Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) is the process of utilizing a previously frozen embryo from a prior IVF cycle. It offers improved safety and remarkable pregnancy success rates.
Advantages of FET
- Possibility of using surplus embryos from a previous IVF cycle,
- It has a high success rate. There are more opportunities for transfer with the FET process. Consequently, the likelihood of becoming pregnant is increased.
- Cost-effective Procedure
The success rates of FET
- It can vary depending on factors including
- The quality of the frozen embryos,
- Woman’s age
- The specific conditions of the individual or couple.
Consultation with your doctor can provide more personalized information regarding FET and its potential to achieve a successful pregnancy.
Who is this for?
FET allows for better hormone balance before the transfer. It is often the best path for higher success and safety in fertility cycles.
The Clinical Process:
We slowly warm your embryos that were saved using ultra-rapid vitrification. Once they are ready, we gently place them in the uterus to give them the best start.
The information provided here is only general information. It is not intended to be a substitute for expert medical guidance. Always consult your doctor for advice and the right information for specific conditions.
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