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Studies Say

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New research gives a better picture of egg freezing success rates after a single cycle

It’s important that any guidance we, or any provider, gives women includes the estimated number of eggs they’ll freeze in one cycle (based on age and AMH level), and the likelihood that they’ll be able to have a baby with those eggs later.

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Extend Fertility, LLC provides management and support services to Extend Fertility Medical Practice. Extend Fertility Medical Practice is an independently owned professional corporation. All medical services, such as medication monitoring and egg retrieval, are directed and rendered solely by Extend Fertility Medical Practice. References on our website to the healthcare team refers to the physicians and nurses employed or contracted by Extend Fertility Medical Practice to provide health care services.

In addition to providing the services set forth above, Extend Fertility, LLC holds a tissue processing facility licenses, employs the embryologists, and performs certain services associated with egg freezing.