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Drakopoulos Reproductive Medicine is a private fertility medical group based in Athens, Greece, specializing in advanced assisted reproduction techniques. Under the leadership of Prof. Dr. Panagiotis Drakopoulos, an internationally renowned expert in reproductive medicine and surgery, the clinic offers a full spectrum of treatments – including IVF, egg and sperm donation, ICSI, embryo freezing, and genetic testing – all supported by state-of-the-art technology and personalized care.
Patients who choose Drakopoulos Reproductive Medicine receive not only high‑quality medical care and treatment, but also benefit from the clinic’s setting in Athens, with its calmer atmosphere, healthy Mediterranean diet and warm local hospitality, which can support emotional wellbeing and help them stay focused on their treatment.
Drakopoulos Reproductive Medicine Clinic Facilities and Patient Services Overview
Combining scientific excellence with highly individualized support, Drakopoulos Reproductive Medicine offers a modern environment tailored to each patient’s fertility journey. The practice welcomes both local and international patients, providing comprehensive assistance – including airport transfers, accommodation arrangements, and ongoing communication directly overseen by Prof. Dr. Panagiotis Drakopoulos – ensuring high success rates and exceptional patient satisfaction.
Partnerships include one key IVF center: the Institute of Life. The IVF unit is located within IASO Hospital, the largest maternity hospital in Athens, ensuring full patient safety. It is also equipped with a computerized RI system that tracks genetic material, offering complete peace of mind throughout the treatment process.
The Medical Team at Drakopoulos Reproductive Medicine
The medical team is led by Prof. Dr. Panagiotis Drakopoulos, an internationally recognized expert in reproductive medicine and surgery. He shares his extensive knowledge through academic roles as Assistant Professor at the University of Brussels (VUB, IVF Brussels) and at the European University of Cyprus.
With more than 110 scientific publications and regular contributions as a speaker and reviewer for leading international IVF journals and conferences, Prof. Drakopoulos combines scientific precision with clinical excellence.
The Drakopoulos Reproductive Medicine Team is further supported by midwives and IVF Coordinators Voula Kakkara and Catherine Koviou, who communicate fluently in English, Greek, and French. They play an essential role in patient care, coordinating every stage of treatment to ensure effective communication and personalized support.
The team follows a holistic approach to the IVF journey, offering not only advanced fertility treatment but also emotional support from a certified fertility psychologist, as well as guidance from a dietitian and internal medicine specialist. These professionals are external collaborators working closely with Drakopoulos Reproductive Medicine to provide personalized support for the best possible outcome.
Egg Donation Program Overview at Drakopoulos Reproductive Medicine
Drakopoulos Reproductive Medicine offers a comprehensive egg donation program designed to maximize the chances of successful pregnancy with personalized, high-standard care. The program guarantees a minimum of two blastocysts developed from each donation cycle, assuming a suitable semen sample is provided. Additional embryos are often frozen for future use, providing patients with improved treatment flexibility.
The treatment covers all critical stages of the egg donation process—including donor ovarian stimulation and medication, ICSI fertilization, embryo culture to blastocyst stage using advanced EmbryoScope technology, and freezing of surplus embryos. This ensures the highest standards of embryo development and quality control. Surrogacy programs are also available from €25,000; due to Greece’s complex legal requirements, cases are evaluated individually, with the clinic focusing solely on medical aspects such as screening, embryo transfer, and monitoring.
While the treatment package includes nearly all aspects of the egg donation cycle, certain components are not covered – such as blood tests required before and during treatment, medication costs, and administrative fees like file opening.
The program is overseen by Prof. Dr. Panagiotis Drakopoulos, who provides continuous support and guidance, ensuring that each patient receives individually tailored medical care throughout their fertility journey with donor eggs.
Drakopoulos Reproductive Medicine Google Reviews
Patients praise Drakopoulos Reproductive Medicine for the team’s professionalism, empathy, and personalized care. Patient Reviews (Google 4.9/5 from 151 ratings). Here are selected reviews:
I would like to express my deepest gratitude to Dr P. Drakopoulos and Mme Voula and the entire team for their expertise, kindness, and support throughout our journey. Thanks to their dedication and attentive care, we have been fortunate enough to achieve our dream of pregnancy ❤️🙏 I highly recommend this clinic to anyone seeking compassionate guidance and a committed team👌Thank you infinitely for everything💞
Reviewed by Francine Kanyana Gatabazi
Excellent Doctor. From the start Professor Drakopoulos has been amazing. Kind, caring, good communication and pays attention to all the details. I feel totally safe leaving my care in his hands and trust his advice. Highly recommend.
Reviewed by Catrin Williams
Mr. Drakopoulos was highly recommended to me by a friend and I am so grateful for that. After speaking to many doctors, Mr. Drakopoulos convinced me from the first moment we spoke on the phone. Truly one of the kindest, empathetic doctors I have ever come across. He not only explains everything in a matter I can understand and is available anytime but also gives you hope. Highly recommended!
