Egg Freezing
What Is Egg Freezing?
During the process, viable eggs are harvested from the ovaries and frozen at sub-zero temperatures. When the patient is ready to have a child, the preserved ovum is thawed and used in an in vitro fertilization (IVF) cycle. Our fertility clinic serving Greater Los Angeles is glad to help you explore this option.
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At Los Angeles Reproductive Center, we provide comprehensive reproductive care options using advanced techniques and technology. Fertility preservation options like egg freezing can allow you to have a family when you feel ready. We are here to guide you through every step, including fertility treatments using your eggs in IVF or surrogacy.
Are you interested in exploring how this solution can help you grow your family without having to cope with infertility issues later in life? Request a consultation with our doctors by filling out our online form or by calling our practice, with offices in Bakersfield and Encino, CA.
(818) 946-8051
Helping Los Angeles-Area Patients Plan and Grow Their Families
"[Dr Kalan] was very sweet, responsive, knowledgeable, and caring about his work and his patients. If there was a problem he wanted to be thorough and would talk to you about any additional testing he recommended to be done. He spoke in ways that helped me understand things." Melie Sin
The Egg Freezing Process
It is typically recommended that patients freeze about 10-20 eggs per cycle. Because not every fertilized egg will result in an embryo, this helps you have a better chance of pregnancy during the IVF process.
Fresh vs. Frozen Eggs Success and Live Birth Rates
Comparing Numbers
Since initially attempted in the 1980s, the methods and success rates of egg freezing have improved dramatically. That said, studies have found that the use of unfrozen eggs still yields higher live birth rates than frozen eggs. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), fresh ova have a live birth rate of 57.1 percent, while frozen ova have a live birth rate of 44.2 percent.
Techniques Continue to Improve
As studies continue to confirm the efficacy of egg freezing, the American Society of Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) has declared that oocyte cryopreservation is no longer an experimental process. We can discuss if fresh or frozen eggs are better for you during a consultation at our offices in Bakersfield and Encino.
Is There an Ideal Age
for Freezing Eggs?
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Many women consider freezing eggs before age 35 to ensure peak viability. We encourage you to read our egg freezing FAQs or contact our team of fertility specialists if you have more questions regarding this or other infertility treatments.
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I came here and let me tell you dr. winkler is the best. I had infertility issues for years. I thought I wasn’t going to be able to have kids and thanks to her I conceived within months with injectable medication and IUI. I am very happy now I’m 17 weeks pregnant. The staff was also nice very understanding. I recommend this place if you’re trying to conceive, give them a try
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