Egg freezing, a procedure that involves preserving eggs for future use, has seen a significant rise in popularity, with a 170% increase in cycles between 2019 and 2023. While the technology has been around since the 1980s, it became more accessible with the development of vitrification in the 2000s. However, its important to note that freezing eggs doesnt guarantee a child, and success rates are generally higher for younger women. The process involves two weeks of daily hormone injections and frequent clinic visits, and while it offers a valuable option, it comes with considerations regarding cost, time commitment, and realistic expectations about success.

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