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The Lister Fertility Clinic

The Lister Fertility Clinic has been licensed by us since 1992 and offers all fertility treatments, including embryo testing.

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We are in the process of updating the data on our Choose a Fertility Clinic pages in stages. Please note the date of the information shown on each clinic’s page. This update is a large project requiring clinics to check data for over 420,000 cycles. Once complete in late 2025, you will be able to see full data on treatments, pregnancies and births from January 2022 to December 2024.

The Choose a Fertility Clinic ‘detailed statistics’ pages show data on births from 2018 and pregnancies from 2019. Clinics may have their own more recent data, which shouldn’t be compared with a national average because clinics will show their data in a variety of ways and their data remains unverified by the HFEA.

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We inspect all clinics against our standards. This clinic's inspection rating is:

Overall score for 5

5 / 5

All clinics must have a licence to operate. Our inspectors visit the clinic and look at the laboratory and equipment, the clinic’s consent and other procedures and the patient information. We also interview patients for their views. We use the inspector’s assessment to decide how long the licence should be. This determines the rating.

Last inspection: 30 August 2022

Licensed until: 28 February 2027

We ask current and former patients to rate the clinic based on their experience. This clinic’s patient rating is:

5

Based on 3 ratings

How likely are you to recommend this clinic to friends and family if they needed similar care or treatment?

5 stars

Based on 3 ratings

To what extent did you feel you were treated with privacy and dignity?

5 stars

Based on 3 ratings

To what extent did you feel you understood everything that was happening throughout your treatment?

5 stars

Based on 3 ratings

Was the level of empathy and understanding shown towards you by the clinic team?

4.5 stars

Based on 3 ratings

Did you pay what you expected?

Based on 3 ratings

It was much cheaper 0
It was slightly cheaper 0
It was about right 3
It was more expensive 0
It was way above the estimate 0
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We collect data about the treatments clinics carry out. See this clinic’s latest statistics below.

We are in the process of updating the data on our Choose a Fertility Clinic pages in stages. Please note the date of the information shown on each clinic’s page . This update is a large project requiring clinics to check data for over 420,000 cycles. You can now see data on births for treatments in 2022 on this page. Once complete in late 2025, you will be able to see full data on treatments, pregnancies and births from January 2022 to December 2024.

The Choose a Fertility Clinic ‘detailed statistics’ pages show data on births from 2018 and pregnancies from 2019. Clinics may have their own more recent data, which shouldn’t be compared with a national average because clinics will show their data in a variety of ways and their data remains unverified by the HFEA.

Find out a clinic’s IVF/ICSI rates for births per embryo transferred for all treatment types, and a separate figure for stimulated fresh own egg cycles only as well as the clinic’s multiple birth rate. For greater detail on clinic performance see their detailed statistics below. You could look at other data such as pregnancy and birth rates per cycle of treatment and per embryo transferred (please note all detailed statistics data is currently from 2018/19 and will be updated in late 2025).

Remember, whatever measure you focus on it can’t tell you your individual chance of success (only your doctor can do that), but each measure does give you a fair overall view of the clinic’s performance.

Births per embryo transferred Information: This rate shows the number of births (counted as a single birth event ie. twin births count as one live birth event) divided by the total number of embryos transferred

We show the number of births per embryo transferred as it promotes embryo transfer practices that minimise the chances of twins, which carry health risks for the babies and the mother. We calculate the overall average births per embryo transferred for all treatments at the clinic (including fresh cycles, frozen transfers, treatments using donor eggs, and treatment using PGT-A) and also for the subset of fresh stimulated embryos involving the patient’s own eggs.

However, this measure does not incorporate the outcomes of patients who do not reach embryo transfer stage.

Multiple birth rates Information: This rate shows the number of multiple birth events (counted as a single multiple birth event ie. twin births, triplet births, quad births all count as one multiple birth) divided by the total number of birth events (counted as a single birth event ie. singleton, twin birth, triplet birth, quad births all count as one birth event)

For some people, having twins may seem like a wonderful thing, but multiple pregnancies are less safe for both mother and babies. That’s why we’ve set a target for all clinics to have a multiple birth rate of 10% or lower – see how they’re performing below. The professional bodies have best practice guidelines to assist clinics in determining when a single embryo should be transferred and the factors which can make double embryo transfer appropriate.

National rate

It may be tempting to obsess over success rates, but the most important thing to focus on is whether the clinic’s results are consistent with the national average. Try not to read anything into differences of a few percentage points above or below the national average, as these are often down to chance rather than being a reflection of a clinic’s abilities.

Reliability range

The reliability range shows how confident we are that a clinic will repeat its success rate in the future – the narrower the range, the more confident we can be. Large clinics normally have a narrower reliability range. That’s not because their data is more accurate but because their rate is less likely to be affected by small changes in the number of births in one year. Small clinics aren’t worse but their success rate is more likely to be affected by these kinds of changes.

Interpreting this information Helpful information on how to interpret the results on this page

There are two rates shown for births per embryo transferred. The first one shows the chance of having a baby per embryo transferred, when you take all the different types of treatment into account. Some treatment types might affect this figure, for example by increasing the rate. In particular, if a clinic carries out a number of cycles using donor eggs and/or PGT-A that is higher than the national average, it can be harder to compare the clinic’s rate against the UK average and against other clinics. Where this is the case, we have noted this on the clinic’s page.

