Freeze Time.
Not Dreams.

Egg freezing at First Fertility is more than a medical procedure — it’s a way to take control of your future with clarity, compassion, and confidence.

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PRESERVE YOUR FERTILITY

What is Egg Freezing?

Egg freezing, or oocyte cryopreservation, gives you the ability to preserve your eggs today so you have more flexibility tomorrow.

It’s not a guarantee, but it’s a powerful option that puts control in your hands—especially if you’re not ready for kids right now but know you want the possibility in the future. At First Fertility, we’re here to make this process feel doable. That means full transparency, experienced doctors, and no pressure. Just honest answers and support you can count on.

What to Know About Egg Freezing

It’s safe.

Egg freezing has been used for decades and is backed by strong medical science.

It’s outpatient.

Little downtime needed for recovery, you can return to work and life within 24 hours.

It’s not one-size-fits-all.

Your age, hormone levels, and health will impact how many eggs you can freeze and your potential future success.

Your biological clock, your choice.

Whether you’re career-focused, not yet partnered, dealing with a medical diagnosis, or just unsure about the future—we’ve helped people in all situations.

We’ll walk you through everything, including what to expect physically, emotionally, and financially.

Take the first step and talk to someone who gets it.

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PROCEDURE FINANCING

Egg Freezing Costs & Financing Options

Let’s talk money — because it matters.

Egg freezing is a serious investment, and we won’t sugarcoat that. A single cycle (which includes testing, medication, and egg retrieval) can cost between $6,000 and $15,000, depending on your location, clinic needs, and medication dosage. Some people may need more than one cycle to get a good number of eggs.

Does insurance cover it?

Sometimes. Coverage is expanding, especially if you’re freezing eggs for medical reasons. But not all plans cover fertility preservation yet. We’ll help you check.

Your employer may also offer coverage through fertility benefit providers, such as Maven, Progyny, and Carrot Fertility, and it’s also important to check with your employer to find out if you have coverage. If you’re freezing for a cancer diagnosis, organizations like Chick Mission and Livestrong also offer grants for egg freezing.

Can I get a payment plan or financing?

Yes. First Fertility is proud to partner with fertility financing and loan providers, such as CapexMD and PatientFi, to help make the costs of egg freezing more accessible with monthly payment plans and loan options.

“I budgeted for one cycle and used financing for meds–it was the right choice for my timeline and my wallet.”
Erin (Age 34)
Tech Entrepreneur
“Between a fertility grant and my HSA, I covered the costs without taking on debt.”
Rachel (Age 36)
Marketing Executive
“I qualified for partial insurance coverage, and First Fertility helped me figure out exactly what was included.”
Aisha (Age 29)
Graduate Student
“I saved for over a year to do this, and it was absolutely worth it.”
Jess (Age 31)
High School Teacher
“I used a monthly payment plan that made egg freezing feel possible — not just something for rich people.”
Lena (Age 33)
Nonprofit Project Manager

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THE BOTTOM LINE

We don’t believe cost should be the reason you miss out on preserving your future choices, but we know it’s a major consideration.

Schedule a consultation or reach out to your nearest First Fertility center location to discuss costs and financing for egg freezing.

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WHEN TO CONSIDER

Is Egg Freezing Right for Me?

It’s your biological clock, so it’s your decision. There’s no one-size-fits-all reason to freeze your eggs. Your reason is valid, and your future is worth protecting.

You might be thinking about egg freezing if:

Life Readiness

You’re not ready to have children now but want the option later.

Your Age

You're under or approaching the age of 38.

Partnership Status

You're not currently in a partnership but hope to have children someday.

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Medical Reasons

You've been diagnosed with a medical condition like cancer or endometriosis that can negatively impact your future fertility.

LGBTQ+ Planning

You're part of the LGBTQ+ community and exploring future family-building.

Each of these paths is normal — and we’re here to walk it with you.

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Step by Step

The Egg Freezing Process

Here’s what to expect during the egg freezing journey at First Fertility:

~~Step — 01~~

Consultation & Fertility Testing Meet with a fertility specialist to discuss your goals and medical history. We’ll assess your ovarian reserve using hormone testing, bloodwork, and a transvaginal ultrasound.

~~Step — 02~~

Hormonal Preparation & Monitoring Over 10 to 14 days, you’ll take self-administered hormone injections to stimulate the growth of follicles in your ovaries. We’ll monitor you through regular check-ins to ensure your safety and your body’s response to the medications.

~~Step — 03~~

Egg Retrieval This is a short outpatient procedure performed under light sedation. It usually takes about 20–30 minutes, and most patients return home the same day.

~~Step — 04~~

Cryopreservation We immediately freeze the mature eggs using vitrification, a flash-freezing process that helps protect the eggs long-term.

~~Step — 05~~

Use Your Eggs When You’re Ready Your eggs remain safely stored until you decide to use them—whether that’s in a year or a decade.

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TESTIMONIALS

Real Stories from People Like You

“After my cancer diagnosis, everything was happening so fast. First Fertility made me feel grounded and in control again. I’ll never forget how they treated me like more than just a patient.”
Melissa
Texas
“I wasn’t sure at first, but freezing my eggs gave me the time and space I needed. I stopped feeling rushed and started feeling hopeful.”
Anonymous 1 (Age 34)
New York

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Still Have Questions About Egg Freezing?

Should I freeze eggs or embryos?

It depends on your current situation and future plans. In short, freezing embryos ties your fertility future to a specific sperm source. Freezing eggs keeps your options open.

If you’re not in a relationship or aren’t sure who you want to have kids with yet, freezing eggs gives you flexibility. You can fertilize them later with a partner’s sperm or donor sperm—on your terms, when you’re ready.

If you have a partner now and feel confident about building a family together in the future, freezing embryos might give you a slightly higher success rate later. That’s because embryos (fertilized eggs) give doctors more insight into how the cells are developing.

How long can frozen eggs be stored?

Frozen eggs remain viable for up to 10 years or longer. Many people successfully conceive using eggs frozen for several years.

What’s the best age to freeze my eggs?

Most fertility specialists recommend considering egg freezing in your late 20s to mid-30s, when egg quantity and quality are typically higher. However, it’s never too late to consider your options by having a conversation with one of our specialists.

Still have questions? Schedule a Consultation or download our Egg Freezing Guide.

LET’S TALK!

Ready When You Are

You don’t need to have everything figured out to take the first step. You just need to be curious enough to ask. Let’s help you take control of your biological clock—on your terms, in your time.

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Freeze Time.Not Dreams.

What is Egg Freezing?

What to Know About Egg Freezing

It’s safe.

It’s outpatient.

It’s not one-size-fits-all.

Your biological clock, your choice.

Egg Freezing Costs & Financing Options

Let’s talk money — because it matters.

Does insurance cover it?

Can I get a payment plan or financing?

Is Egg Freezing Right for Me?

You might be thinking about egg freezing if:

The Egg Freezing Process

Start by Taking the First Step

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Still Have Questions About Egg Freezing?

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Is Egg Freezing Right for You?

Do you want to have children someday?

Are you currently ready to try for a child?

Do you think you may want biological children in the future, but just not yet?

Are you under age 38?

Do you identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community?

Are you facing a medical diagnosis (like cancer or endometriosis) or starting treatment that could affect fertility?

Freeze Time.
Not Dreams.