Egg Freezing Europe

Female fertility is strictly related to age. Egg freezing allows to hold off on pregnancy and use healthy eggs in the future.

When a woman has bad quality eggs or no eggs left at all, egg donation is the right solution to achieve a pregnancy. The patient's egg are replaced by eggs coming from a young and healthy donor

Fertility preservation should be considered in the event that a man or woman requires oncology treatments or certain surgeries that would render them infertile. It is also an option for women facing early menopause or who do not have a long-term partner.The process to preserve fertility entails freezing eggs, sperm, or embryos with the use of liquid nitrogen for use at a later time. Once frozen, they can be stored up to 10 years. Taking steps to protect fertility provides a person or couple with more optionsfor conceiving at a later time.

Regardless of age, if you have had no success in trying to conceive for six months or longer, we recommend that you schedule a consultation to determine if any problems exist. During this visit, one of our fertility specialists will review your medical history, perform preliminary testing that will put your mind at ease or identify issues early enough to allow for treatment, and advise you about the best medical options for you. If you have been referred to us by your Gynecologist and have had tests done previously, please bring the medical reports with you to your first consultation.Initial testing includes a Pelvic Ultrasound Scan which is a diagnostic procedure that assesses pelvic organs and detects abnormalities in the uterus, ovaries, or fallopian tubes, a Hormone Profile & Viral Screen which is a blood test required to check blood count, hormone levels, and whether a woman has ever been infected with certain viruses, and a Semen Analysis which is a test performed on a sample of semen to check both sperm count and motility.

Three Options For Egg Donations:Frozen egg donation:Shared egg donation:Exculsive egg donation:Egg and sperm donations may be used successfully in treatment of multiple causes of infertility and is a delicate process which requires matching donors with patients.Donors are screened physically and psychologically by our multidisciplinary team of specialists. The tests include a medical, psychological and gynecological evaluation, complete blood analyses including serology for infectious diseases, and a genetichistory study.Our center has no waiting lists and patients are assured of exhaustive medical and genetic testing of donations, and meticulous selection with regards to the physicalcharacteristics of our donors to ensure similarity to the recipient parents.Donations are anonymous by law in Spain and as such, we guarantee complete donor confidentiality.Age limit for recipient: 50 years

Egg freezing procedure is performed in some conditions such as fertility preservation in cancer patients, diminished ovarian reserve and presence of  family history of premature ovarian failure. The Fee for medications used to stimulate the ovaries doesn't include this price.  The fee for medications will depend on the ovarian reserve and response, but approximately it will cost around 1500-2000 TL.

Sperm/egg donation and surrogacy are strictly prohibited by legislation in Turkey. IVF treatment using her own eggs is performed only in woman less than 46-year old at our Centre.

Nova Clinic specialists apply vitrification technique which enables them to achieve the best results

Our fertility specialists and embryologists are highly experienced in the field of Assisted Reproduction Techniques (ART). Our main goal is to do everything possible to make your dream of having a healthy child come true. We have an individual approach to each patient and render medical services of high quality.  Our fertility specialists are highly-qualified professionals with degrees in different fields of medicine. We detect problem, study it carefully and suggest a most efficient method of treatment.

The clinic provides the following information about the donor:- Nationality,- Age,- Height / weight,- Education,- Profession,- Blood group and rhesus-factor,- Colour of hair / eyes,- Form of face / nose / ears.

Nowadays, many women choose to delay childbearing for personal, family or work reasons. However, we must keep in mind that after 35 years the female fertility decreases as the quantity and quality of oocytes decreases. We are also increasingly receiving more often young women who are diagnosed with ovarian cancer and after undergoing chemotherapy treatments or radiation, meet sterility problems arising from cancer treatment. Treatment Includes: Initial consultation: Fertility consultation + Pelvic ultrasound scan + Medical report Follow-up consultation and Telephone follow-up consultation Ovulation induction: All ultrasound assessments during treatment cycle Sedation fee Transvaginal oocyte retrieval under ultrasound guidance into operating theatre Recovery in a single room after the oocyte retrieval Laboratory services: eggs vitrification (Included first year's storage Review consultation In VITA we have a program of female fertility preservation by vitrification of oocytes to avoid severe infertility problems.

First consultancy is free of charge

Oocyte cryopreservation or vitrification (egg freezing) is a rapidly advancing, breakthrough technology in which a woman’s eggs (oocytes) are extracted, frozen and stored (oocyte bank). Later, when she is ready to become pregnant, the eggs can be thawed, fertilized, and transferred to the uterus as embryos. Oocyte cryopreservation is aimed at three particular groups of women: those diagnosed with cancer who have not yet begun chemotherapy or radiotherapy; those undergoing treatment with assisted reproductive technologies who do not consider embryo freezing an option; and those who would like to preserve their future ability to have children, either because they do not yet have a partner, or for other personal or medical reasons. Oocyte cryopreservation is an important option for individuals undergoing IVF who object, either for religious or ethical reasons, to the practice of freezing embryos. Having the option to fertilize only as many eggs as will be utilized in the IVF process and then freeze any remaining unfertilized eggs can be a positive solution. In this way, there are no excess embryos created, and there is no need of unused frozen embryos disposition, a practice which can create complex choices for certain individuals. Egg freezing can also be beneficial for women who, for the purpose of education, career or other reasons, desire to postpone childbearing. Freezing eggs at an early age may ensure a chance for a future pregnancy. Additionally, women with a family history of early menopause have an interest in fertility preservation. With egg freezing, they will have a frozen store of eggs, in the likelihood that their eggs are depleted at an early age.