Preserve fertility safely
for future family.
Preserve fertility safely for future family.
Freezing / Vitrification
Preserving Fertility, Securing Your Family's Future
At Jaiswal Fertility and Laparoscopy Center, we offer state-of-the-art freezing/vitrification services to preserve fertility in both men and women. This advanced technique rapidly freezes eggs, sperm, or embryos to prevent ice crystal formation, ensuring higher survival rates during thawing. Our lab uses cutting-edge cryopreservation technology and follows strict protocols to secure future parenthood options. Whether you're planning to delay pregnancy or preparing for IVF, our expert embryologists ensure the safest, most effective fertility preservation methods. We provide personalized care, transparent guidance, and full support throughout your journey toward family building.
Step By Step Process
Your Fertility, Safely Stored Through Every Step
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Initial Fertility Consultation :
Assessment by fertility experts to determine if egg, sperm, or embryo freezing suits your reproductive plan and health conditions. -
Medical & Hormonal Evaluation :
Hormonal levels are tested and reproductive organs assessed to ensure readiness and safety before the freezing or stimulation process begins. -
Collection of Eggs/Sperm/Embryos :
Mature eggs, sperm, or embryos are retrieved using safe, minimally invasive methods for further laboratory freezing and storage. -
Vitrification (Flash-Freezing) :
Samples are rapidly frozen using ultra-cold temperatures to avoid ice formation, preserving structure and function for long-term viability. -
Secure Storage & Monitoring :
Frozen samples are stored in secure cryotanks under constant monitoring, ensuring safety and accessibility for future IVF or fertility treatments.
FAQS
Your Questions Answered, Your Future Preserved
Vitrification is a flash-freezing process that preserves eggs, sperm, or embryos by preventing ice crystals from forming.
Yes, frozen samples remain viable for years when stored under proper conditions in specialized cryogenic facilities.
Ideal for cancer patients, those delaying pregnancy, or undergoing IVF and wanting to preserve embryos or gametes.
Yes, vitrification improves survival rates and outcomes by avoiding cellular damage from ice crystal formation.
They can be safely stored for over 10 years without significant degradation or loss of fertility potential.
Absolutely, frozen embryos are thawed and transferred during future IVF cycles with excellent success rates.