Every day, more and more women are choosing to freeze their eggs, thus preserving their fertility so they can decide the best time to become mothers. We want to offer you the best and most accessible option for egg vitrification.
This is a fertility preservation service at the most competitive price on the market. Because we understand that the decision of when to become a mother should not be conditioned by economic issues.
You will be able to access our Express Fertility Preservation for €1,655.
You can request your free appointment to obtain information here.
The treatment includes everything you need to preserve your oocytes and use them when you decide: consultation, study and cycle planning, unlimited ultrasound and hormonal controls for stimulation, follicular puncture for egg extraction and treatment, and vitrification in a laboratory (unlimited number) for two years (minimum time they must remain vitrified). Each additional year of vitrification after the third year can be contracted for only €395.
You can also opt for classic preservation, which includes five years of oocyte maintenance, for €2,485.
All the information about these treatments here.
Why choose preservation?
There are a multitude of reasons: personal issues, illness, work situation, uncertainty about the decision… Any of them are valid reasons for choosing to delay motherhood. The drawback is that postponing this moment carries a risk: we become less fertile over time. This is because the number of eggs we are born with is finite (and no more are produced). Over the years, this reserve decreases. So does their quality, so that the final eggs offer less chance of pregnancy and a greater probability of miscarriages due to chromosomal alterations, especially after the age of 35.
Women who want to protect their ability to have children often choose to cryopreserve (freeze) their oocytes using the vitrification method and keep them that way for as long as they need. When they decide to use them, the vitrified oocytes are thawed, fertilised and transferred as in a routine IVF treatment.