Egg Freezing is a great option for women wanting to have options in the future for a family.
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What is egg freezing?
Egg freezing involves all the steps of an IVF cycle up to and including egg collection. Eggs are then frozen by a method called vitriication. When the woman wants to use the eggs, they will be thawed, and she will resume the second half of an IVF cycle –adding sperm to the eggs, embryo transfer, and freezing any spare embryos. Or download our PDF here.
Who freezes their eggs?
- We see women aged from mid 20's through to early 40's
- Single women who have not met the right person just yet or
- Women in relationships, where maybe they are not ready
We have egg freezing packages that include medication - so you know what the price is before you start. Check out our fees page here.
Find out more about the logistics and biology of egg freezing here.
Want to know more?
Check out our Egg freezing LIVE Q&As we have hosted over on Instagram. Get to know how egg freezing gives women the empowerment of choice & what's involved straight from our experts.
A chat with Dr. Mary Birdsall
A Q&A with Dr. Kate Van Harsleer
When is the right time?
The right time to try to have a baby depends on your unique circumstances. It's an incredibly personal decision. You may be single, married, or in a LGBTQI+ relationship. If you're not in a position to try for a baby now, egg freezing may be an option to help preserve your fertility.
It's easy to take the first step
To get started, we recommend you make an appointment to talk with a fertility specialist. At this consultation, the specialist will explain options and help you form an initial plan. He or she will also arrange some initial screening tests to assess your fertility.