Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET)

You have frozen embryos from a prior IVF cycle and are ready to transfer

Your care team recommends freezing embryos to optimize the uterine environment

You’re pursuing single embryo transfer and want the safest approach to pregnancy

You’re using PGT-tested embryos and want carefully timed transfer planning

You want a transfer plan that minimizes unnecessary medication (when appropriate)

You do not yet have embryos available for freezing/transfer

Your evaluation suggests uterine factors need to be addressed first (polyps, fibroids, inflammation—case dependent)

Your plan is better served by a fresh transfer based on your individual cycle (we’ll guide you)

Natural vs. medicated transfer cycle approach

Monitoring needs (ultrasounds + labs)

Medications (if used)

Embryo thawing and lab handling

Storage fees (if applicable)

Often included: embryo thaw + transfer procedure

Often separate: medications, monitoring, storage fees, uterine testing/procedures

Embryo quality and stage (blastocyst vs. earlier stage)

Whether embryos were PGT-tested (if applicable)

Lining thickness and uterine factors

Hormone timing and ovulation patterns (for natural cycles)

Transfer technique and uterine response

Age at the time the embryos were created