Egg freezing guide
fertility clinic guide
Why freeze eggs
Want to have kids later in life? Egg freezing can help increase your chances of getting pregnant in the future. All of us are born with 1-2 million eggs in our ovaries, but this number declines with time. Since 1986 egg freezing has helped women increase their chances of getting pregnant at a later age.
Egg freezing is the most common scientifically proven treatment that helps you increase your chances of getting pregnant when you are ready
Women who froze their eggs share:
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Traditionally, the cost of egg freezing varies significantly
Costs are calculated per cycle. You might need 1-3 cycles, depending on how early you freeze, your family size goals, or the success rate of the procedure and other variants.
*Your health insurance can be billed for some of these expenses
Did you know that you actually save money on IVF if you freeze your eggs earlier? Read the study >
optimizing your costs
We find high performance clinics that maximize your results, taking into consideration your budget (as low as $4,500 for the cycle with medication) and any other factors unique to your situation.
timely information
You can’t always rely on a timely response from traditional clinics. But with our WhatsApp support group, we’ll be there to quickly get you the information you need on a timely basis. This can help you prevent costly mistakes.
1:1 matching
We’ll match you up with women who have already gone through the egg freezing process, someone who has been there before and can help you know what to expect.
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FAQ
FAQ
Is eggs freezing worth it? Why freeze your eggs?
Fertility decreases in women due to the normal age-related decrease in the number of eggs remaining in the ovaries as well as the quality of these eggs (chance of genetic abnormalities). Fertility declines in 30s, particularly after age of 35. The chance to get pregnant for 30 years old woman is around 20% during her cycle, while by the age of 40 it drops to 5% with most of the women unable to get pregnant naturally or with IVF in their mid 40s. Egg freezing is the only way to preserve your reproductive ability.
How much does egg freezing cost?
The national average cost of egg freezing with medication is $15,000-20,000 without insurance. The total cost includes bloodwork, ultrasound, egg retrieval, anesthesia, embryo lab fees and oocyte storage for 1 year. After that you will have to pay $600-1,000 of annual storage fees. The cost of the cycle and medication varies largely depending on the region where you live, clinic and on the medication protocol prescribed and pharmacy you use. Medication is often excluded from the price billed by the clinic. Depending on your insurance it may cover part of the cycle (monitoring) and medication. At Blooming Eve we help you optimize your cost of the procedure and get financing if you can’t cover it.
What is the recommended age for freezing eggs?
Fertility declines in 30s, particularly after age of 35 with the most reproductive age is in mid 20s. Each case is individual, as for some women the decline in the number of eggs may happen sooner than for others, most of the reproductive fertility doctors recommend to freeze eggs before the age of 35.