Charging

The patients need to fulfil the selection criteria in order to receive public service. Women still need to pay IVF drug package and laboratory fee for oocyte/embryo freezing. Men still need to pay the laboratory fee for sperm freezing.

We provide up to 40 cycles of sperm freezing and 20 cycles of oocyte/embryo freezing per year in the public fertility preservation service.

Charges of public fertility preservation service at Queen Mary Hospital
Fee Sperm freezing Egg or embryo freezing
First 2 years HK$4,400 ~HK$15,000-20,000 *
Storage from 3rd year onwards HK$6,600
every 2 years		 HK$6,600
every 2 years

* Depends on number of eggs or embryos. Charges already include drugs for ovarian stimulation, laboratory charge for egg handling and egg/embryo freezing

Eligibility criteria for women

  • Age <35 years
  • Have fertility wish after cancer treatment
  • Have a high risk of ovarian insufficiency after cancer treatment
  • Survival rate of more than 50% after cancer treatment
  • No prior chemotherapy or pelvic radiotherapy
  • Antral follicle count >7 on pelvic scanning

* Patients still need to pay IVF drug package and laboratory fee for oocyte freezing.

Eligibility criteria for men

  • Age <35 years
  • Have fertility wish after cancer treatment
  • Have a high risk of testicular failure after cancer treatment
  • Survival rate of more than 50% after cancer treatment
  • No prior chemotherapy or pelvic radiotherapy

* Patients still need to pay the laboratory fee for semen freezing.