Egg Freezing 101

Women are most fertile in their late teens and early 20’s, but many of us aren’t ready to have a baby until much later—often into the late 30s or early 40s. What happens to fertility during those critical years, and how can we preserve the option to have children if or when we’re ready later on in life? If you’ve ever been curious about egg freezing or just want accurate information about a woman’s fertility timeline, then come to this interactive education session with Extend Fertility. director of education. Chief clinical officer and reproductive endocrinologist Dr. Joshua U. Klein will give a brief presentation on female fertility and will answer your questions about egg freezing. He’ll be joined by Kristen Mancinelli, Extend Fertility’s director of education. This session is mostly devoted to Q&A—so bring your questions!

Who should attend this event? If you're a woman who wants more information about the egg freezing process, answers to questions about your fertility health, or just want to meet the team that provides care for women freezing their eggs, then this is a great opportunity for you.