Frozen Embryos Articles

Frozen embryos are an important part of the IVF process. Many couples choose to freeze embryos for future IVF cycles or other fertility options. This approach gives you more control over your family-building timeline and can help improve your chances of success.

But what happens if IVF isn't the right fit or doesn't work out? Our surrogacy agency is here to support you, whether you're still exploring IVF or ready to consider surrogacy. We can help you take the next steps in your journey, ensuring that you're fully informed about all your options for building the family you've dreamed of.

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What is a Frozen Embryo?

The process of freezing your embryos can feel intimidating, but with the right support from your specialist and fertility clinic, you’ll be on the right track toward having the family of your dreams.

Coping with Having Few or No Embryos

Having no embryos after IVF can make you feel a number of ways. This article shows how you can deal with those emotions and the options you have to become a parent.

How to Freeze Embryos for Surrogacy

Embryo freezing is often the key to someone finally becoming parents. Knowing what goes into the embryo freezing process can help you feel confident as you embark on the life-changing journey to parenthood.

How Many Embryos Should You Freeze?

When you’re building your family through surrogacy, all you want is to become parents as quickly as possible. While IVF with a surrogate can increase chances of success, IVF may need additional transfers before a pregnancy is achieved. .That’s why freezing more than one embryo at a time can help accelerate the process.

How Are Frozen Embryos Stored?

Embryo freezing contributes to a couple finally being able to realize their dreams of parenthood. Knowing how to store embryos can help you plan for future family building.

Your Complete Guide to Embryo Thawing

Through embryo thawing, your dreams of having a family can become reality. Here’s how you can prepare for the embryo thawing process.

Frozen Embryo Transfer Success Rate

One of the key steps of becoming a parent through surrogacy is the embryo transfer. After creating embryos through a successful in vitro fertilization (IVF) cycle, they can be frozen for transfer at a later date.

Frozen Embryo Transfer Calendar

Timing is everything when it comes to IVF and surrogacy. That’s why we’re here to provide a detailed calendar for a frozen embryo transfer.

Frozen Embryo Laws

In February 2024, the Alabama Supreme Court ruled that embryos created through in vitro fertilization (IVF) are considered children. As an intended parent who wants to build your family through surrogacy, it’s only natural to wonder what this could mean for laws on frozen embryos.