Your timeline. Your terms.
SGF California just opened a state-of-the-art fertility center and embryology lab in Solana Beach — bringing one of the nation’s largest fertility network to San Diego County.
Why freeze your eggs with SGF California
Freezing your eggs is a decision you make on your own timeline — not anyone else’s. SGF California’s fertility specialists start with the same conversation for every patient: understanding your fertility potential, your goals, and what a plan built around your life actually looks like.
- The same team, every visit. Continuity of care from your first appointment through retrieval.
- A newly built embryology lab. HEPA-filtered clean air systems, anti-vibration tables, and advanced incubators designed to support embryo and egg development.
- An individualized approach. A plan built around your results, not a standard protocol applied to everyone.
Built for San Diego County
SGF California’s Solana Beach center offers a full spectrum of fertility services in one location — diagnostic testing, fertility preservation, IUI, IVF, and an on-site surgical suite for procedures like egg retrievals, so patients aren’t shuttled between facilities for different steps of care.
Freezing your eggs in 4 steps
- Testing — bloodwork and ultrasound to understand your ovarian reserve (AMH and antral follicle count)
- Consultation — a one-on-one conversation about your results and options
- Your plan — a protocol built around your body and your timeline
- Retrieval and freezing — eggs are retrieved, frozen, and stored for future use
Let’s talk about what’s possible.
Whether you’re interested in egg freezing or fertility treatment, please call or fill out the form below to request a new patient appointment. A member of our New Patient Center will contact you to discuss your needs and schedule the appointment that’s right for you.
FAQ
Can I use my insurance for egg freezing?
Cost is one of the biggest questions people have before they ever pick up the phone. SGF’s financial team will walk you through your options, including insurance coverage where it applies and financing for the rest.
How many eggs will I need to freeze?
This depends on your age, ovarian reserve, and family-building goals — your specialist will walk you through what’s typical based on your own results.
Does egg freezing hurt?
Most patients describe the process as manageable — daily injections for about two weeks, followed by a short outpatient retrieval procedure.
How long does the process take, start to finish?
Testing and consultation typically take a few weeks; the stimulation and retrieval cycle itself runs about two weeks.
Get started today.
Your first conversation starts with understanding where you are — no pressure, no assumptions.
