Why should I work (or egg-freeze party) with Dr. Aimee? 

Dr. Aimee Eyvazzadeh is one of the foremost experts on the latest fertility treatments. And she got there by making those once-daunting subjects feel more approachable, actionable, and yes, fun for her patients. Her mantra: It’s your body, so you’re in charge. 

What’s her background? 

Glad you asked because she doesn’t like to brag. But it is pretty impressive. For starters, Dr. Aimee is a native of the Bay Area and a graduate of UCLA School of Medicine. She has completed residency in Obstetrics & Gynecology at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard Medical School, a fellowship in Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility at University of Michigan, and her Masters in Public Health in Health Management and Policy at University of Michigan. Dr. Aimee is headquartered in the SF Bay Area, and does consults for people all over the world. 

What’s her specialty? 

As an OB-GYN and fertility specialist known as “the Egg Whisperer”, Dr. Aimee’s areas of focus are pretty self-explanatory. But her real passion is empowering her patients. Too often, people are made to feel that the reproductive process is a mystery that only white-coated professionals can understand. Dr. Aimee is on a mission to make that knowledge accessible and, ultimately, help put you in control of your health and well-being. 

And egg freezing is a great first step in that direction. 

How can she help me freeze my eggs? 

Before you even set foot in your doctor’s office, Dr. Aimee will help you design your egg freezing protocol. She’ll help you determine your chances of a successful pregnancy using your frozen eggs, based on family history and/or genetic tests. 

While freezing and warming your eggs are fairly straightforward medical procedures, they can also stir up a lot of feelings. That’s why Dr. Aimee takes a holistic approach. From egg to embryo, she will tailor her treatment plan to your unique situation and care for your physical and emotional needs at every step along the way.