Egg Freezing in Tbilisi, Georgia

At Clinic Atlas in Tbilisi, we offer egg freezing for patients who want to explore preserving eggs for future fertility treatment. We review your medical history and explain the process, possible outcomes and storage arrangements before you decide.Egg freezing can preserve a future reproductive option. It does not guarantee pregnancy or the birth of a child.

What Is Egg Freezing?

Preserving Unfertilized Eggs

Egg freezing, also called oocyte cryopreservation, involves collecting eggs from the ovaries and freezing suitable mature eggs for possible future use.When you decide to use them, the eggs are warmed and assessed before fertilization is attempted.

How Egg Freezing Differs from Embryo Freezing

Egg freezing stores eggs before fertilization. You do not need to choose a sperm source when the eggs are frozen.Embryo freezing involves storing embryos already created using eggs and sperm. We can discuss both approaches where appropriate so that you understand the differences.

Why Might You Consider Egg Freezing?

Preserving Options Before You Are Ready for Pregnancy

Some patients consider egg freezing because they are not ready to try for a pregnancy.Age influences egg quantity and reproductive potential. Freezing eggs at a younger age generally offers more favorable prospects than freezing them later, but individual outcomes remain uncertain.

Before Medical Treatment That May Affect Fertility

Certain cancer treatments and other medical interventions may affect ovarian function. Egg freezing may be considered before treatment where medically appropriate.We coordinate planning with your treating team. Fertility preservation should not involve independently delaying necessary medical care.

When Ovarian Health Requires Further Assessment

Conditions such as endometriosis or a family history of early menopause may prompt a discussion about fertility preservation.These circumstances do not automatically mean that egg freezing is necessary or feasible. We assess the likely benefits and limitations individually.

How Do We Assess Your Circumstances?

Consultation and Medical History

We discuss your age, reproductive goals and relevant medical history.This helps us assess whether ovarian stimulation and egg collection are appropriate and what additional investigations may be needed.

Ultrasound and Ovarian Reserve Testing

An ultrasound can assess the ovaries and antral follicles. Blood tests, including anti Mullerian hormone, commonly called AMH, may help estimate the likely response to stimulation.These findings guide treatment planning, but they cannot predict the exact number of mature eggs that will be collected.

Does AMH Measure Egg Quality?

No. AMH primarily helps assess ovarian reserve and anticipated response to stimulation.It does not directly measure egg quality or guarantee future pregnancy. Age remains an important factor when discussing reproductive potential.

How Does the Egg Freezing Process Work?

Ovarian Stimulation

We prescribe an individual medication plan to encourage the development of several follicles.Ultrasound examinations and, where needed, blood tests help us monitor your response and adjust the plan.

Trigger Injection and Egg Collection

When the follicles are ready, we explain the timing of the trigger injection and egg collection.Collection is performed through a procedure usually involving sedation. You receive preparation and recovery instructions specific to your care.

Assessing Mature Eggs

Our embryology team examines the collected eggs and identifies those suitable for freezing.The number of follicles seen on ultrasound is not necessarily the number of mature eggs available for storage.

Vitrification and Storage

We use vitrification, a rapid freezing method with protective solutions that help reduce damage from ice formation.The eggs are stored under controlled conditions with identification and record keeping procedures.

Will You Need More Than One Cycle?

Some patients consider more than one collection cycle. This depends on the number of mature eggs obtained, age and reproductive goals.There is no universal number of frozen eggs that guarantees a child. We discuss additional treatment without presenting it as a certainty of success.

How Can Your Frozen Eggs Be Used Later?

Warming the Eggs

When future treatment is planned, the laboratory warms the stored eggs and assesses their condition.Not every egg survives warming. The number available for fertilization may therefore be lower than the number originally frozen.

Fertilization with ICSI

Surviving suitable eggs are generally fertilized using ICSI, in which a sperm is injected into an egg.The sperm source and treatment requirements are reviewed at that time. Freezing eggs does not automatically confirm eligibility for every future treatment arrangement.

Embryo Development and Transfer

Fertilized eggs are monitored for embryo development. An embryo suitable for transfer may then be considered under an individual treatment plan.Not every surviving egg will fertilize, and not every fertilized egg will produce an embryo suitable for transfer.

What Affects the Chance of Having a Baby?

Age at Egg Collection

The age at which eggs are collected is an important factor in their future reproductive potential.Egg freezing does not reverse age related changes already present in the eggs at collection.

The Number of Mature Eggs Stored

Having more mature eggs available may increase the opportunities for future treatment, but it does not remove uncertainty.We discuss your circumstances rather than apply one general success percentage to every patient.

Does Egg Freezing Stop Reproductive Aging?

No. Freezing eggs does not stop your ovaries or the rest of your body from aging.Your health and age when attempting pregnancy still affect medical suitability and pregnancy risks, even when younger eggs are used.

What Risks Should You Understand?

Medication and Procedure Risks

Stimulation can cause bloating, discomfort and other side effects. Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome is a potentially serious complication that requires monitoring.Egg collection and sedation also have medical risks. We explain these before consent and provide instructions about symptoms requiring medical attention.

The Possibility That Stored Eggs Will Not Result in Pregnancy

Egg survival, fertilization and embryo development are separate stages. A cycle may not ultimately result in a baby.Understanding this limitation is essential before deciding to freeze eggs.

What Should You Know About Storage and Costs?

Consent and Storage Arrangements

We explain the applicable storage terms, consent requirements and available choices if you no longer wish to continue storage.Keep your contact details current so that important information about your stored eggs can reach you.

Understanding the Full Treatment Cost

Your quotation should clarify the costs of assessment, medication, collection, freezing and ongoing storage.Future warming, fertilization and embryo transfer may involve separate charges. We encourage you to review the complete plan before treatment.

Discuss Egg Freezing with Clinic Atlas

Contact Clinic Atlas in Tbilisi, Georgia, to discuss egg freezing and the assessment relevant to your circumstances.If you are traveling for treatment, speak with our team before making fixed arrangements. Your monitoring findings may affect the final schedule.