Genea Egg Freezing Clinic

Egg Freezing: Preserve Your Options for the Future

The egg freezing process, although impossible to guarantee 100% success, is supported by world-leading technology led by our experts at Genea Thailand, ensuring that your eggs will be in our hands as safely as possible.

Why Freeze Your Eggs?

A woman's fertility naturally declines with age. By her mid-20s, oocyte (egg) quality and quantity start to decrease, accelerating after 35. Egg freezing allows you to capture your eggs during your peak reproductive years, maximizing your chances of conceiving later in life.

The Egg Freezing Process

Egg freezing is a relatively simple process. Here's a breakdown of the steps:

Pre-treatment

This involves blood tests and an ultrasound to assess your ovarian health.

Treatment Plan

A fertility specialist will discuss your options and create a personalized plan.

Egg Stimulation

Your ovaries will be stimulated with injectable medications for around 10 days. Regular monitoring through blood tests and ultrasounds will be done during this time.

Egg Collection

A minor surgical procedure to retrieve your eggs. You'll need someone to accompany you for support.

Vitrification & Storage

Your eggs will be frozen using advanced technology and stored securely until you're ready to use them.

Get the Answers You Need

Have questions about egg freezing? Our fertility specialists and concierge team in Thailand are here to help. We can address your concerns and guide you through the process.

Egg Freezing success rates.

While egg freezing technology has improved significantly, it doesn't guarantee pregnancy. However, it significantly increases your chances of having a baby later in life.

The success rate depends largely on the age your eggs were frozen at, not your age when you use them for pregnancy. Limited data exists on overall egg freezing success rates, but Genea's overall IVF success rates are well above the national average in Australia, where data is collected and audited publicly by the national government.

What Clients Say To Genea Egg Freezing Clinic?

Egg freezing at this clinic was a breeze. The staff were professional and made me feel comfortable throughout the entire process.

Mandy (Singapore)

The egg freezing process was smooth and reassuring, I appreciated the clear communication and support from the clinic's staff. Overall, it was a positive experience, and I feel confident about

my decision.

Artirat (Thailand)

The egg freezing procedure here exceeded my expectations. I felt well-supported and confident in my decision.

Kelly (Hong Kong, China)

Your Future, Your Choice

By choosing Genea Thailand for your egg freezing, you'll benefit from our expertise and commitment to your success.

We'll be with you every step of the way, helping you achieve your family-building dreams.

Egg Freezing FAQs

What age is recommended for egg freezing and storage?
Egg freezing can be done at any age. Research has shown that freezing eggs before the age of 35 results in a higher quantity and quality of eggs. However, as women age beyond this threshold, the success rate of conceiving from frozen eggs decreases, and a larger number of eggs may be required due to declining quality. The recommended number of eggs for freezing varies depending on a woman's age, with an average recommendation of approximately 15 eggs.
How successful is egg freezing?
Limited data exists on egg freezing success rates overall as fewer than 10 percent of patients return to use their eggs. However, it is worth considering Geneas overall IVF success rates.
What are the important factors to consider when thinking about freezing my eggs?
When deciding whether or not to freeze eggs, the two most important factors to consider are the quality and quantity of eggs. You should also think about the number of eggs you wish to freeze.
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