Discuss options for preserving fertility and factors to
consider when planning for the future.
Fertility preservation means freezing eggs, sperm or embryos so that they may be used later. People choose it before medical treatment that may affect fertility, or because parenthood may be some years away.
Preserved samples do not guarantee a future pregnancy, and the chance of success depends especially on age at the time of freezing. Your specialist will help you understand realistic expectations, storage rules and costs before you decide.
Discuss your goals, timing and options.
Tests to understand ovarian reserve or sperm quality.
Egg collection after stimulation, or sperm collection.
Samples are vitrified and stored securely.
Egg quality declines with age, so freezing earlier generally offers better chances. Your specialist can discuss what is realistic for you.
Often, yes. We work with your medical team to arrange urgent appointments where possible.
Storage periods depend on local regulations and your consent. We will explain the current rules before you begin.
Understand the stages of in vitro
fertilization, from initial assessment
to treatment planning and follow-up.
Learn how intracytoplasmic sperm
injection may be considered as part of
an IVF treatment plan.
Explore the evaluations that may help
your specialist understand your
reproductive health.
Advanced embryo screening and
carrier testing to ensure the healthiest
start for your future family.
You don't have to have every answer before you
reach out. We're here to help you understand your options.
