FAQ

If you are under 35 and have been trying for 12 months, or over 35 and trying for six months, it is a good time to book. Come sooner if you have irregular periods, endometriosis, PCOS or a known sperm concern.

A referral helps with rebates and lets us see your history in advance, but you can book an initial consultation without one. We can arrange it with your GP for you.

Costs depend on your treatment plan and medication. Every patient receives a written, itemised estimate at the first consultation, so there are no surprises later.

Most patients describe the daily injections as a quick pinch. Egg collection is done under light sedation, and embryo transfer feels similar to a smear test.

Yes. Every patient has access to sessions with our fertility counsellor, before, during and after treatment, at no extra cost.

From the first injection to the pregnancy test is usually five to six weeks. Your nurse coordinator gives you a day-by-day calendar so you always know what is coming next.

Yes. Egg freezing is most effective before 35, but we assess every patient individually. A short fertility check tells us how many eggs we are likely to collect in one cycle.

Absolutely. Our donor egg, sperm and embryo programs and surrogacy guidance are open to every kind of family, with counselling built into each pathway.