Yes, it is possible for you to keep some of your eggs for your own future use when you undergo an egg retrieval process. This is known as egg freezing or oocyte cryopreservation. It is a method women can use to preserve reproductive potential for assorted reasons such as medical treatments that could affect fertility, delaying childbearing for personal reasons, or for donation purposes. However, it is important to note that the process of egg donation and egg freezing for personal use are usually separate procedures. If you are interested in both donating eggs and freezing some for your own future use, you would need to discuss this with our egg donation agency to understand the feasibility, potential costs involved, and how it may affect the donation process. Typically, our agency will allow you to keep one cohort of six eggs in exchange for foregoing your compensation as an egg donor. An egg-freezing cycle typically costs between $12,000 to $15,000 including medication. So, this is an excellent option for you to preserve your eggs for future use.