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Preserve your embryos for the future.
Freezing healthy embryos protects your options for future pregnancies — and it's included in Dr. Brody's IVF cycle.
What it is
Embryo freezing (vitrification) preserves embryos created during IVF for later transfer, giving you flexibility and additional chances without a full new cycle.
Who it's for
- IVF patients with extra healthy embryos, and anyone planning for future pregnancies.
What to expect
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Fertilization and culture
Embryos develop in the IVF lab after retrieval.
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Vitrification
Surplus embryos are flash-frozen to protect quality.
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Safe long-term storage
Embryos are stored for future frozen embryo transfers.
Why Dr. Brody
Steven A. Brody, MD, PhD trained across four medical specialties and co-authored the definitive IVF textbook with Nobel laureate Robert G. Edwards — the scientist who invented IVF. His diagnostic-first approach means he looks for the real cause, not a one-size-fits-all protocol.
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