Dato Dr Colin is invited to give a talk at Obsterical & Gynaecological Society of Singapore (7 – 8 October 2017)

Petaling Jaya : Dato’ Dr Colin Lee, The Medical Director of Alpha Fertility Centre has been honored by the McMillan Woods Global Awards as the 2017 recipient of its Lifetime Achievement in Medicine Award. This award is given in recognizing the achievement of the crème de la crème global leading business visionaries across all industry sectors and to honour their great contributions.
With close to 30 endeavoring years in Medicine especially in the area of assisted reproductive medicine, Dato’ Dr Colin Lee first founded Damansara Women’s Specialists Centre, Tropicana Medical Centre, and subsequently Alpha Fertility Centre, and has led his team to produce many innovative treatments which resulted in many world’s firsts in fertility treatment.
“I hope to continue to bring more innovations and R&D so as to improve the methodology in the treatment of infertile couples and pave the way for technological breakthroughs that have the potential to transform healthcare and benefit society” said Dato’ Dr Colin Lee when asked about what he anticipates to achieve in the future.
The award was presented by guest of honour Tunku Datuk Mu’tamir Tunku Tan Sri Mohamed, together with McMillan Woods organizing chairman and founding president Datuk Seri Raymond Liew, 24th March 2017, held at Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur.
From Left : McMillan Woods organizing chairman & founding president Dato Seri Raymond Liew, Dato’ Dr Colin Lee, and guest of honour Tunku Mu’tamir Tunku Mohamed at the awards ceremony.
Here are the answers to some of your burning questions about your ‘two-week wait’ after an embryo transfer!
After all the time, money and psychological capital that you’ve invested, you have finally undergone an embryo transfer and you’re one step closer to becoming parents. Now, the next step is crucial as you undergo a ‘two-week wait’ before you’re able to find out if the procedure has been a successful one.
You must be having a ton of questions running through your mind from, “What if…?” to “Should I…?” or “Should I not…?”. Not knowing the answer to such uncertainties could get you even more stressed up. So, to ease your stress levels, here are answers to some of your burning questions about life after an embryo transfer. (more…)
ALPHA FERTILITY CENTRE :
Special Fertility Assessment & Advice Package
In Conjunction With International Women’s Day
( PACKAGE WORTH RM 450 ) (more…)
Date : 11th March, 2017 (Saturday)
Time : 3.00pm - 5.00pm
Venue : Alpha Fertility Centre (Level 2)
Address : No.31, Jalan PJU 5/6 Dataran Sunway, Kota Damansara, 47810 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
About The Event: A casual & spontaneous IVF dialogue session with the fertility expert, Dr Haris Hamzah together with our special guest, Ms Shino Lim to share about latest advanced fertility treatments & technologies and the IVF success story & tips. The dialogue session will be conducted in English & you can prepare a set of questions that you would like to ask the experts on that day! Admission fee is FREE but seats booking is required in advance, so make sure you call/email/message us before the seats run out!
Advanced Technologies in Fertility Treatment brings hope for Thalassaemia couple
SELANGOR, August 9, 2016 — Alpha Fertility Centre (AFC) has made another significant milestone with its fertility treatment when Mr and Mrs Ong joyously welcomed the arrival of their healthy baby boy, weighing 3.58 kg. The baby boy who was successfully delivered last month, Sunday 9th July 2016 is in perfectly healthy condition despite the fact that both his parents are Alpha Thalassaemia carriers. This is the first successful case of a healthy newborn from both Alpha Thalassaemia carrier parents with Alpha Thalassaemia in Malaysia through the concurrent use of Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD) and Preimplantation Genetic Screening (PGS) with Ion Torrent Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) which were performed on a single platform using a single biopsy.
It is really a bundle of joy worth celebrating by Mr and Mrs Ong as they both are Thalassaemia carriers. While the chance of a child born from parents with this genetic condition to be normal is only 25%, the risk of their offspring to be an Alpha Thalassaemia carrier is as high as 50% and 25% risking Alpha Thalassaemia Major (also known as Bart’s hydrops fetalis). (more…)