Securing Future/ Securing your tomorrow
Securing Future/ Securing your tomorrow
Cryopreservation (Embryo, Egg & Sperm Freezing) Time stands still, safeguarding your dreams for tomorrow.
Life doesn’t always move in a straight line, and neither does the journey to parenthood. Whether you are pausing to protect your fertility before undergoing medical treatments, balancing a demanding timeline, or preserving beautifully healthy embryos from a current IVF cycle for the future, cryopreservation is our way of pressing a gentle “pause” button on time.
At Sequel IVF, we treat your frozen cells not just as biological specimens, but as the precious blueprints of your future family. Utilizing rapid vitrification—an advanced, ultra-fast cooling technology—we transition your eggs, sperm, or embryos into a state of safe, suspended animation in a fraction of a second. This cutting-edge process prevents the formation of damaging ice crystals, ensuring that when the time is right to wake them, they retain their maximum vitality and strength.
Within our secure, continuously monitored cryo-sanctuary, your dreams are kept perfectly safe under the vigilant watch of our laboratory team. Time stops, but hope remains entirely intact. Whenever you are ready to take your next step, your future is here, waiting for you, just as vibrant and full of potential as the day it was entrusted to our care.
Oocyte Vitrification (Egg reezing)
Egg Freezing is an advanced fertility preservation technique that uses rapid vitrification technology to safely freeze mature eggs while maintaining their quality and viability. It allows women to preserve their fertility before medical treatments, age-related decline in ovarian reserve, or personal life choices, providing the flexibility to plan pregnancy when the time is right.
Who can opt for it?
- Women wishing to delay pregnancy for personal or professional reasons.
- Women undergoing chemotherapy, radiotherapy, or surgery that may affect fertility.
- Patients with conditions that may reduce ovarian reserve.
- Women who want to preserve their fertility at a younger age.
Why is it done?
- To preserve fertility for future pregnancy.
- To maintain the quality of eggs by freezing them at a younger age.
- To provide reproductive flexibility.
- To safeguard fertility before medical treatments
Semen Cryopreservation (Semen Freezing)
Sperm Freezing is a safe and effective fertility preservation technique that uses advanced vitrification or controlled freezing methods to preserve healthy sperm for future use. It is recommended for men undergoing cancer treatment, surgery, or those wishing to delay parenthood, ensuring their reproductive potential is protected for the future.
Who can opt for it?
- Men planning to undergo chemotherapy, radiotherapy, or surgery that may affect fertility.
- Individuals who wish to preserve their fertility for future family planning.
- Men who may be unavailable on the day of IVF/IUI treatment.
- Patients requiring sperm storage before assisted reproductive treatments.
- Men using donor sperm or requiring a backup sample.
Why is it done?
- To preserve fertility before medical treatments.
- To ensure sperm availability when needed for IVF, ICSI, or IUI.
- To safeguard against unexpected circumstances that may prevent sample collection on the day of treatment
- To provide flexibility in future family planning
Embryo Vitrification
Embryo vitrification is an advanced freezing technique that safely preserves embryos at -196°C for future fertility treatment. The embryos are stored using rapid freezing technology to help maintain their viability.
Who can opt for it?
- Couples undergoing IVF or ICSI treatment.
- Patients with surplus good-quality embryos after embryo transfer.
- Couples planning another pregnancy in the future.
- Individuals advised to postpone embryo transfer for medical reasons.
Why is it done?
- To preserve healthy embryos for future pregnancy.
- To avoid repeating ovarian stimulation and egg retrieval in future IVF cycles.
- To improve treatment flexibility.
- To support family planning over time.