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Egg freezing in Oxford

Egg freezing allows you to make the most of right now, without sacrificing your chance of a family in the future. If you're considering freezing your eggs, our expert team at TFP Oxford Fertility is here to support you.

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Understanding Egg Freezing at TFP Oxford Fertility

Egg freezing is a way to preserve your fertility, giving you more flexibility to start a family when the time is right. To freeze your eggs, you'll need to undergo a partial IVF cycle where we'll retrieve your eggs from your ovaries, rapidly freeze them and safely store them for future use.

You might consider egg freezing if:

  • You're not ready to start a family

  • You’re undergoing medical treatment that may affect fertility

  • You are a transgender or non-binary person about to undergo gender affirming surgery

  • You want to preserve your fertility for personal or lifestyle reasons

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Freeze your eggs with TFP Oxford Fertility

With more than 35 years of expertise, you're in good hands. We combine cutting-edge science and personalised treatment plans to give you the very best care.

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How Egg Freezing Works at Our TFP Oxford Fertility Clinic

To freeze your eggs, you will have to go through a partial IVF cycle. It can take up to three weeks to freeze your eggs and involves the following steps:

Stimulating the ovaries

Step one

Stimulating the ovaries

A daily injection is used at home to stimulate follicular growth within the ovaries. This increases the number of eggs that are collected.

In most cases, this is a 14-day course of hormone medication.

Step two

Suppressing the natural menstrual cycle

A second daily injection is then added at home to stop natural hormone production and control when your eggs are released.

Suppressing your natural menstrual cycle
Monitoring progress

Step three

Monitoring progress

Pelvic scans will be performed to check the development and growth of the follicles in the ovaries. This will determine when the eggs are collected from the follicles.

Step four

Egg retrieval

Once the follicles have reached the correct size, an injection will be given to mature the eggs for collection. A needle is then gently guided through the vaginal wall to capture the eggs one by one. Don’t worry, you will be sedated for this part of the procedure to ensure no pain or discomfort.

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Step five

Freezing

Healthy eggs are cooled using a method called vitrification. They are then safely stored in a cryopreservation chamber until you're ready to use them.

How much does egg freezing cost in Oxford?

At TFP Oxford Fertility, we offer transparent pricing to help you plan ahead with confidence. Below, you’ll find a typical breakdown of costs for an egg freezing cycle, along with details of a fertility assessment that can help determine if this option is right for you.

*Any medication required throughout your treatment is charged separately. **All prices are subject to regional variation.

Preserving your fertility for the future

Fertility assessment

£485

Includes consultation

Egg freezing cycle

£4,515

Includes egg retrieval and freezing

Storage

£370

Paid annually

Egg freezing with egg sharing

£990

For those egg sharing, you'll receive a reduction in the cost of treatment. This includes egg collection and freezing.

Finance

Spread the cost of egg freezing.

With Access Fertility, we're making egg freezing more accessible. Borrow up to £12,000 with 0% interest repayment plans.

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Considering Egg Sharing? What You Need to Know at TFP Oxford Fertility

Through our egg sharing scheme, eligible patients have the opportunity to donate their eggs, supporting others in need through egg donation.

Egg sharing can be a rewarding experience, helping another person take a step towards starting their family. In return, your egg freezing treatment is offered at a reduced cost.

Not everyone will be eligible, as several factors are considered, including age, BMI, smoking status, and overall fertility health. Your consultant will discuss your suitability during your consultation at our Nottingham clinic.

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How to reach our clinic

If you’re using a sat nav, the best postcode to use is OX4 2FL.

Parking facilities:

There is free parking on-site for all Oxford Fertility visitors. Please park in bays marked IRS (Institute of Reproductive Sciences).

By train:

The closest train stations are Oxford (4.9 miles) and Oxford Parkway (7.5 miles).

By bus:

Alternatively, there are several buses which run towards the clinic from the city centre (T1 and number 10).

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