TREATMENTS
Frozen Embryo Transfer
Higher success rates
Proven outcomes, often better than fresh transfers.
Gentler approach
Avoids the side effects of ovarian stimulation.
Flexible timing
Embryos can be safely stored and used when the body is ready.
About the treatment

Is Frozen Embryo Transfer right for you?
Frozen Embryo Transfer can be an ideal option for women and couples who want to build their families without undergoing another full IVF cycle. It may be recommended if you:
Need to store extra embryos from an IVF cycle for later use
Have older age or low ovarian reserve
Are at risk of Ovarian Hyperstimulation and need to delay transfer
Require genetic testing & must freeze embryos while awaiting results
How FET Works
Medication
Medication is given to prepare the uterine lining so it can receive the embryo. Once the endometrium is ready, embryos are thawed for transfer.
Embryo Transfer
Thawed embryos are placed into the uterus, either at cleavage stage (Day 3) or blastocyst stage (Day 5), in a simple procedure.
Laser Assisted Hatching
A gentle laser is used to thin the embryo’s outer shell, helping it implant more easily into the uterine lining.
SAFETY
Safety & Effectiveness
Proven Success
Frozen transfers are just as effective as fresh cycles, with excellent pregnancy rates confirmed by studies worldwide.
High Survival Rates
Thanks to vitrification, embryos have a very high survival rate after thawing, ensuring strong treatment outcomes.
Optimal Preparation
Transfers are performed in a natural or medicated cycle, giving the uterus the best chance to support implantation.
Frequently asked Questions
