The science behind egg freezing: Success rates, risks, and the right age to consider it
Egg freezing, revolutionized by vitrification, offers women a real option to preserve fertility. While technology has advanced, age remains the decisive factor in success rates. Freezing around 12-14 eggs before 35 offers a good chance of a live birth, with timing and clear expectations being crucial for this reproductive choice.
Egg freezing, revolutionized by vitrification, offers women a real option to preserve fertility. While technology has advanced, age remains the decisive factor in success rates. Freezing around 12-14 eggs before 35 offers a good chance of a live birth, with timing and clear expectations being crucial for this reproductive choice.
