Dr. Alyaa Elassar at her desk in the NYC IVF office on Fifth Avenue

Welcome to boutique fertility care

Fertility care on Fifth Avenue

Boutique, personalized fertility care.

One doctor who knows your story. An in-house lab, operating room and cryobank. And our personalized care method.

Explore treatments
  • Board-certified reproductive endocrinologist
  • Your care team, reachable around the clock
  • We schedule on your time
  • We can work with your insurance
Dr. Alyaa Elassar with a patient family and their baby

Why patients stay with us

They tell us it’s the time Dr. Elassar takes, and seeing her at every visit. Read their stories

The Personalized Care Method at NYC IVF

A privately owned, full-service clinic with concierge care, where our only goal is your success.

We don’t answer to outside investors or business targets, so nothing dilutes that goal. You get the perks of a large clinic with the ability to give every patient personalized care. Here are the key differences:

01

Personal, start to finish

At every visit you’ll see the same familiar faces: your doctor, nurses and embryologist, who know every detail of your case.

02

Privacy and discretion, all under one roof

Our laboratory, operating room, cryobank and wellness room are in-house, so you never have to leave our office.

03

On your time

Appointments are built around your schedule and privacy. We don’t “batch” our patients: no birth control to line up patient cycles for operational convenience.

04

Hands-on medication teaching

Our medical assistants take the time to teach you how to take your medications and injections, minimizing confusion, anxiety and wasted medication.

05

Human touch

Every message is written for you: we don’t use automated messages or templates. The doctor will call to explain your results, so you aren’t left wondering what they mean.

Our outcomes

Reported to SART, shared openly.

NYC IVF is a member of the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology. We report our IVF cycles to SART, which publishes results for every member clinic.

Our laboratory · 2023

  • Fertilization rate with ICSI Mature eggs that fertilize normally 97%
  • Embryo thaw survival Frozen embryos that survive warming 98%
  • Egg thaw survival Frozen eggs that survive warming 95%
  • Blastocyst development Fertilized eggs that grow to the blastocyst stage 60%

From NYC IVF laboratory records, 2023. Laboratory measures are not the same as your chance of a pregnancy or a baby; these outcomes are simply indicators of how competent the laboratory is at ensuring specimens are viable for use at each key step.

Dr. Alyaa Elassar on a Midtown Manhattan street

Meet your doctor

Dr. Alyaa Elassar

MD, MSc, PhD, FACOG · Board-certified reproductive endocrinologist

  • Residency at NewYork-Presbyterian / Weill Cornell
  • Fellowship in reproductive endocrinology & infertility, University of Connecticut
  • Published research on treatment response in low ovarian reserve
  • Follows up personally after every cycle
“She treats you as if you are her only patient.”
The Park family

Meet the whole team

Patient stories

In their own words.

Four smiling children sitting together outdoors
“She is so kind and makes you feel like a personal friend. She truly cares.”
Franki Doshi & family
She relayed our options clearly and we felt as though we were able to make decisions with all the information.
Racquel
A family of four smiling together
“IVF is an incredibly stressful and emotional experience. You want a team supporting you both in their knowledge and in their compassion.”
The Oliviera family
My wife and I (lesbian couple) felt informed and never pressured.
Trilby
A toddler standing in a bright room
“Dr Elassar and her team are so supportive and encouraging. I would recommend NYC IVF to anyone.”
Emily
The personalization, emotional connection, responsiveness, and scientific ability was more than we could ask for.
Courtney
Because of Dr. Elassar I am sitting here with my adorable little girl now as I write this review.
Barnholt
From day one, Dr. Elassar made us feel that whatever avenue we decided was a possibility.
Katie Thomas

Good questions

What people ask us most.

Still wondering? Our team is happy to answer questions by phone or email before your first visit.

Call 800.853.7595

When should I see a fertility specialist?

After a year of trying without success, or after six months if you’re 35 or older. If you have a known concern, like irregular cycles, endometriosis or an abnormal sperm analysis, come in sooner. There’s no harm in an early consultation.

What happens at the first consultation?

Plan for about 90 minutes. We’ll review your medical history and goals, perform a pelvic ultrasound, and draw bloodwork on site. After your conversation with Dr. Elassar, you can expect to have an outline of a provisional plan.

Will I need IVF?

Not necessarily. Many patients succeed with treatments like ovulation induction or IUI. Dr. Elassar will recommend the approach that fits your history and goals.

Should I transfer more than one embryo?

We usually recommend a single embryo transfer. Transferring two embryos raises the chance of twins, and twin pregnancies carry more risk for parent and babies. Transferring one embryo at a time, and freezing the rest, keeps that risk low.

Do you work with insurance?

Yes, we can work with your insurance. Every plan is different, so contact our team for a review of the benefits available under your plan.

It's always the right time for the gift of life

Let's talk about what's next for you.

Call 800.853.7595