Mr Trew has an international referral base and has appeared for three years in Tatler’s list of “Best Private Doctors”. Geoffrey Trew is a consultant in reproductive medicine and surgery and worked at the Hammersmith Hospital and Queen Charlotte’s Hospital for over 20 years. He has published over 100 peer reviewed papers, over 20 book chapters and has been listed as one of Tatler’s “Best Private Doctors” for three years running. Mr Trew is an instructor in laparoscopic and complex hysteroscopic surgery as well as one of the few surgeons recommended by the International Ashermans Support Group for the treatment of severe intra uterine adhesions. He also specialises in the diagnosis and correction of congenital abnormalities. He lectures frequently both nationally and internationally in the areas of reproductive surgery and assisted conception. Mr Trew has published over a hundred peer reviewed papers and authored over twenty book chapters in these areas.

Associate Professor in reproductive medicine, University of Oxford. Honorary consultant gynaecologist, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford. Founding Director, TFP Professor Child is an internationally renowned fertility specialist, and recently was the recipient of The European Fertility Society's prestigious 'Life Achievement Award in Fertility Care' (2021). Professor Child was the IVF clinician who helped put together the current NICE Fertility Guidelines, is on the board of the HFEA, as well as the chair of the Scientific and Clinical Advances Advisory Committee (SCAAC), responsible, amongst other things, for the HFEA’s traffic light system for IVF Add-Ons. He is also a board member of Fertility Fairness, a lobbying group for greater NHS IVF funding. He is also the co-author of UK’s highest selling textbook in obstetrics and gynaecology (Impey & Child; Obstetrics and Gynaecology). His particular areas of interest are infertility, oocyte in-vitro maturation (IVM), recurrent miscarriage, PCOS, reproductive immunology and laparoscopic surgery with special interest in endometriosis. In 2012 he helped bring together TFP Oxford Fertility and IVF-Hammersmith to form The Fertility Partnership (TFP), of which he is a Director. With 23 IVF clinics, TFP is now one of the largest providers of IVF across the UK and Europe.

Edward Coats is a consultant in reproductive medicine and surgery. He is a member of the British Fertility Society and Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. He worked initially as a consultant at The Royal United Hospital in Bath before moving to Oxford to join TFP. Mr Coats holds diplomas in sexual and reproductive health and a masters in medical law, and aims to tailor medical treatment to the individual needs of his patients using an evidence-based approach. He works in partnership with both TFP Boston Place and TFP Oxford Fertility. Mr Coats studied medicine at St George’s Hospital in London and undertook specialist training in obstetrics and gynaecology in the South-West of England. He completed his MD at the University of Nottingham where his research focussed on the impact of assisted reproduction techniques on pregnancy and specifically the importance of embryo transfer on IVF outcomes. He is an experienced hysteroscopic and laparoscopic surgeon. He has published his research and written book chapters and presented and won awards at both national and international fertility meetings. His special interests include reproductive endocrinology, the menopause, Turner syndrome and medical law. Mr Coats has been an ambassador for The Wellbeing of Women Charity for over 10 years and writes and comments regularly for mainstream media. He has featured on several TV documentaries for BBC and Channel 4 and has raced to both the North and South Poles. Over the years he has also worked internationally as an expedition doctor and leader in the Arctic, Antarctic and Africa.

Dr Zabeena Pandian has been an accredited consultant gynaecologist and fertility specialist since 2006. She completed her training at the Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, Scotland, and undertook research in fertility at the University of Aberdeen where she was awarded an MSc with distinction. Dr Pandian has worked for the NHS since 1996. Her clinical interests include all aspects of assisted conception in particular couples with unexplained subfertility. Dr Pandian is an active member of the Cochrane Collaboration with expertise in systematic reviews. To date her research has involved a series of systematic reviews and updates on the effectiveness of treatments available for various types of infertility and their reproductive outcomes, leading to several publications in the Cochrane library and high impact journals.

Mr Chun Ng is a consultant gynaecologist and specialist in infertility, reproductive medicine and surgery and postmenopausal health. He obtained his Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery degree from University of Aberdeen, Scotland. Mr Ng trained as a specialist registrar (SpR) in the North West London Deanery training program, receiving his postgraduate training in obstetrics and gynaecology and specialising in reproductive medicine and surgery, and minimal access/benign endoscopic surgery. Completion of his training program led to the award of UK Certificate of Specialist Training and inclusion in the specialist register with the General Medical Council. Previously, he was also a Clinical Research Fellow at Imperial College London, and conducted postgraduate clinical research in menopause. During his postgraduate training, he obtained his membership of the Royal College of Obstetrician and Gynaecologist. He also holds a Diploma in Family Planning. Mr Ng has contributed numerous publications in peer reviewed journals and chapters in textbooks in obstetrics and gynaecology. He has presented at various international and national meetings in the field of gynaecology and reproductive medicine. He has also appeared on TV news interview with CNN and webnews with BBC. He is a member of the British Fertility Society, European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology and British Menopause Society. He is actively involved in undergraduate and postgraduate education. He is a past module organiser and tutor for MSc and BSc Intercalated year in Human Reproductive Biology course of Imperial College London. He is also a past co-editor for journal summary service Current Medical Literature.

Dr Hauzman is an expert in Fertility having held the position of Senior Consultant Gynaecologist for five years at the international department of a major fertility centre in Madrid, Spain, where he gathered extensive experience in personalised cross-border reproduction treatment services, being fluent in English, Hungarian, French, Italian, German, Spanish and Russian. He graduated from Semmelweis University in Budapest, Hungary where he subsequently completed his specialisation in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. After finishing research fellowships in Boston, USA, and Münster, Germany, he received his PhD for studies on the prediction of the outcome of in vitro fertilisation treatments. Dr Hauzman’s current research interests are in preimplantation genetic diagnosis and endometrial receptivity. He is author of over twenty peer-reviewed papers and one book chapter in the field of fertility. Besides his clinical activities, Dr Hauzman was Associate Editor of the scientific journal Human Reproduction between 2010 and 2014, and has been a reviewer of this journal since 2006. He is a member of the European Society for Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) and the Hungarian Society for Obstetrical and Gynaecological Sonography.