Egg Freezing
What is egg freezing?
There are many reasons why women choose to delay motherhood, and sometimes that choice is not theirs to make. We provide personalized care tailored to your unique needs and guide you through every step of the process.
Cancer and other medical conditions can seriously affect fertility, and a family history of early menopause may be a reason to consider egg freezing. Freezing and storage are recommended before chemotherapy or radiation therapy, as these treatments can have a significant impact on ovarian function.
Some women undergoing in vitro fertilization choose to freeze their eggs for future cycles rather than freeze embryos, due to personal, religious, or ethical beliefs. Eggs can also be frozen in cases where the male partner is unable to provide a semen sample on the day of the egg retrieval.
Frequently Asked Questions
Absolutely not. During stimulation, we retrieve only those eggs that your body would have lost naturally that month anyway.
Using the method of ultra-rapid freezing (vitrification), eggs can be safely stored for years without any loss of quality whatsoever.
The optimal age is between 20 and 35, when egg quality is at its highest. The procedure is also possible at a later stage, following an individual assessment of your ovarian reserve.
We’re happy to discuss our pricing transparently during your consultation, as we know this is an important factor for many people. You can view our full price list.
