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Freedom Of Choice
Be the boss of your own life. As women, we are told our biological clock is always ticking and running down. Don’t let the fear of the future or societal pressure to begin a family stop you from enjoying the path you've chosen. Career, education, travel, the possibilities are endless.
Vitrification:
This freezing process has proven
to have a 99% survival rate.
to have a 99% survival rate.
Traditional freezing methods have a
55% egg survival rate.
55% egg survival rate.
Egg Freezing Step-By-Step
1
Medication & Monitoring
Start medication to stimulate ovaries and help follicles to mature for collection. You will be monitored to ensure your medication is having the desired effect. This is typically about 2-3 weeks.
2
Trigger & Retrieve
The actual procedure to collect the eggs is relatively painless. Our fertility specialists will collect your eggs using a fine catheter through the vaginal wall into the ovary with light suction.
3
Freeze & Store
Your eggs are then frozen until you are ready to use them! When you are ready, you will need to book an IVF procedure to start the fertilization process.
Who Should Consider Freezing Their Eggs?
- Before any procedure (or surgery) that might diminish follicle count (removing an ovarian cyst or even a fibroid)
- Cancer patients who are about to undergo radiation treatment or chemotherapy
- Women who wish to conceive at a later date and want to preserve their current fertility