Egg freezing

The decision to freeze your eggs can be difficult. It may also be affected by your personal beliefs.

Many people feel better about making a decision after reviewing all of their options. For some, having a written record of what matters most to them can be helpful.

This website contains information to help you make an informed decision about egg freezing. It also includes a guided exercise to reflect on what matters most. There is no right or wrong way to use this website – take your time exploring the areas that are of interest to you.

The information provided is broadly applicable across countries, although some information about costs, regulations, and accessing fertility care is Australian specific.

Discussing your options with a fertility specialist or counsellor may also be useful. However, this is likely to incur a cost. We encourage you to share this website with those who will support you to make your decision about egg freezing.

Note: This website was developed for people with ovaries. Whilst we use the terms woman/women, we recognise that egg freezing may be relevant for people with diverse gender identities. For more personalised information, please speak to a healthcare professional.