We understand that taking the first step on your fertility journey can feel overwhelming. That’s why we’ve created a range of thoughtfully designed investigation options to help make things easier, whatever your circumstances or goals. Each option brings together the essential tests and consultations you’re likely to need, providing clarity and direction from the very start.
Explore the option that best suits your situation below:
We will carry out a detailed pelvic ultrasound scan to evaluate your ovarian reserve and check the overall health of your uterus and ovaries. This safe and painless procedure gives us a clear view of your reproductive organs and helps identify any underlying issues, such as fibroids or ovarian cysts, that could affect your fertility.
The Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) blood test is a key part of assessing your fertility health. It provides valuable insight into your ovarian reserve—the number of eggs you have remaining. While it can’t predict whether you’ll get pregnant, it’s an important tool for understanding your fertility potential.
Every fertility journey is unique, which is why a consultation with one of our experienced fertility specialist Doctors is essential. This will be done a few days after your initial investigations and can be done in our clinic or virtually.
We’ll take a detailed look at factors such as your menstrual cycle, any previous pregnancies, lifestyle and family medical history. We also explain your results in detail—what they mean for your fertility health, and how we can best support your next steps. This consultation allows us to personalise your assessment and ensure the advice and next steps we provide are fully tailored to you.
Your male fertility check begins with a consultation with one of our experienced fertility specialists. This is a chance to discuss your medical history, lifestyle, and any concerns you may have about fertility. We’ll talk through any relevant health factors and explain what the next steps involve, including a semen analysis to assess sperm count, motility, and overall sperm health.
Semen Sample Collection and Analysis
You’ll be asked to provide a semen sample in a private, comfortable space at our clinic. We’ll give you clear instructions on how to prepare in advance, so we can ensure the most accurate results.
Our fertility specialists will then carefully analyse your sample, looking at several key factors:
Sperm Count – The total number of sperm in the sample
Motility – How many of the sperm are moving and how well they move
Morphology – The percentage of sperm with a healthy, normal shape
Additional Factors – We also check for anti-sperm antibodies and any signs of infection that could impact fertility
This detailed analysis gives us important insight into your fertility health and helps guide any next steps.
Your male fertility check includes a review with one of our experienced specialists which will happen a couple of days after your semen analysis and can be done virtually. This is a chance to discuss your medical history, lifestyle, and any concerns you may have about fertility. We’ll talk through your analysis results; sperm count, motility, and overall sperm health. Plus any relevant health factors and explain what the next steps on your journey involve.
We will carry out a detailed pelvic ultrasound scan to evaluate your ovarian reserve and check the overall health of your uterus and ovaries. This safe and painless procedure gives us a clear view of your reproductive organs and helps identify any underlying issues, such as fibroids or ovarian cysts, that could affect your fertility.
The Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) blood test is a key part of assessing your fertility health. It provides valuable insight into your ovarian reserve—the number of eggs you have remaining. While it can’t predict whether you’ll get pregnant, it’s an important tool for understanding your fertility potential.
Semen Sample Collection and Analysis
You’ll be asked to provide a semen sample in a private, comfortable space at our clinic. We’ll give you clear instructions on how to prepare in advance, so we can ensure the most accurate results.
Our fertility specialists will then carefully analyse your sample, looking at several key factors:
Sperm Count – The total number of sperm in the sample
Motility – How many of the sperm are moving and how well they move
Morphology – The percentage of sperm with a healthy, normal shape
Additional Factors – We also check for anti-sperm antibodies and any signs of infection that could impact fertility
This detailed analysis gives us important insight into your fertility health and helps guide any next steps.
Every fertility journey is unique, which is why a consultation with one of our experienced fertility specialist Doctors is essential. This will be done a few days after your initial investigations and can be done in our clinic or virtually and you will both need to attend.
