EGG FREEZING

Egg Freezing in Bangkok, Thailand with Genesis Fertility Clinic

Preserve your fertility with advanced egg freezing (oocyte cryopreservation) in Bangkok. Protect your healthiest eggs today and keep your options open for future family planning with expert fertility specialists and state-of-the-art cryopreservation technology.

Egg freezing (oocyte cryopreservation) collects and freezes your healthy eggs so they can be used for pregnancy later. Because egg quality and quantity fall with age especially after 35 freezing eggs while you are younger preserves them at their best. At Genesis Fertility Center, eggs are frozen by Vitrification and stored at −196°C for years; when you are ready, they are thawed and fertilised through ICSI.

What is Egg Freezing? 

Egg freezing preserves a woman’s eggs at their current quality. The process involves stimulating the ovaries to produce multiple mature eggs, which are then retrieved through a minimally invasive procedure. The mature eggs are rapidly frozen using vitrification technology and stored safely in liquid nitrogen at -196°C.

• A specialist stimulates the ovaries to mature several eggs, retrieves them, and freezes the healthiest ones by Vitrification — an ultra-fast freezing method that avoids the ice crystals that can damage a cell.

• The eggs are kept in liquid nitrogen at −196°C and can be stored for many years.

• When you are ready to conceive, they are thawed and fertilised with sperm through ICSI.

• Egg freezing enables women to preserve their fertility by storing eggs at a younger age, when egg quality is typically at its highest.

Who Should Consider Egg Freezing?

A woman’s fertility naturally declines with age. Both the number and quality of eggs decrease over time, with a more significant decline beginning around age 35. As egg quality decreases, it becomes more difficult to conceive naturally, and the risks of miscarriage and chromosomal abnormalities increase.

By freezing eggs at a younger age, women can preserve healthier eggs for future use, improving their chances of a successful pregnancy later in life.

For example, if you freeze your eggs at age 30 and decide to have children at age 40, your frozen eggs retain the quality they had when they were collected, rather than reflecting your age at the time of treatment.

• Are not yet ready to have children but wish to preserve their fertility

• Plan to undergo IVF or ICSI in the future

• Want to delay pregnancy for personal, educational, or career reasons

• Have been diagnosed with cancer and require chemotherapy or radiation treatment that may affect ovarian function

• Need ovarian surgery for conditions such as ovarian cysts or benign ovarian tumors

• Have a family history of premature ovarian insufficiency or early menopause

• Have medical conditions that may reduce ovarian reserve

• Are concerned about age-related fertility decline

• Have been diagnosed with infertility or are at increased risk of infertility