Reviewed by Ellen German
IVF cost and treatment options at Drakopoulos Reproductive Medicine
IVF Treatment options:
Woman up to 54 years old
Single woman
Lesbian couples
Fresh donor eggs
Frozen donor eggs
Surrogacy
PGT-A (PGS) – genetic embryo testing
HIV positive - male
HIV positive - female
HBV/HCV positive - male
HBV/HCV positive - female
Gender selection (medical reason)
Fenomatch - donor matching
IVF costs:
IVF with own eggs: from €3,800
Egg donation:
from €6,200
Medical consultation: from €60
Frozen embryo transfer: from €1,500
Embryo donation: from €6,200
Donor sperm: from €500
Egg donors availability:
Egg donor race:
Caucasian (white)
Hispanic (Latino)
Scandinavian
African (black)
Asian
Indian
Arab
Egg donor anonimity:
Anonymous
Non anonymous
Donor pictures:
Donor picture
Donor as a baby picture
Donor egg source:
Egg Bank located at the Clinic
External Egg Bank
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Drakopoulos Reproductive Medicine - Experience and Team
Clinic operates since: 2015
No. of IVF cycles (donor eggs): 4000
No. of IVF cycles (own eggs): 5500
No. of fertility doctors: 1
No. of embryologists:
Prof. Dr Panagiotis Drakopoulos
Medical director
Experience: 6 years
Languages: English, French, Greek
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Voula Kakkara
Midwife, IVF Coordinator
Experience: 16 years
Languages: English, French, Greek
Catherine Koviou
Midwife, IVF Coordinator
Experience: 11 years
Languages: English, Greek, French
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Drakopoulos Reproductive Medicine - IVF with Donor Eggs Success Rates
DATA CONFIRMED BY CLINIC
*Data provided by clinic for 2024
You should know:
Presented statistics don't include any frozen embryo transfers within an IVF cycle. Be aware of treatment costs as some clinics include frozen embryo transfers in their statistics and FET may not be included in program cost.
How are the success rates calculated?
Fresh donor eggs
single IVF cycle success rate per embryo transfer:
77%
Frozen donor eggs
single IVF cycle success rate per embryo transfer:
73%
Average number of embryos transferred per embryo transfer
The higher number of embryos the higher risk of multiple pregnancy:
1
Preferred embryo transfer day
day 3 (cleavage) or day 5 (blastocyst):
5
Your individual chances to successful treatment
If you don't want to fall into IVF success rates trap, ask the clinic about your individual prognosis based on your age, medical history, previous treatments and infertility diagnosis.
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Fresh donor oocytes were used for fertilization with donor or partner's sperm.
Frozen donor eggs Donor oocytes from egg bank were thawed before fertilization with donor or partner's sperm.
Note: As statistics shown in various sources (ESHRE, SART) on average the value of success rate when using frozen eggs may be 10% lower than with fresh eggs.
Embryo transfer day and number of embryos
Embryo transfer day Many clinics prefer to transfer embryos on day 5 at the blastocyst stage as it may lead to better outcomes of an IVF program.
Number of embryos to transfer International and national medical organizations including ASRM, SART and ESHRE discourage the transfer of a large number of embryos because of the increased likelihood of multiple-fetus pregnancies. Multiple-fetus pregnancies, in turn, increase the probability of premature births and related health problems.
Worth to know:
We encourage IVF Clinics to present success rates per cycle rather than per patient. We also ask clinics not to include any frozen embryo transfers in success rates calculation.
Please bear in mind that including frozen embryo transfers (FET) in statistics may increase the overall value of success rates - however at the same time it will increase the cost of the IVF treatment. IVF Clinics usually do not include frozen embryo transfer costs in their programs. That means that if you have any embryos left - the treatment will cost you more than advertised by the clinic.
IVF Success Rates
The way IVF success rates are calculated may vary from clinic to clinic. Calculating and presenting success rates by clinics is a common "communication" issue as clinics try to advertise the best values on their websites.
IVF success rates are usually calculated as a percentage of clinical pregnancies dividing the number of favorable results such as number clinical pregnancies by the number of procedures performed such as a number of embryo transfers, according to the following formula:
"number of pregnancies or number of live births / number of embryo transfers"
You should be aware that the success of IVF treatment is the sum of different factors and circumstances, only few of which depend on the clinic itself. The latter are surely the experience and professionalism of the medical staff as well as offered IVF treatments that allow particular types of patients (with either lower or higher chances of a successful pregnancy).
However, in majority of cases it is your individual situation, condition and medical history that influence the result of the treatment. Your age, genetic factors or various reasons for infertility play a crucial role in determining the IVF success.
Contact in person the clinics you’re interested in and discuss your own perspectives on IVF success instead of studying success rates advertised on clinic's websites.
If you'd like to now more about egg donation success rates please refer to this article:
Here you'll find basic information about the program and the sum of additional costs that are required to carry out the treatment.
The "Additional costs" mean that there are additional costs to cover on top of the advertised program price. You may find these costs in the "Included in program and additional costs" tab below.
Popup - Basic guarantees:
Guarantees refer to number of donor eggs (oocytes) included in the program, number of embryos which are guaranteed on day 3 or day 5 at the blastocyst stage.
Important:
When the clinic offers an embryo guarantee, the basic requirement is good quality partner’s sperm. Usually IVF clinics use WHO standards to assess the sperm parameters. If this is the case, make sure you ask the clinic which particular standards are being applied and what parameters are taken into account. Some fertility clinics apply their own standards. Make sure you ask what happens, if despite good sperm parameters, you will not receive the guaranteed number of embryos.
What does it mean?
Here you will find all the options that are included in the program and those that are necessary to carry out the IVF program but at an additional cost.
All procedures/services which are not included have additional costs that you will have to cover apart from the costs of the Program.
What does it mean?
Other procedures and services that are possible to perform at the Clinic at additional cost.
Remember the decision to use medical services should be made after consulting your doctor.
Refund based on outcome
IVF Refund Program is a term used for financial IVF programs. They give the patient access to two or three IVF cycles for one payment. Usually fresh embryo transfers and extra frozen embryo transfers are included in the price.
A multi-cycle IVF refund program means that the treatment continues until the desired result. It may refer to either clinical pregnancy or a live birth – or until all of the program’s cycles are completed. If the IVF program ends successfully, the clinic will not return your money. However, if you don’t achieve your goal, you can count on a partial or full refund of the costs.
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