How many eggs should I freeze?

It depends on your age: under 35, around 10-15 mature eggs give a strong future chance; over 35, more may be advised. Your AMH and antral follicle count let us set a realistic personal target — sometimes over two cycles.

How long can eggs stay frozen?

Vitrified eggs remain viable for many years — healthy pregnancies have been reported after a decade or more of storage. Storage duration and renewal are arranged according to current regulations.

Am I eligible for egg freezing in Turkey as a foreigner?

Elective egg freezing in Turkey is available in defined situations, such as documented diminished ovarian reserve or before fertility-affecting treatment. We confirm your eligibility during the online consultation before you book travel.

Egg Freezing in Istanbul, Turkey: Preserve Your Fertility on Your Timeline

Why Consider Egg Freezing?

Egg quality and quantity decline with age — fastest after 35. Egg freezing (oocyte cryopreservation) preserves your eggs at their current quality, keeping the door open for future pregnancy whether you are postponing motherhood for career, relationship or health reasons, or facing medical treatment that may affect fertility.

When Is the Best Time?

The earlier, the better the egg quality — freezing before 35 gives the best outcomes. That said, the right decision depends on your ovarian reserve: we assess AMH level and antral follicle count first, then discuss realistic expectations about how many eggs to freeze for a meaningful future chance.

The Process: About Two Weeks

Assessment: Hormone panel and ultrasound — can be reviewed remotely before travel

Stimulation (8-12 days): Daily hormone injections with 3-4 monitoring visits

Egg retrieval: A 15-20 minute procedure under sedation; you fly home 1-2 days later

Your eggs are then vitrified and stored securely. A single trip to Istanbul of around 14-16 days typically covers the entire cycle.

Legal Note for Turkey

Under Turkish regulations, elective egg freezing is available in specific situations — including diminished ovarian reserve documented by testing, family history of early menopause, or before treatments that may harm fertility. During your online consultation we review your situation and confirm eligibility before you plan travel.