For PGT-A, this is because the headline figure is per embryo transferred. In PGT-A, embryos are selected by looking for abnormalities in their chromosomes, as embryos that appear to have missing or extra chromosomes have less chance of a developing into a baby. Patients having embryos transferred with a normal chromosome number may therefore have a higher chance of having a baby from that particular embryo. However, the test often reduces the number of embryos available for transfer and may mean that there are no embryos to transfer. PGT-A occasionally leads to the exclusion of an embryo that would in fact have developed normally. This means while the chance of a baby per embryo transferred may be higher, if we look at the chance of having a baby for each cycle of treatment started, it may be lower. Evidence shows that for most patients starting treatment, PGT-A does not improve the chances of having a baby. For more information about PGT-A please see our add-ons page

Also, the chance of having a baby with IVF using donor eggs is generally higher compared with IVF using a patient’s own eggs, particularly if they are older than 38. This is because the health and age of the egg donor influences the chance of a baby being born. Egg donors are screened and are under the age of 36, so there is a higher chance of a baby being born, especially for patients who are older, have poor quality eggs, or produce a low number of eggs. More information about treatment with donor eggs can be found here

If a clinic has a higher-than-average number of cycles using PGT-A or donor eggs, this will be stated below.

Births per embryo transferred – average of all types of treatment

01/01/2022 to 31/12/2022

This clinic performs a higher than national average number of cycles using PGT-A. This makes it more difficult to compare this clinic's 'average of all treatments' rate against the UK average and other clinics.
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  • Clinic's rate
  • National rate
  • Reliability range

Below national average Information: Taking into account the number of embryos in the calculation, this shows whether the clinic’s rate is below, consistent with or above the rate for all clinics across the UK. Small differences between clinics’ rates often do not reflect any real difference in performance.

The birth rate is based on

** The number is fewer than 10 so has been removed to avoid the risk of identifying patients.

Detailed Statistics (please note this relates to data from 2019 – this will be updated in late 2025)

Many patients would like more information on the overall performance of the clinic they are interested in. Our detailed statistics page allows you to tailor your search to better reflect your personal circumstances, but remember the more precisely you specify your treatment options the smaller the numbers of past patients and the potentially less reliable the results.

Our detailed statistics allows you to search for more age groups and to look at pregnancy and birth rates by two measures: birth per cycle started and births per embryo transferred.

Until the detailed statistics are updated in late 2025, we also advise patients to speak to their clinics for more information.

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Births per cycle started Information: This rate shows the number of live birth events (multiple babies are counted as one birth event) divided by the number of cycles started.

There are many reasons why patients may not reach the embryo transfer stage and the merit of this rate is that it reflects the outcomes for all patients undergoing treatment from the start of ovarian stimulation onwards.

In this section you can see the birth rate per donor insemination treatment.

Births per treatment

01/01/2022 to 31/12/2022

5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100
  • Clinic's rate
  • National rate
  • Reliability range

Below national average Information: Taking into account the number of embryos in the calculation, this shows whether the clinic’s rate is below, consistent with or above the rate for all clinics across the UK. Small differences between clinics’ rates often do not reflect any real difference in performance.

The birth rate is based on

** The number is fewer than 10 so has been removed to avoid the risk of identifying patients.

Detailed Statistics (please note this relates to data from 2019 – this will be updated in late 2025)

Many patients would like more information on the overall performance of the clinic they are interested in. Our detailed statistics page allows you to tailor your search to better reflect your personal circumstances, but remember the more precisely you specify your treatment options the smaller the numbers of past patients and the potentially less reliable the results.

Our detailed statistics allows you to search for more age groups and to look at pregnancy and birth rates by two measures: birth per cycle started and births per embryo transferred.

Until the detailed statistics are updated in late 2025, we also advise patients to speak to their clinics for more information.

View detailed statistics
You can view this clinic's waiting times for treatment with donated eggs, sperm or embryos below. Use the table below to give you an idea of the availability at the clinic. Please contact the clinic for the most up to date information.
View the clinic waiting times.
Ethnicity Waiting times
White Immediately available
Black 1 - 6 months
Asian 1 - 6 months
Mixed 1 - 6 months
Other ethnic groups 1 - 6 months
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Ethnicity Waiting times
White Immediately available
Black 1 - 6 months
Asian No data available
Mixed Immediately available
Other ethnic groups 1 - 6 months
View the clinic waiting times.
Ethnicity Waiting times
White 1 - 6 months
Black 1 - 6 months
Asian More than 6 months
Mixed No data available
Other ethnic groups 1 - 6 months

Eligibility

Treatments

Donor services

Screening services

  • PGT-M
  • PGT-A

Counselling and support

Staffing

  • Female doctor available

Facilities

  • Wheelchair access
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Address

  • The Lister Hospital Chelsea Bridge Road
  • London
  • SW1W 8RH

Contact

P: 020 7730 5932

P (other): 020 7881 4087

F: 02072599039

E: info@LFClinic.com

W: www.ivf.org.uk

Licence holder

Person responsible

Opening hours

Monday to Friday: 08:30 - 17:00

Saturday: 08:30 - 16:00

Sunday: 08:30 - 14:00

Satellite clinics

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  • The Shard St Thomas Street
  • London
  • SE1 9BS

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  • JE3 8JW

  • Lister Fertility Clinic at The Beaconsfield Clinic

  • Little Hall Barn, Windsor End
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  • HP9 2JW

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  • Jersey Women’s Health Limited

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  • P: 02039650613
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  • Lister Fertility Clinic, Chelsea Outpatient Centre LLP

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  • SW3 6NR