Egg Freezing

Egg freezing is a preservation technique that fertility doctors use when they extract several eggs from a woman's ovaries. If the woman wants to delay pregnancy, the frozen eggs can be thawed, fertilized, and implanted at a later date. After egg freezing, the eggs are stored in a controlled and secure environment. Frozen eggs can also be donated to other couples who have fertility issues. In the US, the cost of egg freezing is around $19,000. In the UK, fertility clinics may charge up to £15,000 for this service. Overseas, fertility clinics and doctors can perform the extraction and freezing process for much less.

Within Latin America, the most popular and affordable destinations for fertility treatments are Argentina and Panama, where the price of egg freezing is between $4,000 and $7,000, or between £2,500 and £4,500. Fertility centers in Latin America adhere to strict standards of cleanliness and security, and medical tourists will be impressed with how modern the facilities are. Fertility doctors often train in medical schools in the US and Europe, and they use the latest tools and techniques to extract and freeze eggs. Doctors and staff speak English, so patients can discuss their needs and concerns with compassionate and knowledgeable doctors.

In Europe, affordable egg freezing options can be found in Spain and Latvia. Doctors in these countries speak English and work hard to provide their patients with the best medical care. Fertility clinics are staffed by experienced and skilled doctors, and equipped with the most modern instruments. Here, egg freezing costs around $3,000 or £2,000.