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Cryocycle: Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET)
The Embryo Freezing Process
Vitrification is a modern method of embryo freezing that stops all biological processes in the cells by freezing them at extremely low temperatures. This method ensures a high level of cell viability by preventing ice crystal formation, which was a common issue in earlier freezing methods.

When is vitrification done?
Embryos are typically frozen at the blastocyst stage (5-7 days of development).
How does it work? When conditions are favorable for implantation, the embryo is thawed and transferred into the uterus.
When is Cryocycle Recommended?
Risk of ovarian hyperstimulation
After unsuccessful IVF attempts
Family planning for future children
Cryopreservation before medical treatments
Genetic screening with NGS
Preserving fertility before undergoing treatments like chemotherapy or addressing autoimmune conditions.
Couples planning additional children after a successful IVF cycle.
For cases requiring preimplantation genetic testing before transfer.
Offering another chance with preserved embryos.
To prevent overstimulation during a fresh cycle.
Treatment Stages
Your doctor may request specific tests to optimize your preparation for pregnancy. If you already have recent test results, this step can be minimized or skipped, reducing the overall cost.
Why Choose Cryocycle at Vita Life?
  • High success rates with vitrified embryos.
  • Safe, painless procedures tailored to individual needs.
  • Modern vitrification techniques ensuring optimal embryo viability.
  • Compassionate and professional care at every step of the journey.
Start your journey to parenthood with Vita Life—where expertise and care meet hope.