Dr. Leila Farhadi
Fertility specialist · Medical director
Because the night before good news can be years long. My job is to make it shorter, and kinder while it lasts.
Daybreak Fertility · Boutique IVF & fertility care
For the night before the good news.
A small clinic with a serious lab. You will know your doctor by first name, see the numbers behind every decision, and always know what happens next.
Book a free 15-minute callPrefer a voice right now?(555) 014-0620
- No referral needed to book a first call
- The first call is free, with no obligation
- All families welcome here
Start with your own sentence.
Three doors, in your words. Each one opens onto a clear pathway with its own timeline, its own science and its own numbers.
DOOR 01
I am trying to get pregnant.
Testing first, answers fast. Most people who walk through this door never need IVF at all.
See testing, IUI and IVF DOOR 02I want to freeze my eggs.
A decision about time, made calmly. One testing visit tells you what freezing can and cannot promise at your age.
See the egg freezing pathway DOOR 03We need donor help.
Donor eggs, donor sperm, known or de-identified. Counselling first, paperwork explained, nobody rushed.
See donor pathwaysThe chart most clinics keep quiet.
Live births per embryo transfer, by age, beside the national average. The sample figures below ship with this demonstration and are replaced with a clinic's verified results.
How to read this chart: figures are live births per embryo transfer, grouped by the age of the person whose eggs were used, over the most recent reporting period. Small clinics have small samples, so single-year swings are normal. Your national registry publishes independent comparisons, and we will always show you ours in context. These are sample figures for demonstration and must be replaced with verified, dated results before publication.
Under 35
41%
34%
35 to 37
33%
27%
38 to 40
22%
17%
41 and over
9%
7%
This clinic National averagePER EMBRYO TRANSFER · DATED ANNUALLY
Five days, told honestly.
Inside our incubators, time-lapse imaging watches every embryo without ever disturbing it. This is the story your embryologist reads, day by day.
DAY 1
DAY 2
DAY 3
DAY 4
DAY 5THE FIRST PICTURENot every embryo reaches day five, and an honest lab will tell you that plainly. What we promise is that every one is watched with this much care.
The part that decides: the lab.
Success in fertility care is mostly decided out of sight, at a bench like this one. Most clinics hide their lab behind a door. We put ours behind glass.
- Embryologists on staff, named, and happy to talk
- Time-lapse incubation as standard, not an upsell
- Independent quality audits every year, results shared
Two doctors. No rotation.
You will not repeat your story to a stranger in cycle three. The doctor who takes your first call is the doctor in the room, every visit.
Dr. Julian Hale
Reproductive medicine · Male fertility lead
Half of fertility is male, and almost nobody says so out loud. In this clinic we test both of you from day one.
Who we treat: everyone who asks.
No age cut-off decided by a spreadsheet.
No BMI gate at the front door.
Solo parents welcome.
LGBTQ+ families welcome.
Second opinions taken seriously, not personally.
Some networks protect their published results by choosing easy cases. We would rather earn harder wins with people other clinics turned away. If we truly cannot help, we will say so in plain words at the first call, for free.
Stories from the other side.
Shared with permission, names changed, no fairy dust. Every path here is different, which is exactly why we tag them.
IVF · after three years of trying
Nobody promised us anything, and that was the first honest thing a clinic had said to us in three years. Our daughter arrived the following spring.
Amara & Tom
They showed me the maths for my own ovaries, not a brochure. I froze fourteen eggs and got my decade back.
Priya
We had braced for a clinic that tolerated us. We found one that was openly delighted. Our son thinks the lab tour photo is him. Technically, it is.
Jess & Robin
Money, answered in daylight.
Fear of a mid-cycle surprise keeps more people from starting than any medical fact does. So the numbers live here, itemised, before you ever sit down with us.
Where each pathway startsSAMPLE FIGURES · USD
- Fertility testing, both partners
- from $480
- IVF cycle, all core stages
- from $9,400
- Egg freezing cycle
- from $6,800
Never extra here
- Nursing support between appointments
- Counselling before and after treatment
- Time-lapse embryo imaging
- Phone reviews of every result
Depending on your country and your cover, part of these figures may come back to you. Before you commit to anything, we map what applies to you, line by line. Sample figures shown; a clinic publishes its own verified schedule.
See itemised pathway numbersAsked at 1am, answered here.
Do we need a referral to talk to you?
Not for the free call. In some countries a doctor's referral unlocks rebated specialist care; on the call we tell you exactly what applies to you and how to arrange it in one visit.
Will you turn us away because of age or BMI?
No gate at the door. We will always tell you honestly what your chances look like, and it will always be your decision to make.
What does IVF actually cost here?
Itemised figures live on our pathways page, along with the list of things that are never charged as extras. Nothing changes mid-cycle without a conversation first.
How soon could we start?
Usually within your next natural cycle. The free call happens within days, testing within a fortnight, and from there the plan is yours to pace.
The first call costs nothing. Take it.
Fifteen minutes with a fertility doctor, on the phone, from wherever you are. Book it at 1am tonight if that is when you are ready.
Not ready to talk? Sit in the back row first.Free info evenings, monthly, online and in person