IVF success rates play an important role in helping you choose a clinic for your fertility treatment. When you come to us, we'll use your unique situation to provide a clear overview of your chances of success.
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TFP GCRM Fertility (Glasgow) is licensed by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA), the UK regulator of fertility treatment. All licensed fertility clinics in the UK, including those in Northern Ireland, are required to submit treatment and outcome data to the HFEA, which independently verifies and publishes this information through its Choose a Fertility Clinic service.
The fertility clinic success rates shown below use the two measures selected by the HFEA for clinic comparison and are based on live birth outcomes from treatments using patients’ own eggs.
What this shows
The percentage of patients who had a baby following an egg collection, including all fresh and frozen embryo transfers arising from that collection. If more than one baby is born (for example twins), this is counted as one birth event. Treatments using donor eggs are excluded.
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This chart shows the proportion of embryo transfers that resulted in a live birth for patients treated at TFP GCRM Fertility (Glasgow). Outcomes vary between individuals, and this data reflects overall clinic results rather than an individual’s chance of having a baby.
*This data shows the number of live births per embryo transferred from IVF and ICSI treatment cycles using patients’ own eggs. Results include both fresh and frozen embryo transfers.
TFP GCRM Fertility average
National average
Reliability range
35%
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37%
Success rates show overall clinic outcomes and do not predict an individual’s chance of having a baby. Individual results vary depending on factors such as age, medical history and treatment pathway.
The clinic birth rate is based on 580 embryos transferred
Live births: 01/01/2024 to 31/12/2024
Source: HFEA
This chart shows the most recent national averages published by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA), which are from 2024. Our clinic data has since been updated and includes complete figures for 2025, providing a clear and transparent view of our most recent birth rates.
This chart shows the proportion of egg collections that resulted in a live birth for patients treated at TFP GCRM Fertility (Glasgow), excluding donor eggs and including PGT-A. Outcomes vary between individuals, and this data reflects overall clinic results rather than an individual’s chance of having a baby.
*This data shows the number of live births per egg collection from IVF and ICSI treatment cycles using patients’ own eggs, including cycles involving PGT-A.
TFP GCRM Fertility average
National average
Reliability range
47%
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62%
Success rates show overall clinic outcomes and do not predict an individual’s chance of having a baby. Individual results vary depending on factors such as age, medical history and treatment pathway.
The clinic birth rate is based on 341 egg collections
Live births: 01/01/2022 to 31/12/2022
Source: HFEA
This chart shows the most recent national averages published by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA), which are from 2023. Our clinic data has since been updated and includes complete figures for 2024, providing a clear and transparent view of our most recent birth rates.
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