature eggs are retrieved, fertilized in the laboratory, and resulting embryos are monitored as they develop.
Embryo Transfer
& Beyond
When appropriate, an embryo is transferred to the uterus as part of your treatment plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common Questions About IVF
IVF may be considered for blocked or damaged fallopian tubes, male-factor infertility, endometriosis, diminished ovarian reserve, unexplained infertility, certain genetic concerns, or when other treatments have not been successful.
Timing varies by treatment plan. An IVF cycle includes ovarian stimulation and monitoring, egg retrieval, fertilization and embryo development, followed by embryo transfer either during that cycle or at a later time.
No. Genetic testing may be considered in certain circumstances, but it isn't appropriate or necessary for every patient. We'll discuss whether it may be relevant to you.
Depending on their development and your treatment plan, suitable embryos may be frozen for potential future use.
Yes. Our team verifies your fertility insurance benefits before your initial consultation. Coverage depends on your individual plan. Please see our Financial Guidance page for more details.
