Egg Freezing
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What is egg freezing?
Many women wonder how long eggs can be frozen. We are able to store frozen eggs for many years without it affecting their quality. The period varies depending on applicable state and territory legislation.
Generally, high ovarian reserve and a high percentage of genetically normal eggs
Strong chance of conceiving each month


Typically, fewer eggs and each egg is less likely to be genetically normal
More difficult to become pregnant
In short, your frozen eggs won’t age and can be thawed and fertilised with a sperm when you’re ready.
For many of us and for many reasons, the immediate future is not the right time to be starting a family.
Our egg freezing process allows you the opportunity to have children when the time is right.

How does it work?

Once all your results are back at the clinic, you will be given an appointment with an Adora Fertility Specialist.
It is at this point that your doctor will advise if your cycle is eligible to be covered under Medicare. Please note: this is mainly reserved for women who are suffering from serious medical conditions such as, undergoing chemotherapy or severe endometriosis.
Once all your results are back at the clinic, you will be given an appointment with an Adora Fertility Specialist.

At this point, a patient services coordinator will also talk to you about costs and payment options.
Once you’re ready to move forward, our clinic staff will make an appointment for a consultation with a Fertility Nurse.


You specialist will manage your cycles and one of Adora Nurses will closely monitor your progress over approximately 12 to 14 days.

Most women find that they are able to go back to work within a day or two after the procedure.

The mature eggs are then frozen in our lab by our team of scientists and embryologist. Once they are frozen, they remain in storage until you are ready to use them.
Success Rates
Undergoing egg freezing is a safe and established treatment but it is important that you understand your chances of success when you come to use your frozen eggs (oocytes) in the future.
Using markers of ovarian reserve, such as Anti-Mullerian Hormone (AMH) and Antral Follicle Count (AFC) on ultrasound, our experienced Fertility Specialists will tailor your treatment plan to maximise the number of good quality mature eggs that can be retrieved. Only mature eggs are frozen and not all eggs that are retrieved are mature.

