Every fertility journey is different. Outcomes depend on age, egg and sperm quality, embryo quality, and your specific diagnosis — not on one headline number.
Not all clinics report success in the same way. When comparing figures, always check how they were calculated and whether they apply to patients with a similar age and diagnosis profile to yours.
Egg quality and quantity decline over time, so success is generally highest in younger women and decreases with advancing age.
Healthier embryos implant more reliably. Advances in embryology and culture technique continue to improve outcomes.
Male factors contribute to roughly half of all infertility cases — count, motility, morphology, and DNA integrity all matter.
Fibroids, endometriosis, PCOS, diminished ovarian reserve, and tubal disease can all affect treatment outcomes.
Embryologist expertise, incubation systems, and quality control are critical to consistent, safe results.
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| 38–40 Years | Insert Nordica Data | Insert Nordica Data |
| 41–42 Years | Insert Nordica Data | Insert Nordica Data |
| Over 42 Years | Insert Nordica Data | Insert Nordica Data |
Because egg quality is largely determined by the donor's age rather than the recipient's, donor egg treatment can offer significantly higher chances of success across age groups.
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| Frozen Donor Egg Cycle | Insert Nordica Data | Insert Nordica Data |
A clinic's overall success rate may not reflect:
Get a comprehensive assessment and a realistic, personalized view of your chances of success.
Book a ConsultationIn Vitro Fertilization (IVF) has become one of the most effective fertility treatments available today, offering hope to individuals and couples facing challenges with conception. In Nigeria, the demand for IVF continues to grow as awareness increases and more people seek reliable, medically advanced solutions to infertility.
Understanding IVF success rates is an important part of making informed decisions about treatment. However, these rates are not one-size-fits-all. They vary based on several factors including age, medical history, embryo quality, and the expertise of the fertility centre.
At Nordica Fertility Centre, IVF success is approached through a combination of advanced technology, personalised care, and decades of clinical experience.
IVF success rates refer to the likelihood of achieving a pregnancy or live birth after an IVF cycle. These rates are typically measured per cycle or per embryo transfer.
Globally, success rates vary, but several key factors influence outcomes:
In Nigeria, success rates are improving due to better access to advanced reproductive technologies and experienced fertility specialists.
IVF success rates in Nigeria can vary widely between clinics, but leading fertility centres with advanced capabilities tend to achieve outcomes comparable to international standards.
At a high-performing centre, success rates are influenced by:
For example, techniques such as blastocyst culture help improve implantation rates by allowing embryos to develop further before transfer. You can explore more about this in the Blastocyst Culture section on the site.
1. Age and Fertility Health
Age remains one of the most significant factors. Women under 35 generally have higher success rates, while outcomes may decline after 40. However, modern treatments and personalised protocols continue to improve results across all age groups.
For women over 40, tailored treatment plans are essential. Learn more in the Fertility Over 40 section.
2. Embryo Quality
The quality of embryos plays a critical role in IVF success. Advanced selection methods and extended embryo culture help identify the most viable embryos for transfer.
3. Uterine Environment
A healthy uterine lining is essential for implantation. In some cases, delaying transfer and using Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) allows the body to be better prepared.
You can read more about this approach in the Frozen Embryo Transfer section.
4. Genetic Factors
Genetic health of embryos can impact implantation and pregnancy outcomes. Genetic counselling and testing help reduce risks and improve success rates.
Explore this further in the Genetic Counselling section.
5. Male Factor Infertility
Male fertility plays a major role in IVF success. Advanced sperm selection techniques such as PICSI and IMSI significantly improve fertilisation outcomes.
More details are available in the Male Factor Infertility section.
At Nordica Fertility Centre, success is driven by a combination of expertise, technology, and personalised care.
Advanced Treatment Options
Nordica offers a wide range of assisted reproductive technologies designed to optimise outcomes, including:
Comprehensive Diagnostics
Success begins with accurate diagnosis. Nordica provides detailed evaluation of both male and female fertility, ensuring that treatment plans are based on clear medical insights.
Personalised Treatment Plans
No two patients are the same. Each IVF plan is tailored based on age, medical history, and fertility goals, improving the chances of success.
Holistic Fertility Support
Beyond clinical treatment, lifestyle, emotional wellbeing, and overall health are considered. This integrated approach helps prepare the body for better outcomes.
Since its establishment, Nordica Fertility Centre has become one of Nigeria’s leading destinations for expert fertility treatment and reproductive healthcare. Patients choose Nordica for its combination of advanced fertility solutions, experienced specialists, personalised care, and a strong commitment to helping individuals and couples achieve their dream of starting a family. It’s easy to see why.
At Nordica, we possess the latest methods for enhancing success in ART. We use many techniques and methods such as IMSI, PICSI, Laser Assisted Hatching and Microfluidic Sperm Sorting for successful treatments.
For a lot of couples with fertility challenges, the decision to pursue care often comes down to the bottom line of affordability. That is why we have designed our billing structure to be as transparent and friendly as possible.
At Nordica, we are committed to helping individuals and couples achieve their dream of parenthood. Through cutting-edge reproductive technologies, personalized treatment plans, and advanced genetic screening, we consistently deliver strong clinical outcomes.
With world-class facilities and expertise, our success rates meet – and often exceed – international benchmarks, particularly in complex and challenging cases.
The emotional stress of infertility can be overwhelming. All staff are all well trained and experienced in providing ongoing emotional support and guidance for couples going through infertility evaluation and treatment. We also have well trained and skilled fertility counsellors.
At Nordica, our Care Team model ensures every patient receives a truly personalized experience. We go beyond clinical treatment to support each couple holistically – integrating nutrition, stress management, and lifestyle guidance into care. By addressing the emotional, physical, and mental aspects of fertility, we create the best possible environment for successful outcomes.
We are affiliated with the leading fertility treatment and research centres in the world including Monash University Australia, Nordica International, Denmark and IVI Spain.
Holistic fertility care that puts you first. Trusted specialists, proven track record, support at every step.
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