Generation Next Fertility was born from a shared vision between Dr. Edward Nejat and Dr. Janelle Luk: to redefine what a fertility clinic could provide for its patients. We opened our doors in 2017 in the heart of New York City with a mission to become the most patient-centric clinic in the nation. Recognizing that every patient’s journey is unique, our treatments combine advanced medical innovation with personalized care.
Low-dose natural or mild IVF protocols are available for those seeking gentler approaches, while advanced techniques such as PRP therapy and LPS protocols may be recommended for patients requiring specialized care.
With the renowned expertise of Dr. Jesse Hade as the Director of Third Party Reproduction and the dedicated care of fertility specialist Dr. Serin Seckin, Generation Next Fertility stands as New York’s premier choice in reproductive care for prioritizing each patient’s unique needs and circumstances.
With locations in Manhattan, Westchester County, and Long Island, Generation Next Fertility has expanded its reach to make exceptional fertility care accessible to more individuals and families. Whether the goal is fertility preservation or achieving parenthood, our clinic is dedicated to providing hope, support, and exceptional care to individuals and couples on their journey to parenthood, setting a shining example for the future of reproductive medicine.
Founding Partner & Practice Director
Dr. Edward Nejat
We’re a very different kind of fertility center offering a next generation level of science and service.That commitment has helped make us a Top 10 fertility center in New York City.
Dr. Nejat, Practice Director and Co-Founder at Generation Next Fertility, is an accomplished fertility specialist and reproductive endocrinologist who prioritizes the doctor-patient relationship, emphasizing accessibility,
empathy, and exceptional clinical ability. His scientific interests encompass natural cycle IVF, mild stimulation IVF, unexplained infertility, diminished ovarian reserve, oocyte cryopreservation, and donor/recipient cycles.
Founding Partner & Medical Director
Dr. Janelle Luk
Ever since I was a little girl, I have wanted to empower and educate women so that they can have full control of their journey to parenthood. Seeing dreams come true and women having full control of their choices is the most fulfilling aspect of my career.
Dr. Luk, Co-Founder and Medical Director at Generation Next Fertility, is a top board-certified Reproductive Endocrinologist seeking to empower women through
individualized fertility treatments.She specializes in areas such as diminished ovarian reserve, infertility of unknown causes, polycystic ovarian syndrome, and recurrent pregnancy loss.
Partner & Third Party Reproduction Director
Dr. Jesse Hade,
Every day I see hopeful parents who have been turned away from large fertility programs who fall outside their standard protocols. We owe it to our patients to explore every option.
Dr. Jesse Hade, a compassionate board-certified reproductive endocrinologist with over two decades of private practice experience, is a leading expert in fertility. He has mentored physicians nationwide and earned numerous awards
for his research. Dr. Hade specializes in addressing complex and often overlooked issues and is pioneering Ovarian Revitalization through a groundbreaking PRP Clinical Study: a first in reproductive medicine.
Fertility Specialist
Dr. Serin Seckin
From a young age, I knew that my purpose was to make a difference in women’s health, rooted in my upbringing within the medical industry and my personal connection to endometriosis. Exceptional care is my unwavering commitment: blending expertise with personalized attention.
Dr. Serin Seckin, a native of New York City, is the newest addition to the Generation Next Fertility team! Recently completing her fellowship in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility at Columbia University,
she brings a strong academic background, including a medical degree with a concentration in Translational Research. Her expertise spans fertility preservation, ovarian aging, and the influence of endometriosis on fertility.
