The likelihood of success in IVF treatment is determined by evaluating many factors together, such as age, ovarian reserve, egg and sperm quality, embryo development, uterine structure, and the treatment protocol applied.
Overall Average of Age Groups
%76
Rounded overall average of the clinical success rates for the five specified age groups.
How Does Age Affect Treatment Success?
Female age is one of the primary factors influencing the chance of success, especially in treatments using the patient’s own eggs.In younger age groups, ovarian reserve and the number of suitable eggs obtained are generally higher, which can support the likelihood of developing quality embryos.As age advances, both the quantity of eggs and their developmental potential may decrease. Therefore, the treatment plan is not based solely on age but is prepared taking into account
individual test results and medical history.
20–29 Years%85
Overall clinical success rate
30–34 Years%81
Overall clinical success rate
35–39 Years%78
Overall clinical success rate
40–44 Years%74
Overall clinical success rate
45 Years and Over%60
Overall clinical success rate
Success Rates by Age Group
The values below provide a comparative view of the overall clinical success rates according to age groups.
Age Group
Comparative View
Success Rate
20–29 Years
%85
30–34 Years
%81
35–39 Years
%78
40–44 Years
%74
45 Years and Over
%60
Overall Average of Age Groups
Arithmetic mean of the five age groups
%76
Why is the Chance of Pregnancy Higher at Younger Ages?
Age alone does not determine a definitive outcome. However, in treatments using the patient’s own eggs, age-related biological changes can influence the likelihood of success.
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Ovarian Reserve
At younger ages, the number of eggs in the ovaries that can respond to treatment is generally higher. A natural decline in ovarian reserve may occur with advancing age.2
Egg Developmental Potential
The potential of eggs to support fertilization and healthy embryo development may decrease with age. However, each patient’s biological condition is unique.3
Embryo Development
The number of eggs obtained and their characteristics can affect the likelihood of obtaining embryos suitable for development. Embryos are regularly monitored in the laboratory environment.4
Personalized Treatment Plan
Advanced age does not mean the treatment will fail. Ovarian reserve, uterine structure, sperm characteristics, and previous treatments are evaluated together to create a personalized roadmap.
Let’s Evaluate Your Personal Chance of Success Together
Your age, medical history, ovarian reserve, and current test results can be evaluated by our specialists to plan personalized treatment options for you.
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