Create Fertility

Create Fertility A doctor owned and led boutique fertility clinic in Melbourne.

Our clinic is completely owned and operated by a team of experienced doctors, capable and knowledgeable across all areas of fertility, including egg and sperm preservation, IVF, genetic screening and more. We are committed to remaining at the forefront of modern science and technology, only offering our patients the best quality treatments and facilities. We believe in creating a welcoming and saf

e environment for all people where everything is focused on creating an appropriate, effective and comfortable care plan together. At Create Fertility, we bring together the two essential features of making a baby: science + love.

15/07/2026

‘How many eggs did we get?’ is one of the first questions most patients have after waking up from an egg collection.

Because you’ll likely be feeling a little groggy, we write the number on a card for you.

While it’s a number many people are eager to know, it’s also one that’s easy to compare. The truth is, egg numbers are incredibly personal. A result that is exactly what one patient was hoping for could be very different from what’s expected for someone else.

Your age, ovarian reserve, how your body responded to stimulation and your treatment goals all play a part. That’s why one number never tells the whole story.

We know this moment can come with a lot of emotion. That’s why we share your results with care, taking the time to explain what they mean for you, not anyone else 💕

08/07/2026

Ever wondered what happens after your eggs are collected during an egg freezing cycle? 🥚❄️

During your egg collection procedure, your eggs are passed to our embryology lab, where each mature one is carefully prepared for freezing.

🔬 The first step is called denuding. This is where the cells surrounding each egg are gently removed so our embryologists can assess whether the egg is mature and ready for freezing.

💧 The eggs are then placed into a series of specialised solutions over around 12.5 minutes. This process helps prepare them for freezing by:

• Gradually removing water from the egg, which helps reduce the risk of cellular damage.
• Replacing some of that water with cryoprotectants, which help prevent ice crystals from forming.

❄️ The final step is vitrification. Each egg is placed onto a specialised cryogenic device and rapidly cooled in liquid nitrogen. This ultra-rapid freezing process turns the egg into a glass-like state, helping preserve its structure until you’re ready to use it in the future.

Every step is carried out with precision and care by our experienced embryology team. It’s a process designed to give each mature egg the best possible chance of being preserved.

If you’re curious about egg freezing or want to understand more about what happens in the lab, leave us a question below. We’re here to help you get a clearer picture 💙

01/07/2026

A smooth recovery starts well before you wake up ✨

There are a few things Dr Scott Pearce focuses on in every procedure to help support recovery afterwards. In this video, he shares three things he never skips and the thinking behind them.

If you have a procedure coming up, we hope it can be reassuring to know that recovery is something we’re already considering long before you leave the operating theatre.

25/06/2026

You’ve probably heard that fertility changes with age, especially after 35.

For some women, this can make it harder to fall pregnant naturally. For others, conception happens without difficulty. Both are part of the picture.

If you’re thinking about having children in the future, understanding where your fertility sits can be a helpful place to start. This usually involves a simple review of your hormone levels, cycle and overall reproductive health.

It’s not about rushing into decisions. It’s about having clearer information so you can plan timing and family size in a way that feels right for you.

23/06/2026

Hysteroscopy vs laparoscopy: what’s the difference Dr Haider Najjar?

If you’ve been trying to conceive, experiencing abnormal bleeding or have been diagnosed with conditions such as endometriosis or fibroids, you may have heard these terms before.

💫 A hysteroscopy uses a small camera passed through the cervix to look inside the uterus. It can help diagnose and treat issues within the uterine cavity, including polyps, fibroids and scar tissue that may affect fertility.

💫 A laparoscopy uses a camera inserted through a small incision, usually in the belly button, to examine the outside of the uterus, ovaries and fallopian tubes. It is commonly used to diagnose and treat endometriosis, adhesions and some types of fibroids.

Both are minimally invasive fertility procedures and, for many people, involve a short recovery and a return home the same day.

For some people, fertility surgery can improve the chances of conceiving naturally. It can also help create the best possible conditions before IVF or other fertility treatment.

Understanding the root cause is often the first step toward understanding your options 💕

17/06/2026

Our clinical director, Dr Scott Pearce, has been caring for fertility patients for more than 20 years 🤯

Over that time, he’s seen how important the science is. It provides the foundation for every decision we make.

What experience adds is something different. It’s the ability to recognise patterns, understand the nuances of each situation and know when a patient may need something different.

For Dr Scott, fertility care is both science and an art. He draws on years of working closely with patients and their individual journey and outcome.

That balance is what continues to make fertility medicine so rewarding. Every person arrives with a different story and every conversation offers an opportunity to help someone gain a clearer picture of where they stand and what may come next.

16/06/2026

For Men’s Health Week, here’s something many people don’t realise... the s***m you produce today actually started developing around 2 to 3 months ago.

That means what happened this weekend, your sleep, stress levels, alcohol intake, illness, exercise habits and overall health, can influence s***m quality weeks down the track.

If you’re trying for a baby, or thinking about it in the near future, s***m health is worth paying attention to before you start trying. Small changes made today can have an impact in the months ahead.

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Our clinic will be closed on Monday 8 June for the King’s Birthday public holiday and will reopen as usual on Tuesday 9 ...
05/06/2026

Our clinic will be closed on Monday 8 June for the King’s Birthday public holiday and will reopen as usual on Tuesday 9 June.

If your Day 1 occurs over the long weekend, please email our Patient Liaison Team at [email protected] to let us know. We’ll ensure you’re connected with our nursing team when the clinic reopens.

Think your cycle may start over the long weekend? We recommend contacting the clinic before the holiday so everything is organised in advance.

Please note that all procedures will continue as scheduled, and our laboratory team will be operating as usual.

Wishing everyone a safe and relaxing long weekend 💕

03/06/2026

World Infertility Awareness Month is often centred on information like statistics, causes and treatment options. Those conversations matter. They help many understand where things stand and what options may be available.

This month, we want to take the opportunity to acknowledge something else: the very human experience behind it all. You might be surprised by the small things we notice.

We’re recognising the people behind the test results, and the experiences that don’t always make it into the conversation. If any of these moments sound familiar, please know they’re more common than many people realise, and we see you 🫶💕

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