Egg Freezing
Your Trusted Fertility Experts
- What is Egg Freezing?
- When Should I Consider Egg Freezing?
- What is the Process of Freezing My Eggs?
- Who is a good candidate for egg freezing?
Trusted Egg Freezing Expert
Dr. Bayrak achieved the first live birth in Southern California using a genetically tested frozen egg and is recognized as a leading expert in egg freezing. His work has helped advance IVF techniques in embryo freezing and genetic testing, making him a trusted choice for patients seeking the highest level of expertise in fertility preservation.
How much is Egg Freezing?
Insurance coverage for fertility care can vary by plan, but with the new California law expanding fertility benefits, egg freezing is now more likely to be covered than in the past. Many plans are beginning to include fertility preservation benefits, helping reduce out-of-pocket costs. Our team will guide you through your insurance coverage, explain any expenses, and review financing options so you can move forward with clarity and confidence.
Guidance and answers for every step of egg freezing
What is the best age to freeze your eggs?
The best age to freeze your eggs is typically in your late 20s to early 30s, when egg quality and quantity are generally highest. Its is approoriate if you are worried about your egg reserve.
What are the success rates of egg freezing?
Success rates depend on the age of the woman at which the eggs were frozen and the number of eggs stored, but the younger womans egg usually have higher success rates.
Is egg freezing safe?
Yes, egg freezing is considered a safe and widely used fertility preservation option when performed by experienced fertility specialists.
Are there side effects of egg freezing?
Some patients may experience temporary side effects such as bloating, cramping, mood changes, or mild discomfort from fertility medications.
How long does the process take from beginning?
The egg freezing process usually takes about 2–3 weeks from the initial consultation through the egg retrieval procedure.
What happens when I want to use my frozen eggs?
When you are ready to use your frozen eggs, they are thawed and fertilized with sperm in a lab. The resulting embryo, as an option, can be tested for chromosomal problems and then transferred into the uterus.
Meet Your Doctor
Aykut Bayrak, MD, FACOG
Dr. Bayrak works closely with patients to create individualized treatment plans based on symptoms, fertility goals, and long-term reproductive health.
