FET — frozen embryo transfer

FET — frozen embryo transfer

An existing frozen embryo is thawed for transfer. Embryo records, authorisations and individual medical circumstances determine whether and how a transfer can proceed.

Consider this page if you already have frozen embryos or are planning a later transfer. Embryos held by another institution require acceptance and transport arrangements first.

Main stages

1. Check embryo records, storage provider and authorisations
2. Confirm preparation, monitoring, medication and attendance
3. Embryo thawing and transfer
4. Pregnancy testing, medication instructions and follow-up

Fees

$4,500 USD

Base scope

Routine monitoring, thawing and one transfer.

Additional costs

Transfer medication, annual storage, sample transport, additional tests and other procedures.

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

Risks and treatment outcomes

Not every embryo survives thawing or results in pregnancy. Discuss cancellation, the number transferred, multiple pregnancy and follow-up with the clinical team.

Questions to ask

• Do the existing embryo records meet receiving requirements?
• What is my preparation plan and attendance schedule?
• How are thawing, cancellation and postponement charged?