Our Fertility Specialists

Over 50 years of combined expertise

We are a dedicated fertility specialist team, led by Professor Geeta Nargund, on a mission to deliver our patients only the highest quality of medical care, but at a fraction of the cost.

Our fertility specialists have over 50 years of combined experience in IVF so be rest-assured you're in very capable hands when you come to abc ivf.

Get in touch

If you have any questions about abc ivf please contact our experienced team who will be happy to help.

Professor Geeta Nargund

Medical Director

Professor Geeta Nargund is the Founder and Medical Director of abc ivf and CREATE Fertility, our sister clinic. She is also a Senior Consultant Gynaecologist and Lead Consultant for Reproductive Medicine Services at St George’s Hospital and proud Director of the Walking Egg Foundation.

Praful Nargund

CEO

Praful Nargund is CEO and cofounder of abc ivf. He is on a mission to transform the fertility sector, making it more transparent, affordable and accessible for both private and NHS patients.

Praful and his team have spent the last 5 years analysing every IVF process, procedure and protocol and was able develop a process as effective as traditional approaches, but for half the price.

Our Experienced Fertility team

Dr Malamas Dotis

Lead IVF Consultant

Dr Malamas completed his specialty training in Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Alexandra University Hospital of Athens, in Greece. Following further training he obtained a diploma in Obstetric and Gynaecological Ultrasound.

Alison Tompkins

Fertility Nurse Consultant

Alison started her career in fertility in 1998 at the Hallam Medical Centre. During this time IVF was progressing very rapidly and she has worked with many well-known fertility experts.

Dr Martin Wilding

Lead Embryologist

Dr Martin Wilding is abc ivf’s Lead Embryologist. He has graduated from Imperial College London with a degree in Biochemistry after which he went to University College...

Sherry Ebanks

Fertility Nurse Consultant

Sherry started working in the field of assisted conception in 1993. In 1995, she completed the ENB fertility course, an ultrasound scanning course and was trained to perform IUI..

Poly Ivanova

Fertility Midwife Consultant

For the past 9 years, Polya, has been working as a Fertility Midwife in Oxford..

Pauline Barrett

Fertility Nurse Consultant

Pauline is an experienced Nurse Consultant who specialised in Reproductive Medicine many years ago.

"The medical care is amazing and you could save money. We have a healthy baby and it’s simply been wonderful."

Alisha, London(37 years old)
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"This is our first attempt at IVF and we can genuinely say that using abc ivf has been superb for us and we are now expecting our baby."

Vicky, London (36 years old)
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“I would be more than happy to recommend abc ivf!"

Sarah, Kent (33 years old)
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11.04.19

11 Surprising Fertility Facts You Need To Know About

Just think back to the time you were in a sex education class, what do you remember? Whilst it may have covered the basics, we doubt you heard about how the female ovarian reserve or male anatomy change over time , the behaviours that impact fertility, fertility conditions, or any key fertility facts or statistics.
17.10.17

The story of abc ivf

Moses Batwala

The concept of abc ivf was born when Professor Geeta Nargund recognised an increasing need for affordable, fair and equal access to IVF treatment in the UK.
03.01.19

What is the difference between ICSI and IVF?

Deciding to have fertility treatment is by no-means an easy decision. There are many different types of fertility treatment available, and many things to consider.
29.11.18

How To Prepare Your Body For IVF: Things I wish I knew earlier

Prior to being diagnosed with infertility I must admit that I had no clue what a cycle of IVF involved. I knew a few couples who had been through it before but I had never felt the need or desire to know exactly what a cycle entailed. It sounds quite heartless when I say it now but I think, unless it’s something you are experiencing yourself, you don’t feel a necessity to find out all about it.
13.11.18

Why and when I took time off work for IVF

When I was first diagnosed with infertility I was coming to what I thought would be the end of a career break. The previous year I had decided to take some time off after a stressful job combined with planning my wedding and completing my Master’s degree meant that I had more or less burned out.
18.09.18

What happens during IVF - A personal account

Undoubtedly, an IVF cycle is a challenging journey to navigate. Not only is it physically demanding, but your emotions are constantly changing; one minute full of worry, fear and uncertainty, and the next clinging onto excitement, luck and hope.
07.09.18

How to deal with infertility when everyone is getting pregnant

One of the hardest parts of navigating through your infertility journey can be having to cope with other people’s pregnancies. Infertility blogger, Rachel Reid, shares her own experience and tips she's learnt along her journey.