Preserve Your Fertility

Egg Freezing in Bangkok, Thailand.

Freeze your eggs now and keep your options open for later, with Dr. Naruemit Wonglikitpanya and the fertility team at Millennium IVF Clinic, Bangkok. Trusted by over 1,000 patients across Thailand, Australia, Singapore and beyond.

What is Egg Freezing?

Egg freezing, or oocyte cryopreservation, collects and freezes your unfertilized eggs so they can be stored and used to try for a pregnancy later in life.

At Millennium IVF in Bangkok, we freeze eggs using vitrification — a very fast freezing method that stops ice crystals forming, which helps protect egg quality. Frozen eggs can be stored for many years, then thawed, fertilized (usually with ICSI) and transferred to the uterus when you are ready.

The process is straightforward and does not require a partner or donor sperm at the freezing stage.

Types of Egg Freezing

Elective, or medical.

01 — Elective (Social)

For women who want to protect their fertility for the future — focusing on a career, waiting for the right time or the right partner, or keeping options open while egg quality is at its best.

  • Freeze while eggs are younger and healthier
  • Removes the pressure of the “biological clock”
  • No partner or sperm required

02 — Medical

For women facing treatment or conditions that may affect future fertility, such as chemotherapy, radiotherapy, endometriosis surgery or a family history of early menopause.

  • Protects fertility before medical treatment begins
  • Often considered before cancer treatment or endometriosis surgery
  • Peace of mind before time-sensitive treatment
What's the best age to freeze?

Younger eggs give the best results.

Egg quality and quantity decline with age, so freezing earlier generally means healthier eggs and a higher chance of a future pregnancy. Freezing in your late 20s to mid-30s tends to give the strongest outcomes, though many women freeze successfully into their late 30s and early 40s.

What matters most is your ovarian reserve. We measure it with a simple AMH blood test and an antral follicle count on ultrasound. Dr. Naruemit uses these results to estimate how many eggs to aim for and whether more than one cycle may be needed.

The final plan rests with your doctor, based on your age, ovarian reserve and personal goals.

The Egg Freezing Procedure

A gentle, well-planned cycle.

From your first consultation to safe storage, each step is handled by an experienced team.

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Consult & Assess

A fertility consultation with AMH testing and ultrasound to assess your ovarian reserve and plan your cycle.

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Ovarian Stimulation

Around 10 to 12 days of hormone injections help the ovaries mature several eggs, monitored by ultrasound and blood tests.

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Egg Retrieval

A short 15 to 20 minute procedure under light sedation collects the mature eggs. No overnight stay needed.

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Vitrification

Mature eggs are flash-frozen by our embryologists using vitrification to lock in their quality.

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Storage & Follow Up

Your eggs are stored safely until you are ready to use them, with clear guidance on the next steps.

Egg Freezing Success Rates

An honest picture.

No clinic can guarantee a baby from frozen eggs, and we will never make inflated promises. Your realistic chance of success depends mainly on two things: your age when the eggs are frozen, and the number of mature eggs stored.

  • Younger eggs have higher thaw-survival and fertilization rates
  • More stored eggs increase the odds of at least one healthy embryo
  • Not every egg survives thawing, fertilizes or becomes a viable embryo — so the number you store matters

During your consultation we give you a personalized, evidence-based estimate for your situation. See our IVF & ICSI success rates for how frozen eggs are used later.

Risks & Things to Consider

Safe, with open guidance.

Egg freezing is a safe, well-established procedure, but like any medical treatment it carries some considerations we discuss openly with you before you decide:

  • Ovarian stimulation carries a small risk of Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome (OHSS)
  • Egg retrieval is a minor procedure with small risks of bleeding or infection
  • Freezing does not guarantee a future pregnancy
  • Stored eggs incur ongoing annual storage fees
  • Thai regulations set out how frozen eggs may be stored and used — our team explains what applies to you
Egg Freezing Cost in Thailand

Egg freezing costs in Thailand, transparent packages.

Millennium IVF offers transparent egg freezing packages in Bangkok, with clear inclusions and the annual storage fee stated upfront. The total cost in Thailand depends on the number of stimulation cycles you need and how long you choose to store your eggs. Many international patients find egg freezing in Thailand more accessible than in their home country, without compromising on lab standards.

A package typically includes consultation, ovarian reserve testing, stimulation monitoring, egg retrieval, vitrification and initial storage.

See our IVF costs →
Why Millennium IVF

Specialist hands, international care.

"Fertility preservation, planned around you — led by Dr. Naruemit Wonglikitpanya and our embryology team."

  • Specialist medical team with 15+ years of fertility experience
  • Accredited practice operating to Thai Ministry of Public Health standards
  • Advanced embryology laboratory with strict quality-control protocols
  • English-speaking support and online video consultations for overseas patients
1,000+
Patients supported
15+
Years of experience
Meet Your Specialist

Dr. Naruemit Wonglikitpanya, M.D.

Specialist in Reproductive Medicine

Dr. Naruemit has extensive experience in assisted reproductive technology, including IVF, ICSI and fertility-preservation procedures such as egg freezing. Trained in reproductive medicine and devoted to compassionate, individualized care, she leads a team that supports each patient through every stage of the process.

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FAQs

Common questions.

How long can frozen eggs be stored?

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Eggs frozen by vitrification can be stored for many years with no meaningful drop in quality; you decide when the time is right to use them, within the limits set by Thai regulations.

What is the best age to freeze my eggs?

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Earlier is better. The late 20s to mid-30s gives the strongest results, but freezing in your late 30s or early 40s can still be worthwhile after an AMH check.

Is egg freezing painful?

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The retrieval is a short procedure under light sedation, and most women describe only mild discomfort and bloating for a few days afterwards.

How much does egg freezing cost in Thailand?

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Millennium IVF offers transparent egg freezing packages in Bangkok. The cost depends on the number of stimulation cycles and how long you store your eggs. Contact us for a personalized quote.

How many eggs should I freeze?

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This depends on your age and goals. Your doctor sets a target based on your AMH and antral follicle count, and some women complete more than one cycle to bank enough eggs.

Does egg freezing guarantee a baby?

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No. Egg freezing preserves your options but cannot guarantee a future pregnancy. Success depends on your age at freezing, the number of eggs stored and the treatment you have later. We always give you a realistic, personalized picture.

Do I need a partner to freeze my eggs?

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No. Eggs are frozen unfertilized, so no partner or donor sperm is needed at the freezing stage.

Next Step

Ready to preserve your fertility?

Contact Millennium IVF Clinic in Bangkok for a free consultation and a personalized egg freezing plan. English, Chinese and Thai support; online video consultations available for overseas patients.

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