Fertility Treatment • Mysuru
Safeguarding your embryos with advanced vitrification science.
Ultra-rapid cryogenic vitrification of healthy embryos for future transfer cycles or growing your family later.

What is it?
Embryo freezing preserves fertilised embryos — created during an IVF/ICSI cycle — using vitrification, so they can be used in a future Frozen Embryo Transfer.
Who may benefit?
- •Patients with surplus good-quality embryos after a fresh cycle
- •Those undergoing PGT, where results take time to return
- •Patients choosing to freeze all embryos to reduce hyperstimulation risk
When is it considered?
This is typically planned as part of your overall IVF/ICSI treatment plan, discussed at the outset.
How It Works
The treatment journey.
Embryo Culture
Fertilised eggs are cultured in the laboratory to an appropriate stage.
Grading
Embryos are assessed for quality to decide which are suitable to freeze.
Vitrification
Selected embryos are rapidly frozen and stored.
Preparation
No separate preparation is required beyond your existing IVF/ICSI cycle.
During Treatment
This step happens entirely in the laboratory after your egg retrieval and fertilisation.
Afterwards
Frozen embryos remain in storage until you and your doctor plan a Frozen Embryo Transfer.
Possible risks & limitations
Not every embryo survives freezing and thawing; your embryologist will keep you informed of embryo quality and outcomes at each step.
Frequently Asked Questions
Embryo freezing preserves fertilised embryos, while egg freezing preserves unfertilised eggs — your doctor can help you decide which fits your situation.
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Related treatments & pathways

Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET)
Carefully synchronised uterine preparation and gentle transfer of a vitrified embryo for an optimal implantation environment.
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IVF (In Vitro Fertilisation)
Advanced laboratory fertilisation, blastocyst culture, and personalised embryo transfer tailored to your reproductive biology.
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PGT (Preimplantation Genetic Testing)
Targeted chromosomal and genetic screening of embryos prior to uterine transfer when clinically indicated.
Explore pathway →The information above is for general educational purposes and is not a substitute for consultation with a qualified medical professional. Individual treatment plans and outcomes vary — please discuss your specific case with a fertility specialist at Srishti Fertility Hospital. Photography on this page is representative clinical imagery, not a photograph of this hospital's facility or staff, and should be replaced with real hospital photography before launch.
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