Egg freezing and fertility preservation

Egg freezing and fertility preservation

Eggs are retrieved and frozen for possible future use. This preserves an option and does not guarantee a future pregnancy or birth.

Discuss your preservation goals, future plans, existing history and medication. The clinician determines which assessment and cycle arrangements are appropriate.

Main stages

1. Assessment and review of existing reports
2. Stimulation, monitoring and retrieval
3. Freezing report and storage arrangements
4. Renewal and authorisation for possible future use

Fees

$9,000 USD

Base scope

Routine monitoring, one retrieval and freezing.

Additional costs

Initial tests, medication, anaesthesia and annual storage. Future thawing, fertilisation, culture and transfer are separately assessed and charged.

Reference budget in USD. Request a written quotation for your individual plan.

Risks and treatment outcomes

Discuss stimulation and retrieval risks, the possibility of few or no suitable eggs, and the limitations of future survival, fertilisation and pregnancy outcomes. Age and individual factors matter.

Questions to ask

• What outcome and limitations should I expect from one cycle?
• Are freezing and annual storage charged separately?
• What happens if I change contact details, transfer samples or stop storage?