IVF with a Personalised Treatment Plan

MD, MSc, DFFP

Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist

Specialist training in the United Kingdom

Personalised treatment

Experience in complex cases

Clear and honest information

Continuous personal guidance

Initial consultation

Every infertility case is different. During the initial consultation, your medical history, previous attempts and available test results are reviewed so that suitable options can be discussed. The consultation is unhurried, discreet and clear, allowing you to make an informed decision without pressure.

• Detailed review of your history
• Discussion of available treatment options
• Clear guidance on the next steps

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Treatment indications

IVF may be recommended when factors make natural conception difficult or when simpler treatments have not resulted in pregnancy.

1. Blocked or damaged fallopian tubes
2. Endometriosis
3. Male-factor infertility
4. Reduced ovarian reserve
5. Unexplained infertility
6. Previous unsuccessful treatment

Treatment is selected individually according to age, medical history, ovarian function, sperm parameters and test results. No single indication necessarily determines treatment; the complete clinical picture guides planning.

Why Choose Us

01

Specialist expertise

Training in reproductive medicine, infertility and maternal–fetal medicine.

02

International training

Ten years of structured training in the United Kingdom, including experience at Liverpool Women’s Hospital.

03

personalized approach

Planning is based on the personal history and genuine needs of each woman and couple.

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Your Journey

The exact protocol is adapted to each case, but treatment generally includes the following stages. Before every step, you receive clear information about its purpose, timing and preparation.

1. 01

   Initial assessment

   Your history, previous attempts and required investigations are reviewed.

2. 02

   Personalised preparation

   The appropriate protocol is selected and the ovarian response is monitored.

3. 03

   Egg collection and fertilisation

   Eggs are collected and fertilised in the laboratory using IVF or ICSI, depending on the case.

4. 04

   Embryo transfer and follow-up

   The selected embryo is transferred to the uterus, followed by the scheduled pregnancy test.

Realistic Expectations

IVF success is influenced by age, egg and sperm quality, embryo quality, the endometrium and the overall medical history.

After assessment, you will receive clear information about the realistic possibilities, potential limitations and options that may suit your case.

Our aim is accurate scientific guidance, compassionate care and respect for every couple’s journey.

Your Doctor

Ioannis Sklavounos has extensive training and specialist experience in reproductive medicine, infertility and maternal–fetal medicine. He personally supervises treatment, combining evidence-based medicine with communication tailored to each person’s needs.

• MD, MSc, DFFP
• Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
• Ten years of training in the United Kingdom
• T. Senior Clinical Fellow, Liverpool Women’s Hospital
• Extensive experience in complex infertility cases

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Helpful Answers

These answers provide general introductory information. The details of treatment, investigations and protocol are always clarified after an individual medical assessment.

How long does an IVF cycle take?

Duration depends on the selected protocol. From stimulation to egg collection it usually takes about 10–12 days, followed by fertilisation, embryo culture and either transfer or freezing.

Is the procedure painful?

Stimulation may cause temporary discomfort or heaviness. Egg collection is usually performed under light anaesthesia or sedation, while embryo transfer is brief and generally requires no anaesthesia.

What is the difference between IVF and ICSI?

In conventional IVF, eggs and sperm are placed together in the laboratory. With ICSI, one selected sperm cell is injected into each mature egg. The appropriate method is chosen after assessment.

Which tests are needed before starting?

Tests depend on your history and may include hormone tests, ultrasound, ovarian-reserve assessment, blood tests and semen analysis.

What should I bring to the first consultation?

Please bring previous results, medical reports, semen-analysis results and information from earlier fertility treatment or IVF cycles.

Can I request an assessment after unsuccessful attempts?

Yes. Reviewing previous cycles can help assess ovarian response, fertilisation, embryo development and areas that may benefit from a different approach.

Initial assessment

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• Marousi, Attica
• 210 682 9557

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