Fertility Preservation

If you plan to start a family in the future but are not currently ready or able to take care after a child, we offer a solution - the option to preserve your cells in our cryobank. This method, known as Social Freezing, provides flexibility and control over your parenting planning time.

This treatment can also be used, for example, in cases of elective cancer treatment, which can negatively affect the quantity and quality of germ cells. This method is also recommended for individuals who work in a high-risk environment. In some cases, the cost of freezing and preserving cells may be covered by health insurance.

Who is the Social Freezing intended for?

Preserving your own reproductive cells for future use is a modern and progressive method.  As age advances, reproductive cells age, and as early as the age of 35, their quantity and quality decline dramatically. Social Freezing is thus a suitable option for those who are planning or need to postpone parenthood. 

Medical freezing is recommended for example in cases of planned cancer treatment, which can negatively affect the quantity and quality of germ cells. This method is also recommended for individuals who work in a high-risk environment. In some cases, the cost of cell freezing may be covered by health insurance.

How does it work? 

Before the actual treatment, you will have an initial examination with our assisted reproduction specialists. The process involves an interview with your doctor, during which your health and other factors affecting your fertility are assessed. During this visit, a complete medical history, ultrasound examination, sperm or blood collection for hormonal profile, etc. are also performed. Here you will also learn the next course of treatment.

How to start the treatment? 

Book an appointment for an initial consultation. Contact us by phone or email using the contact form. A referral from the treating doctor is not required, but if you have one, please hand it in at reception. If you already have any medical reports, please bring them with you.