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What is Social Freezing? 

Social freezing is a way to preserve your fertility, giving you the option to have children later in life. It involves freezing your eggs or sperm while you’re still young, so they can be used in the future when you’re ready to start a family. Many people choose social freezing to focus on their career, if they haven’t found the right partner, or if they aren’t yet ready for parenthood but want to keep the option open. This process lets you plan your life without worrying about the natural fertility decline that comes with age. It’s a way to give yourself peace of mind and keep the possibility of having children open for when the timing feels right. Social freezing empowers you to make your own choices about your future, at your own pace.

Why is Social Freezing Done? 

Social freezing enables people to preserve their fertility, allowing them to have children when they’re ready. 
Social freezing empowers both men and women to take control of their reproductive futures. Whether due to medical reasons, personal goals, or career aspirations, this technology allows people to plan their families on their own terms, ensuring flexibility and peace of mind. 

Women
  • Delaying Childbearing: Many women freeze their eggs to focus on career goals, further education, or personal circumstances, without the pressure of the biological clock. 
  • Age-Related Fertility Decline: As fertility declines with age, women may freeze their eggs at a younger age to increase their chances of having children later in life. 
  • Medical Treatments: Women undergoing treatments like chemotherapy or radiation therapy, which may affect fertility, often choose egg freezing to preserve their future chances of becoming mothers. 
  • Autoimmune Diseases: Conditions like lupus and rheumatoid arthritis, along with certain treatments, can impact fertility. Social freezing can protect future reproductive options. 
  • Career Considerations: Egg freezing offers women the flexibility to pursue career aspirations and to delay motherhood, reducing the potential impact of maternity leave on career progression. 
Men
  • Delaying Fatherhood: Men may freeze their sperm to delay fatherhood due to career ambitions, personal goals, or other life circumstances. 
  • Age-Related Fertility Decline: Though men remain fertile longer, sperm quality can decrease with age. Freezing sperm at a younger age helps secure better chances for future conception. 
  • Medical Treatments: As with women, men undergoing treatments - such as chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery - for cancer may freeze their sperm before treatments that might impair their fertility. 
  • Autoimmune Diseases: Conditions such as lupus and rheumatoid arthritis, along with their treatments, can affect male fertility, making sperm freezing a proactive choice. 

Social Freezing Costs 

The cost of social freezing varies based on factors like the initial consultation, hormone treatments (for women), egg or sperm retrieval, freezing, and long-term storage. Women typically face higher costs due to the need for ovarian stimulation and egg retrieval, while men incur lower costs for sperm collection. Additionally, annual storage fees apply, and it’s essential to consider future costs for IVF or other fertility treatments when

using frozen cells. For detailed pricing information, please refer to our price list.

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