Embryo Freezing

Embryologist performing embryo freezing process in a fertility office laboratory.

Embryo freezing, also called embryo cryopreservation, lets you store embryos for use in a future IVF cycle. The embryos are frozen at very low temperatures, which keeps them viable for years. You may choose it if you plan to delay having a child or face a medical challenge, or as part of your IVF plan.

How Embryo Freezing Works

  1. Consultation: Dr. Koç reviews your medical history, fertility health and family plans, then creates your plan.
  2. Creating embryos: Eggs and sperm are combined in the laboratory through IVF. The embryos then grow in the laboratory for several days.
  3. Freezing and storage: The embryos are frozen to maintain their quality, then kept in secure, controlled storage until you need them.
  4. Future use: When you are ready to try for a baby, the embryos are thawed and used in IVF treatment.

Why Patients Choose Us

  • Experience: Dr. Koç has extensive experience in embryo freezing and reproductive medicine.
  • High success rates: Many patients have been helped by our embryo freezing care.
  • Personal care: Your plan is based on your needs and medical history.
  • Support: Our team offers emotional support and counseling throughout your treatment.
  • Competitive prices: We offer quality care at competitive prices.

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