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What it is

Cryopreservation is the process of freezing and storing reproductive cells such as eggs, sperm, or embryos at very low temperatures to preserve their viability for future use. This technique provides individuals and couples with the ability to safeguard their fertility until the time is right to build a family.

How It Works

Through advanced laboratory techniques, reproductive cells are carefully frozen using vitrification, a rapid-freezing method that minimizes the formation of damaging ice crystals. Once stored in liquid nitrogen, the cells remain preserved without deterioration for many years. When the individual is ready, the frozen eggs, sperm, or embryos can be thawed and used in fertility treatments such as in vitro fertilization (IVF).

Cryopreservation offers flexibility and reassurance for a wide range of individuals:
+ Women who want to preserve eggs due to age, medical treatment (such as chemotherapy), or personal circumstances.

+ Men who want to safeguard sperm before undergoing medical procedures or as part of family planning.

+ Couples pursuing IVF, who may wish to store embryos for future attempts.

+ Individuals seeking fertility preservation before gender-affirming treatments.

Who Can Benefit

Who Can Benefit

Cryopreservation offers flexibility and reassurance for a wide range of individuals:
+ Women who want to preserve eggs due to age, medical treatment (such as chemotherapy), or personal circumstances.

+ Men who want to safeguard sperm before undergoing medical procedures or as part of family planning.

+ Couples pursuing IVF, who may wish to store embryos for future attempts.

+ Individuals seeking fertility preservation before gender-affirming treatments.

Benefits

For Women
+ Extended Fertility Options: Preserve eggs at a younger age to increase the chance of successful pregnancy later.

+ Medical Security: Protect reproductive potential before undergoing cancer treatment or surgery affecting the ovaries.

+ Personal Choice: Gain more control over family planning timelines.
For Men
Fertility Protection: Store sperm before chemotherapy, radiation, or surgical procedures that may impact fertility.

+ Family Planning Flexibility: Maintain the ability to conceive later in life.

+ Support for IVF or Donor Programs: Provide stored samples for future fertility treatments or assisted reproduction.

Why Procreate

In-House Storage for Maximum Security
All specimens are stored directly within our facility, ensuring complete control and eliminating third-party risks. This provides patients with 100% assurance that their reproductive material remains safe and protected at every stage.
World-Class Medical & Laboratory Expertise
Our team of experienced physicians and embryologists uphold the highest scientific and ethical standards, ensuring excellence from collection to long-term storage.
Personalized & Compassionate Care
Beyond advanced technology, we prioritize the human side of fertility. Our specialists are not only highly trained but also deeply committed to understanding the unique needs of each patient. We bring empathy, sensitivity, and respect to every step of the journey.
Financial Support & Partner Programs
We work with trusted partner companies that provide flexible financing options, making the process more accessible. These partnerships give our patients peace of mind and financial reassurance, ensuring that preserving fertility is within reach when it matters most.

Q&A For Women

At what age should I consider egg freezing?
The earlier eggs are frozen, generally in the late 20s to early 30s, the better the quality and success rates.
Will the freezing process affect the quality of my eggs?
No. Vitrification technology preserves eggs without compromising their quality. Modern egg freezing techniques, like vitrification, minimize the risk of ice crystal formation and damage to eggs during the freezing and thawing process. While there's a slight chance of eggs not surviving the thaw, success rates are similar to those with fresh eggs, and the procedure is considered safe for preserving fertility.
Are there any risks to the baby using frozen eggs?
There is no evidence of a rise in chromosomal abnormalities, birth defects or developmental problems in children conceived using frozen eggs.
How long can eggs remain frozen?
Eggs can remain safely stored for many years, with no known limit to their viability when preserved correctly.

Q&A For Men

How is sperm collected for cryopreservation?
Sperm is usually collected through a standard semen sample. In some cases, minor procedures may be used if necessary.
Will storing sperm affect its quality?
No. Once frozen, sperm can be stored indefinitely with no decrease in quality after thawing.
Can sperm be used for both IVF and intrauterine insemination (IUI)?
Yes. Frozen sperm can be used in a variety of fertility treatments, depending on the sperm quality and on your needs.

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