We’ll take a detailed look at factors such as your menstrual cycle, any previous pregnancies, lifestyle and family medical history. We also explain your results in detail—what they mean for your fertility health, and how we can best support your next steps. This consultation allows us to personalise your assessment and ensure the advice and next steps we provide are fully tailored to you
As part of your assessment, we’ll carry out a pelvic ultrasound scan on both of you, to evaluate your ovarian reserve and check the overall health of your uterus and ovaries. This safe and painless procedure gives us a clear view of your reproductive organs and helps identify any underlying issues, such as fibroids or ovarian cysts, that could affect your fertility.
The Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) blood test is a key part of assessing your fertility health. It provides valuable insight into your ovarian reserve—the number of eggs you have remaining. While it can’t predict whether you’ll get pregnant, it’s an important tool for understanding your fertility potential. We will do this test for both of you.
Every fertility journey is unique, which is why a consultation with one of our experienced fertility specialist Doctors is essential. This will be done a few days after your initial investigations and can be done in our clinic or virtually and you will both need to attend.
We’ll take a detailed look at factors such as your menstrual cycle, any previous pregnancies, lifestyle and family medical history. We also explain your results in detail—what they mean for your fertility health, and how we can best support your next steps. This consultation allows us to personalise your assessment and ensure the advice and next steps we provide are fully tailored to you.
An AFC scan is a key tool in diagnosing and managing PCOS. It helps assess ovarian reserve, confirm the presence of multiple follicles, and guide fertility treatment by predicting how the ovaries might respond — all essential for personalising care and improving outcomes.
An AMH blood test measures ovarian reserve and is often elevated in people with PCOS due to a higher number of follicles. It helps confirm diagnosis and guide fertility treatment by indicating how the ovaries may respond to stimulation.
A consultation with PCOS specialist Professor Helen Mason provides expert insight into how PCOS affects fertility and metabolic health.
She offers tailored advice and evidence-based strategies to optimise chances of conception.
Her guidance helps patients understand their hormonal health and helps our team to create a clear, personalised treatment plan.
Every fertility journey is unique, especially for those with diagnosed or suspected PCOS, which is why a consultation with one of our experienced fertility specialist Doctors is essential. This will be done a few days after your initial investigations and can be done in our clinic or virtually.
We’ll take a detailed look at factors such as your menstrual cycle, hormone levels, any previous pregnancies, lifestyle and family medical history. We also explain your results in detail—what they mean for your fertility health, and how we can best support your next steps. This consultation allows us to personalise your assessment and ensure the advice and next steps we provide are fully tailored to your PCOS diagnosis and fertility goals.
This is your dedicated time in a supportive, confidential environment to talk through your medical history, symptoms, lifestyle, and any concerns you may have about PCOS and fertility.
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Every fertility journey is unique, which is why we begin with a one-to-one consultation with one of our experienced fertility specialists — either in our clinic or virtually.
This is your dedicated time in a supportive, non-judgemental environment to talk through your medical history, lifestyle, and any questions or concerns you may have, including how your BMI might relate to your fertility.
We’ll take a detailed look at factors such as your menstrual cycle, any previous pregnancies, and family medical history. This allows us to personalise your assessment and provide clear, compassionate advice tailored to your individual needs and fertility goals.
As part of your assessment, we’ll carry out a pelvic ultrasound scan to evaluate your ovarian reserve and check the overall health of your uterus and ovaries. This safe and painless procedure gives us a clear view of your reproductive organs and helps identify any underlying issues, such as fibroids or ovarian cysts, that could affect your fertility.
For our patients with a higher BMI, it’s important that we carry out key blood tests during the initial investigation stage to better understand your hormonal and metabolic health. These include:
These results help us tailor your fertility care safely and effectively from the very start.
A talk with our nurse specialist Emily offers personalised support for patients with a higher BMI, focusing on strategies to optimise fertility. You’ll discuss lifestyle changes, weight management tips, and medication options that can improve your chances of conceiving.
Around a week after your initial investigations, you’ll have a follow-up consultation with your fertility specialist. This is typically done virtually but can be done in clinic. This is where we take the time to explain your results in detail—what they mean for your fertility health, and how we can best support your next steps.
We’re here to support you with honest advice, expert care, and a plan that’s right for you.
