Create Fertility is a doctor-owned, doctor-led IVF and fertility clinic in Melbourne, Australia, with locations in Mount Waverley, East Melbourne and Berwick. Unlike corporate fertility chains where patients often see different doctors at each visit, Create Fertility is built around personalised, continuity-of-care – your specialist is with you from your first consultation through to treatment and beyond.
Our philosophy goes beyond IVF. We explore all available options to help you conceive, including ovulation induction, IUI, advanced laparoscopic fertility surgery, ovarian PRP, sperm and egg freezing, and genetic testing – not just a one-size-fits-all IVF pathway.
Create Fertility is led by Dr Scott Pearce (Clinical Director), a fertility and IVF specialist with over 20 years of experience. Our team includes:
Our team consults in 8 languages, ensuring patients from diverse backgrounds can access care in their preferred language.
We have three clinics across Melbourne’s eastern suburbs:
Call us on (03) 9873 6789 or email info@createfertility.com.au to book an appointment at the location most convenient for you.
Yes. Create Fertility and Create Health are sister brands operating from the same clinic locations and sharing a number of specialists. Create Health focuses on women’s health, obstetrics and gynaecology, while Create Fertility specialises in fertility assessment and treatment including IVF. If you are seeing a specialist at Create Health for a gynaecological condition that is also affecting your fertility, your care can be seamlessly coordinated across both services.
Yes – our team consults in 8 languages. Please call us on (03) 9873 6789 to enquire about the availability of consultations in your preferred language.
Knowing when to see a fertility specialist can make a real difference. If you are having difficulty getting pregnant, the right time to seek a fertility assessment depends on your age and circumstances:
If you are unsure, err on the side of booking earlier rather than later. An initial consultation is informative even if no treatment is ultimately needed.
Your first appointment is a thorough and unhurried conversation. Your specialist will review your medical and reproductive history, discuss how long you have been trying to conceive, and ask about your menstrual cycle, previous pregnancies, and any relevant medical conditions for both partners.
From there, your specialist will recommend initial investigations – which may include blood tests, pelvic ultrasound, and a semen analysis – and outline a personalised plan. You are always welcome to bring your partner and to bring a list of questions. Nothing will be rushed.
Single women who want to have a baby have a number of pathways available at Create Fertility. We provide a supportive, non-judgmental environment and will help you understand which option best fits your circumstances and goals. Options include:
A GP referral is required to access Medicare rebates. Please call us on (03) 9873 6789 to discuss your situation.
A fertility test for women typically covers a combination of blood tests and imaging. A standard workup includes:
Your specialist will interpret all results in context and discuss what they mean for your fertility and treatment options.
Male factor infertility accounts for approximately half of all fertility challenges. A semen analysis is the cornerstone of male fertility assessment. It measures:
If the initial semen analysis is abnormal, further investigations may be recommended including hormonal blood tests and a urology referral. It is important that both partners are assessed early – a male factor issue identified promptly can significantly change the treatment pathway.
PMOS (Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome, formerly PCOS) is one of the most common causes of irregular ovulation and is a leading cause of female infertility. Women with PMOS often have irregular or absent periods, meaning ovulation does not occur predictably – making it harder to time conception.
The good news is that most women with PMOS do conceive, often with relatively straightforward treatment. Management may include:
Women with PMOS should not wait 12 months before seeking help – an early assessment is recommended.
Endometriosis is present in approximately 30–50% of women with infertility. It can affect fertility in several ways:
The relationship between endometriosis and fertility is complex and individual. Some women with endometriosis conceive naturally; others require surgical treatment, IVF, or both. Our team – including Dr Haider Najjar (Create Health) and our Create Fertility specialists – has expertise in managing endometriosis-associated infertility across both surgical and reproductive medicine disciplines.
Male factor infertility is a contributing cause in approximately half of all couples experiencing difficulty conceiving. Common causes include:
A semen analysis is the essential first step. Many causes of male infertility are treatable or can be worked around with assisted reproduction.
An abnormal semen analysis is not a diagnosis of infertility – it is the starting point for further investigation. Depending on the result, next steps may include:
Many men with abnormal semen parameters go on to conceive – either naturally, with IUI, or with IVF/ICSI. Your specialist will discuss the results with both partners and recommend the most appropriate next step.
Planning for a baby, or already trying? Learn what can influence your fertility.
Date: Wednesday 19 November 2025
Time: 7:00 PM AEDT
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