Daniel is recognised for his expertise in complex fertility care, advanced IVF treatment, fertility preservation, and reproductive endocrinology, helping individuals and couples from across Australia and overseas achieve their goals of parenthood. He has extensive experience supporting a diverse range of family-building journeys, including single parents, same-sex couples, donor conception, and reciprocal IVF pathways. He also has a particular interest in personalised and lower-intervention fertility treatment approaches, including mini-IVF and needle-free IVF, offering carefully tailored treatment strategies designed to align with each patient’s individual circumstances and fertility goals.

After extensive experience across all areas of obstetrics and gynaecology, Daniel chose to dedicate his entire clinical practice exclusively to fertility medicine – a highly specialised and rapidly evolving field requiring deep scientific expertise, precision, and highly individualised care. By narrowing his focus entirely to fertility and IVF, he has developed an exceptional depth of experience in the diagnosis and management of both common and highly complex fertility challenges.

Daniel’s practice covers every aspect of fertility care, from fertility assessment and early treatment through to advanced IVF and fertility preservation, including egg freezing and sperm retrieval procedures. His areas of expertise include age-related infertility, unexplained infertility, male infertility, Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS), formerly known as PCOS, endometriosis, fibroids, recurrent miscarriage, donor conception, and complex medical or genetic fertility conditions. He also has a particular interest in fertility preservation and oncofertility, supporting patients undergoing cancer treatment or medical therapies that may affect future fertility.

Clinical leadership and academic appointments

Daniel is Clinical Director at Melbourne IVF – one of Australia’s leading fertility and IVF providers. He also holds a public Consultant appointment at The Royal Women’s Hospital and a Senior Lecturer position at the University of Melbourne within the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, where he is actively involved in teaching and training the next generation of fertility specialists.

International training and experience

Dr Lantsberg graduated from Ben Gurion University Medical School in Israel with Honours (Cum Laude) in 2008 before undertaking extensive specialist and subspecialist training in obstetrics, gynaecology, and fertility medicine.

He completed a six-year fellowship in Obstetrics, Gynaecology and Fertility at Sheba Medical Center in Israel – internationally recognised as one of the world’s leading hospitals. During this time, he also practised as a fertility specialist at both Sheba Medical Center and Tel Aviv Medical Center, two of Israel’s premier women’s health and fertility institutions.

Prior to relocating to Australia, Daniel served as Medical Director of one of Tel Aviv’s principal Emergency Obstetrics and Gynaecology Centres within Maccabi Healthcare, leading a team of more than 30+ doctors across one of the country’s busiest women’s health services.

Following his move to Melbourne, Daniel completed an additional 3-year full-time subspecialty Fellowship in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility at The Royal Women’s Hospital and Melbourne IVF – one of Australia’s most advanced fertility training programs.

Daniel also completed a Master of Health Administration (MHA), further strengthening his expertise in healthcare leadership, clinical governance, and the delivery of high-quality patient care.

Research and fertility innovation

In addition to his clinical work, Daniel is actively involved in fertility research, scientific collaboration, and medical education. He has authored more than 25+ peer-reviewed scientific publications, presented at over 30+ national and international conferences, and founded the Australian-Israeli consortium for advancements in fertility treatments, promoting international collaboration and scientific exchange in reproductive medicine.

Fertility preservation and oncofertility

Daniel is passionate about fertility preservation and oncofertility, remaining committed to improving fertility outcomes for women, men, and children diagnosed with cancer. He provides specialist fertility preservation care through Melbourne IVF and The Royal Women’s Hospital and is a member of the fertility preservation taskforce at The Royal Children’s Hospital.

A highly personalised approach to care

Patients frequently seek Dr Lantsberg’s care because of his highly personalised and thorough approach. Average first consultations with Daniel generally last over 1 hour and he intentionally limits the number of patients seen each day, allowing time for detailed assessment, careful planning, and individualised treatment strategies.

He believes fertility care should never follow a “one size fits all” model and is committed to ensuring every patient receives compassionate, evidence-based, and highly tailored care.

Where required, Daniel works closely with a multidisciplinary network of specialists, including endocrinologists, geneticists, gynaecological surgeons, and oncologists, ensuring patients receive comprehensive and coordinated fertility care.

Daniel holds dual specialist qualifications in both Australia and Israel – two countries internationally recognised for leadership in reproductive medicine, IVF innovation, and fertility research. By combining extensive international experience with advanced Australian subspecialist training, he provides patients with a uniquely comprehensive and sophisticated approach to fertility and IVF care.