Fertility Care
IVF & ICSI Treatment in India
A personal path towards growing your family.
IVF brings eggs and sperm together in a laboratory, followed by transfer of an embryo to the uterus. ICSI injects a single sperm into an egg when appropriate.
A personal path towards growing your family.
YOUR CARE IN FOCUS
Understand your treatment
IVF brings eggs and sperm together in a laboratory, followed by transfer of an embryo to the uterus. ICSI injects a single sperm into an egg when appropriate. A fertility specialist reviews your history and tests to recommend a cycle suited to your needs.
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A plan based on your history
Understand why the cycle is recommended.
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Support through each stage
Know your monitoring and treatment dates.
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Make informed choices
Discuss fertilisation and donor options in context.
YOUR OPTIONS
Explore your fertility pathway
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IVF with your own eggs
A cycle planned around ovarian response and your fertility findings.
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ICSI
A fertilisation method that may suit particular sperm factors or previous treatment findings.
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Donor eggs or sperm
Donor pathways can be discussed with the clinic, with screening, counselling and eligibility confirmed before travel.
YOUR CYCLE
Your cycle, step by step
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Assessment and cycle planning
Review fertility tests, previous cycles and the recommended protocol.
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Stimulation and egg collection
Medicines and monitoring guide the collection of eggs.
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Fertilisation and embryo care
The laboratory follows the agreed IVF or ICSI plan.
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Transfer and result review
Transfer timing and the pregnancy test are set by the clinic; some cycles use a later frozen transfer.
Plan your time in India
Stimulation and collection commonly take about 2–3 weeks. The total trip depends on preparation and whether transfer is fresh or frozen. Donor treatment has a separate matching and clinic schedule.
COST & ACCESS
Plan your treatment cost and access
UK Private Treatment Cost
£9,140–£10,640
Published average total for one IVF cycle
Treatment Cost in India
Direct Access
No waiting list
Arrange specialist assessment and plan your care directly.
TREATMENT IN INDIA: No waiting list
CARE & FOLLOW-UP
Care around your fertility journey
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Your cycle appointments
Clinical review and monitoring follow the chosen protocol.
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Fertilisation and embryo planning
Discuss IVF or ICSI, embryo development and the transfer or freezing plan for your cycle.
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Review your next step
Results guide subsequent care with your specialist.
Plan your journey with Lotus & Lark
Get a personalised plan for your treatment, travel and accommodation.
BEFORE YOU BOOK
Make your first review count
Share your existing records
Share previous cycle records, fertility tests and the medicines you take.
Tell us your priorities
Tell us what you hope to improve, your preferred timing and any practical needs. Lotus & Lark helps arrange the next specialist review.
YOUR QUESTIONS
IVF & ICSI Treatment FAQs
Your specialist considers age, egg source, diagnosis and previous response. Ask for results relevant to your situation and measured by live births.
These options can be explored with a registered clinic. The clinic confirms availability, screening, consent and eligibility under Indian ART requirements.
No. A frozen transfer may be recommended based on your response and the clinical plan.
Your team explains medicines, monitoring and symptoms that need prompt review, including ovarian hyperstimulation.
The UK range is the provider’s published average total for one IVF cycle. View the published UK price. Your written quote names the care being recommended for you.
Share your enquiry and available records. Lotus & Lark helps arrange specialist review and a written treatment plan. Request your personalised quote
Yes. Companion accommodation and meals are included through Lotus & Lark. Tell us who will travel with you when you enquire.
Request an assessment and quote
Start with a brief enquiry. There is no obligation to book. The team will explain the assessment process and when to expect a personalised plan and quote.
Enquiry Received
Thank you, . The patient team has received your enquiry and will explain the next step. Sending an enquiry does not book treatment.

