Take control of your fertility timeline with Vitalissima Fertility Solutions! Our unique program comprehensively combines Pre-Freeze Conditioning and genetic carrier screening with a seamless pathway to our global network of leading IVF labs, ensuring your frozen gametes are primed for future IVF success.
The decision to freeze your eggs is personal, but the biological timeline is a scientific fact. Understanding ovarian aging is the key to making a proactive choice.
The Data-Driven Reality of Female Fertility:
A woman's ovarian reserve—the number and quality of eggs—begins to decline in her late 20s and early 30s.
The period around age 35 represents a critical shift. The bioactivity of reproductive hormones and the structure of their cellular receptors begin to change, which can lead to a poor response to ovarian stimulation and a lower yield of eggs.
The most significant challenge with advanced maternal age is the rise in aneuploidy—embryos with an incorrect number of chromosomes.
Robust research shows that the margin of improvement from some advanced interventions progressively diminishes with age. The same protocol that yields significant results for women under 35 offers a more modest benefit for those aged 36-38, with then markedly reduced effects for the group over 40. This underscores a vital principle: preserving your eggs at a younger age allows you to capture the greatest possible benefit from quality optimisation, making your investment in fertility preservation most impactful.
Robust research shows that the margin of improvement from some advanced interventions progressively diminishes with age. The same protocol that yields significant results for women under 35 offers a more modest benefit for those aged 36-38, with then markedly reduced effects for the group over 40. This underscores a vital principle: preserving your eggs at a younger age allows you to capture the greatest possible benefit from quality optimisation, making your investment in fertility preservation most impactful.
The conversation around biological clocks is no longer just for women. Male fertility also changes with age, impacting both the chance of conception and the health of the offspring.
A woman's ovarian reserve—the number and quality of eggs—begins to decline in her late 20s and early 30s.
We offer the same comprehensive, quality-focused approach to men.
A tailored programme to:
Identifies if you are a carrier for hundreds of inherited conditions, providing a complete picture for future family planning alongside your partner's results.
Male fertility declines gradually with age, with a noticeable drop in sperm quality, semen volume, and motility typically beginning around age 35 to 40.
Chance of Successful Natural Pregnancy Each Month
The truth about natural fertility and age: while women under 30 have about 25% chance of getting pregnant naturally each cycle, that chance drops to 20% for women over 30, according to estimates by the American Society for Reproductive Medicine. By 40, the chance of getting pregnant naturally each month is just 5%.
Source: American Society for Reproductive Medicine
The truth about natural fertility and age: while women under 30 have about 25% chance of getting pregnant naturally each cycle, that chance drops to 20% for women over 30, according to estimates by the American Society for Reproductive Medicine. By 40, the chance of getting pregnant naturally each month is just 5%.
Source: American Society for Reproductive Medicine
| Age | AMH level (ng/ml) |
|---|---|
| 25 | 5.4 |
| 30 | 3.5 |
| 35 | 2.3 |
| 40 | 1.3 |
| >43 | .07 |