Advanced fertility preservation that allows you to store eggs or embryos at a younger age so that you can plan pregnancy when the time is right.
The steps are similar to an IVF cycle but focused on safely retrieving and freezing eggs or embryos for future use.
Detailed discussion of your plans, AMH / egg reserve testing, ultrasound, and basic fertility workup.
The doctor plans a stimulation protocol based on your age, egg reserve, and medical history.
Hormone injections help multiple eggs grow in the ovaries over 10–12 days, with regular monitoring.
A trigger injection is given to mature the eggs, and the retrieval is timed precisely afterwards.
Eggs are collected under short anesthesia. They are either frozen as eggs or fertilized to form embryos.
Embryologists closely monitor egg and embryo quality in a controlled IVF laboratory environment.
Eggs or embryos are rapidly frozen using vitrification and stored in liquid nitrogen for long term.
When you are ready, the frozen eggs or embryos can be thawed and used for IVF/ICSI and embryo transfer.
Egg and embryo freezing can be a thoughtful step if you want to protect your fertility while life plans, medical treatments, or personal situations evolve.
Freezing preserves the current quality of eggs or embryos, but final pregnancy success will also depend on your health and uterine factors when you use them.
Younger eggs and embryos generally have better future success. Freezing earlier usually means better quality.
More eggs or embryos stored can increase the chances of pregnancy from your frozen samples.
Modern vitrification and cryostorage techniques allow safe storage for many years with careful monitoring.
A short consultation can help you understand your current fertility reserve, your options, and the most suitable time to preserve your fertility.
“Freezing today can keep your options open for tomorrow.”
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