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Preserve your options, with clarity.

Two clinical pathways, explained without pressure. Understand what each preserves, what decisions happen now, and what remains open for later.

01 / EGG FREEZING

Keep the fertilisation decision for later.

Egg freezing involves stimulating the ovaries, collecting mature eggs, and vitrifying suitable eggs for storage. If you decide to use them later, they are thawed and fertilised as part of fertility treatment.

Discuss egg freezing ↗

It may be worth discussing if

You want more time before deciding about parenthood

Your age or ovarian reserve makes timing relevant

A condition or treatment may affect fertility

You want to preserve eggs without choosing sperm now

Worth knowing

Freezing eggs preserves a possibility, not a promise.

The process

01

Consult and test

Review your goals, medical history, AMH, and ultrasound findings with the clinical team.

02

Stimulate and monitor

Hormone medication encourages several follicles to grow while scans and blood tests guide your protocol.

03

Collect

Mature eggs are collected in a short procedure, usually under sedation.

04

Freeze and store

Suitable eggs are vitrified and stored for possible use in future fertility treatment.

02 / EMBRYO FREEZING

Preserve embryos you create now.

Embryo freezing begins with the same stimulation and egg collection process. The eggs are then fertilised with sperm, observed in the laboratory, and suitable embryos are vitrified for storage.

Discuss embryo freezing ↗

It may be worth discussing if

You are ready to choose sperm now

You are planning preservation with a partner

You want information about fertilisation and embryo development now

Your medical context makes embryo preservation relevant

Worth knowing

Creating embryos brings shared decisions into the present.

The process

01

Consult and plan

Review both partners’ or contributors’ health information, goals, and the decisions involved in creating embryos.

02

Stimulate and collect

The ovarian stimulation, monitoring, and egg collection stages are similar to an egg-freezing cycle.

03

Fertilise and observe

Eggs are fertilised with sperm in the laboratory and embryos are observed as they develop.

04

Freeze and store

Embryos suitable for preservation are vitrified and stored for possible future transfer.

What shapes the plan

Personal information, not generic promises.

01

Age at collection

Age is one of the strongest factors influencing egg quality and future treatment outcomes.

02

Ovarian reserve

AMH and ultrasound can help estimate response, but they do not predict a future pregnancy on their own.

03

Health context

Medication, surgery, diagnoses, and treatment timelines can change what is safe and appropriate.

04

Your priorities

The right plan also depends on what you want to decide today and what you want to keep open.

You should not have to coordinate every conversation yourself.

Pearl brings your fertility specialist and existing care team into the same plan, so next steps are medically considered and clearly explained.

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