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Personalized Endometrial Preparation
"Our fertility experts tailor hormone treatments to optimize your uterus for embryo transfer and implantation."
Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) is a highly effective fertility procedure where a previously frozen embryo is thawed and transferred to the uterus. FET offers flexibility, better timing, and a higher success rate for many patients.
Whether you're planning a pregnancy now or after a gap, FET allows you to use preserved embryos from earlier IVF cycles without needing new ovarian stimulation.
FET: safe, smart, and successful
Our advanced freezing and thawing techniques ensure the best outcomes, preserving embryo quality and increasing your chances of conception.
Time Flexibility
FET allows you to plan pregnancy when you're physically and emotionally ready.
Improved Implantation
The uterus can be prepared under optimal conditions, enhancing success rates.
Frozen Embryo Transfer, the process
We guide you through every step, from preparing the uterus to tracking the embryo’s development after transfer.
Uterine Preparation
Hormonal medications help prepare your endometrium to receive the embryo.
Embryo Thawing & Transfer
Frozen embryos are gently thawed and placed into the uterus with precision.
Pregnancy Monitoring
We conduct beta hCG tests and ultrasounds to confirm and track early pregnancy.
A second chance at new life
FET is a wonderful way to utilize your stored embryos, offering renewed hope for parenthood even after previous unsuccessful attempts or life changes.
Step 01
Cycle Planning
Our team evaluates your health and prepares a customized FET timeline for your body.
Step 02
Endometrial Preparation
We use medications or a natural cycle to get your uterus ready for embryo transfer.
Step 03
Embryo Transfer & Support
Once the embryo is transferred, we monitor and support you throughout the implantation phase.
Frequently asked questions
Success rates are high, often equal or better than fresh embryo transfers, depending on embryo quality and uterine readiness.
Yes, because FET does not require ovarian stimulation or egg retrieval, making it less invasive and easier to schedule.
Absolutely. FET is often used to transfer embryos that were frozen from a previous successful IVF cycle.