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Egg Freezing

Your Timeline, Your Choice

Egg freezing gives you the option to protect your fertility today, on your own terms — whatever your future family plans look like.

Also available in:Jeddah·Riyadh
Your Journey

What to Expect

A connected sequence of treatment steps from the first consultation through follow-up.

  1. Consultation

    A conversation about your goals, timeline, and general reproductive health — no pressure, just information.

    Consultation — two seats facing each other across a small round table.
  2. Ovarian Reserve Testing

    Simple bloodwork and ultrasound to understand your current egg count and quality indicators.

    Diagnostic workup — a sample vial beside a rising and falling results line.
  3. Stimulation Cycle

    A short course of medication to encourage multiple eggs to mature, monitored closely.

    Ovarian stimulation — an ovary containing follicles at increasing sizes.
  4. Egg Retrieval

    A quick, minimally invasive outpatient procedure.

    Egg retrieval — a fine needle reaching a single highlighted follicle.
  5. Vitrification & Storage

    Your eggs are frozen using advanced flash-freezing technology and safely stored until you're ready.

    Freezing and storage — a storage straw with a preserved cell, framed by frost motifs.

Your fertility, preserved.

Egg freezing success depends on the number and quality of eggs retrieved. The best outcomes come from acting earlier rather than later — but it's never too late to ask.

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Patient stories

Heard from Egg Freezing patients

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We believe patient voices are among the most powerful guides for families beginning their fertility journey. These spaces are reserved for real experiences, shared in the patients’ own words.

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Common Questions About Egg Freezing