Egg freezing means collecting and freezing your eggs now, so they can be stored and used later. It doesn't guarantee a baby, and results are generally better the younger you freeze. Sperm freezing works the same way and is priced separately.
Egg freezing costs £3,500 per cycle here, including your first year of storage, with storage at £405 a year after that. Two cycles are £6,300 and three are £8,800, which is the honest answer for many people, because one collection does not always produce enough eggs. Every price is published on our prices page.
It might be right if you're not ready yet, if you're about to have treatment like chemotherapy, or if there's early menopause in your family. A fertility test comes first either way, because your AMH and follicle count shape what a cycle is likely to yield. When you come to use the eggs, that is IVF.
For many women this isn't only medical. Questions about family, faith and timing are welcome here, with complete discretion and no pressure.
Egg freezing at Veya Fertility in London costs £3,500 a cycle, including the first year of storage, with medication extra. Two cycles are £6,300 and three are £8,800. Sperm freezing is £450 including the first year, and storing eggs, sperm or embryos after that costs £405 a year. No GP referral is needed.
Egg freezing in London is £3,500 a cycle, and that includes your first year of storage. The total depends on how many cycles you choose and how long you store your eggs or sperm. You'll know your figure upfront, including the annual storage charge, with no surprises.
No referral needed, and no obligation to book anything afterwards. If we do not think we are the right clinic for you, we will tell you and point you towards one that is.
Yes. Depending on where you are, that might mean freezing eggs or sperm before starting gender-affirming hormones or surgery, treatment using your own previously stored eggs or sperm, or treatment with a donor and a partner or surrogate.
What you can expect from us practically: the name and pronouns you give us, used by everyone, on our systems as well as in the room. We will tell you honestly where a form or a legal requirement uses language neither of us would choose, rather than let it ambush you. And you will not be asked to explain the basics of your own life to a clinician.
Legal parenthood for trans parents has genuine complications in UK law, and we will point you to legal advisers who know this area properly rather than guess at it.
AMH (anti-Müllerian hormone) is a blood marker of how many eggs you have left. It reflects quantity, not egg quality, and it doesn't predict whether you'll conceive naturally. A 'good' level depends on your age, and we always explain your result in the context of your personal situation, never as a single number on a page.
It can be worth it. Knowing where you stand early gives you options rather than pressure, and it means any decision you make later is made with real information instead of guesswork. There's no obligation to act on what you find.
One thing worth knowing: national data shows that Black and Asian patients tend to start fertility treatment later than White patients, and later starts narrow the options. An early conversation can matter more than most people realise.
No. Freezing gives you a good chance later, but it's not a guarantee, and we won't pretend otherwise. Your chances depend on your age when you froze your eggs and how many you've stored. We'll always be honest about your odds.
Generally, the younger you freeze, the better your chances later, since both the number and quality of eggs decline with age. But the right time is personal, and we'll give you an honest picture on your free consultation with us.
Four steps: medication to stimulate your ovaries, a short egg-collection procedure under sedation, freezing by vitrification, and safe storage until you need them.
In the UK, eggs can now be stored for up to 55 years, with your consent renewed every 10 years. We'll remind you when a renewal is due, so you never lose eggs because a form went unsigned.
A single egg freezing cycle is £3,500, and that includes your first year of storage. After the first year, storage is £405 a year. If you want more than one cycle, the two-cycle package is £6,300 and the three-cycle package is £8,800.
Medication is quoted separately, because the dose depends on you. Payment plans are available, and every one of these figures is published on our prices page.
Egg freezing collects and freezes your eggs so they can be stored and used later. It lets you preserve your fertility while you decide if and when the time is right.
