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Fertility Assessment
We begin with a consultation, hormone testing, and ultrasound to evaluate your ovarian reserve and plan the best approach for you.
Take control of your reproductive future
Plan for your future. Protect your options. Whether you're focused on your career, waiting for the right partner, or simply not ready to start a family, egg freezing gives you the power to preserve your fertility at its healthiest stage. At Advanced Fertility Center of Texas (AFCT), we offer personalized egg freezing using the most advanced vitrification technology in our on-site IVF laboratory, Omni Med Laboratory. With expert care from Dr. Michael Allon and our experienced team, you can take control of your future fertility with confidence.
EGG FREEZING
Take control of your reproductive future with egg freezing
Egg freezing, also called oocyte cryopreservation, is a proactive way to preserve eggs while they are still healthy and viable. Many women choose egg freezing because they want to:
Fertility naturally declines with age, especially after 35. By freezing your eggs earlier, you can give yourself the best chance of having a healthy pregnancy later using your own eggs.
If you're in your 20s or early 30s, egg freezing offers the best chance for future success.
THE PRESERVATION JOURNEY
Egg freezing follows similar steps to IVF, but without fertilization or embryo transfer.
We begin with a consultation, hormone testing, and ultrasound to evaluate your ovarian reserve and plan the best approach for you.
You'll take fertility medications for about 10–12 days to help your ovaries produce multiple mature eggs.
Regular ultrasounds and bloodwork track your progress and ensure the best timing for egg retrieval.
A gentle, minimally invasive procedure is performed under light sedation. You can usually return home the same day.
Mature eggs are rapidly frozen using advanced vitrification technology at Omni Med Laboratory, preserving their quality for years to come.
ANSWERS & CLARITY
Eggs can be safely stored for many years. There is no expiration date, but younger eggs typically offer better outcomes.
Most women aim to freeze 10–20 mature eggs per cycle. Some may need multiple cycles depending on age and fertility goals.
When you're ready, eggs are thawed, fertilized with sperm through IVF, and the resulting embryos are transferred into your uterus.
Yes. Egg retrieval is a minimally invasive outpatient procedure with a quick recovery time, and vitrification is the safest, most effective freezing method available.
Preserve your fertility and plan your future. Our experts provide compassionate, personalized care to help you explore your options with confidence.
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