Egg Freezing & Fertility Preservation

Egg freezing is a proactive fertility preservation method that allows individuals to preserve their eggs at a younger age for future use.

The process involves hormone stimulation, egg retrieval, and cryopreservation using advanced freezing techniques. It’s ideal 
for those not ready to start a family but want to keep their 
options open.

Preserve Your Fertility, Empower 
Your Future

Egg freezing—also known as oocyte cryopreservation—allows you to take control of your reproductive future by preserving healthy eggs at your current age. Whether for personal, medical, or career reasons, egg freezing gives you options and peace 
of mind.

How Egg Freezing Works

The process begins with a few weeks of hormone injections to stimulate the ovaries, followed by a quick, outpatient egg retrieval. The eggs are then flash-frozen using vitrification and stored until you’re ready to use them.

Is Egg Freezing Right for You?

  • You want to delay starting a family
  • You’re focused on your career or education
  • You have a medical condition affecting fertility (e.g., cancer 
treatment)
  • You’re not ready to become a parent yet, but want to preserve 
your options

Why Timing Matters

Egg quality declines with age, so freezing your eggs earlier typically results in higher success rates. Our fertility specialists will guide you through every step to ensure you feel confident and supported.

FAQs

  • When is the best age to freeze my eggs?

    The best time to freeze eggs is in your 20s to early 30s, when egg quality and quantity are highest. However, many women also freeze successfully in their mid-to-late 30s.

  • How long can eggs stay frozen?

    Eggs can remain frozen for many years without losing quality. Successful pregnancies have been achieved with eggs stored for over a decade.

  • Is egg freezing safe?

    Yes, egg freezing is considered safe, with risks similar to IVF. Most women resume normal activity within a few days after egg retrieval.

  • How many eggs should I freeze?

    The ideal number depends on your age and fertility goals. Generally, 15–20 mature eggs give the best chance of a future live birth.

  • Will egg freezing affect my future fertility?

    No. Freezing eggs does not reduce your natural fertility or ability to conceive later. It simply preserves options for the future.

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