Embryo Freezing
Preserve your path to parenthood
with future-ready care
IVF (In-Vitro Fertilization)
Turning Hope into Happiness,
One Tiny Miracle at a Time!
At Yellow Fertility & IVF, our flagship IVF program with 86% success rate combines cutting-edge science with deeply compassionate care to give you the best possible chance of building your family.
What Is Embryo Freezing?
Embryo freezing, or embryo cryopreservation, is a blessing of modern medical science that allows you to take control of your timeline. It is a medical process where we store embryos at extremely low temperatures for future use. Similar to eggs and sperm, frozen embryos remain viable for years, allowing you to try for a pregnancy whenever you are ready.
Why Families Choose IVF at Yellow Fertility?
- 86% Success Rate – Among the highest in the industry
- Advanced Labs – World-class technology for precise, high-quality care
- Personalized Protocols – Tailored to your body and journey
- Expert Team – Fertility specialists, embryologists, and counselors
- Emotional Support – Compassionate care at every step
When Should You Consider Laser-Assisted Hatching?
Not every IVF cycle requires this method. However, Laser-Assisted Hatching (LAH) Treatment in IVF can be a helpful option if:
- You have had two or more failed IVF cycles.
- You are undergoing frozen embryo transfer (FET).
- You are over 38 years old.
- You have elevated FSH levels or poor ovarian reserve.
- You are facing unexplained infertility.
- Your embryo’s outer shell appears thicker or harder under observation.
Our fertility experts will review your medical history and embryo development before recommending this technique.
Who Should Consider Embryo Freezing?
- Couples undergoing IVF who want to preserve extra embryos.
- Women or couples delaying childbearing for personal or medical reasons.
- Individuals facing medical treatments like chemotherapy or surgery.
- Same-sex female couples undergoing IVF
What to Expect When You Decide to Use Your Frozen Embryos?
When the time comes to try for pregnancy, we begin the frozen embryo transfer (FET) process. In this cutting-edge process, the embryos are thawed with care and transferred into the uterus during your ovulatory cycle.
At Yellow IVF, the success rates for FET are excellent. Many of our patients achieve a successful pregnancy with frozen embryo transfer. Our experts suggest taking a pregnancy test after 10 to 15 days of successful implantation.
How Much Does Embryo Freezing Cost?
One of the first questions we hear at our clinic is, “How much does the embryo freezing cost?” and it is surely a valid one. We aim to keep our costs moderate while offering the best possible quality medical care. Here are some of our financing perks:
Free initial consultation
Clear and transparent pricing.
Customisable treatment to suit your needs and budget.
Financial plans, like the Yellow Contract, help you plan better.
Complete cost breakdown.
Why Consider Embryo Freezing?
Freezing embryos offers several advantages. Here are some of them:
Flexibility
This is hands down the biggest benefit of embryo freezing. It is up to your timing when you want to try for pregnancy.
Higher IVF Success Rates
Frozen embryos often result in high success rates due to better quality, timing and preparation.
Peace of Mind
This allows you to plan your pregnancy on your own terms.
Fertility Preservation
Ideal for individuals or couples delaying parenthood due to medical or personal reasons.
Why Choose Yellow IVF for Embryo Freezing?
At Yellow IVF, we believe that a wide range of fertility options gives you confidence, and embryo freezing helps you get both confidence and options. We simplify the process at our state-of-the-art embryo freezing centre. First, using gentle hormonal therapy, our experts stimulate and retrieve the eggs safely. This step is part of a regular IVF cycle. The retrieved eggs are fertilised with sperm in our advanced laboratory to create embryos. This is done using either standard IVF or ICSI, depending on the case.
Next, the embryos are closely monitored for several days. Once they reach the appropriate stage, they are frozen under advanced vitrification methods to prevent the formation of ice crystals and preserve embryo quality. The frozen embryos are safely stored in liquid nitrogen tanks in our embryo freezing centre, ready to be thawed when you are all set to conceive.
Yellow IVF - Fulfilling Dreams of Many
Prolonged Expertise
Our fertility experts have years of experience in IVF and cryopreservation.
High-Tech Facilities
Our labs come with the latest vitrification technology.
Patient-Centric Approach
Patient-first approach to give you optimum support and guidance throughout your journey.
Affordable Packages
At us, you can avail quality care without the hefty price tag.
Let’s Talk About Your Future Together
At Yellow IVF, we encourage couples and individuals to take charge of their reproductive journey, and embryo freezing is the most effective way to do that. We are proud to be more than just an embryo freezing centre; we are the partners in your fertility journey. At our facility, you can find:
Whether you are freezing embryos as a couple or on your own, you deserve to feel confident and in control. We are here to provide clarity, comfort, and cutting-edge care. Do not let timing decide your future. Opt for the embryo freezing process today at Yellow IVF because your family planning should meet your pace.
FAQ about Embryo Freezing
There are nominal risks to embryo freezing. Some embryos may not survive the freezing or thawing process. However, modern vitrification techniques have improved the survival rates.
Yes, similar to eggs and sperm, embryos are stored in liquid nitrogen tanks at -196°C to maintain their viability.
Embryos can be stored for many years. In India, guidelines currently allow up to 10 years of storage.
Yes. After embryo creation, you will receive a detailed report on embryo quality and development. Based on this, our fertility team will help you decide how many embryos to freeze.
Yes. Babies born from frozen embryos are as healthy as those born through fresh embryo transfers.
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