Egg freezing is “not a guarantee”, a spokesperson for the British Fertility Society has warned after Jennifer Aniston said she wished she had been encouraged to undergo the process.
The fertility preservation method has massively risen in popularity in recent years, increasing tenfold in the UK in the past decade. But Dr Zeynep Gurtin, a lecturer in women’s health at UCL, also urged caution, saying: “A lot of people who freeze their eggs don’t get pregnant.”
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