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Dr. Himanshu Bavishi Speaks on Social & Medical Egg Freezing at Vadodara Gynaecologists' Meet (BOGS x ISAR Gujarat)
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Dr. Himanshu Bavishi addresses Vadodara's gynaecologists on the modern-day need for social & medical egg freezing.
Organised by
Baroda Obstetric & Gynaecological Society (BOGS)
Co-organised by
ISAR — Gujarat Chapter
Initiative
i-evolve, by the makers of Isofit
Speaker
Dr. Himanshu Bavishi, Director, BFI
Best suited for: Gynaecologists and patients in Vadodara and surrounding regions who want an evidence-based, honest view of when egg freezing helps — and when it doesn't.
Bavishi Fertility Institute continued its commitment to medical education with Dr. Himanshu Bavishi addressing a gathering of gynaecologists at a scientific meet organised jointly by the Baroda Obstetric & Gynaecological Society (BOGS) and the Gujarat Chapter of the Indian Society for Assisted Reproduction (ISAR), held in Vadodara under the "i-evolve" initiative.
Speaking to a hall full of practising gynaecologists from Vadodara and the surrounding region, Dr. Bavishi shared his clinical perspective on egg freezing — both as a personal, social choice and as a medical necessity — a topic that is becoming increasingly relevant in everyday gynaecology practice.
A scientific meet for Vadodara's gynaecologist community
The programme was welcomed under the banner of BOGS, ISAR (Gujarat Chapter) and the Endometriosis Society of India, with the "i-evolve" initiative — supported by the makers of Isofit — bringing together practising obstetricians and gynaecologists from Vadodara and nearby towns for an afternoon of focused scientific exchange.
- A packed hall: gynaecologists filled the conference room to hear from senior faculty on a subject that touches an increasing number of their patients.
- Peer-to-peer learning: sessions like this let specialists compare real clinical experience — not just textbook guidelines — on a fast-evolving area of reproductive medicine.
- BFI as invited faculty: Dr. Bavishi was invited to share BFI's clinical experience in fertility preservation, reflecting the institute's standing as a FOGSI-recognised training centre.
The modern-day need for egg freezing — social and medical
Dr. Bavishi's talk centred on a shift he sees clearly in his own clinic: egg freezing is no longer a niche procedure. More women are choosing it proactively, and more doctors are recommending it as a precaution before treatments that can affect fertility.
Why Women Freeze Their Eggs Today
The key clinical message
- Age is still the single biggest factor: egg quality and quantity decline well before menopause, which is why freezing in the late twenties to early thirties gives the best future chance — a message Dr. Bavishi urged gynaecologists to raise with patients earlier, not later.
- Medical egg freezing should be a default conversation: any woman facing chemotherapy, radiotherapy or ovarian surgery should be counselled about fertility preservation options before treatment begins, not after.
- Vitrification has changed the outlook: modern ultra-rapid freezing avoids the ice-crystal damage of older techniques, giving high survival rates on thawing and making the procedure far more reliable than a decade ago.
BFI's experience in fertility preservation
Dr. Bavishi shared BFI's own track record in this space — a programme built on training at one of the institutions that pioneered vitrification.
BFI's Egg-Freezing & Vitrification Expertise
Practical Tip
Continuing medical education, close to home
BFI regularly partners with societies like BOGS, ISAR and IMA chapters to bring evidence-based fertility science to practising gynaecologists across Gujarat.
Egg freezing — social or medical — is a growing part of everyday fertility counselling, and BFI shares its clinical experience openly with peers.
Events like this strengthen the referral network between community gynaecologists and specialist fertility centres, so patients get timely guidance.
As a FOGSI-recognised training centre, BFI remains committed to raising the standard of fertility care across the region.
Considering egg freezing — for medical or personal reasons?
Get an honest, age-based assessment of your ovarian reserve and what egg freezing could mean for you. Talk to our team at BFI Vadodara or your nearest BAVISHI centre.
About the Author
Dr. Parth Bavishi
MBBS, MD (Obstetrics & Gynaecology)
Co-director & IVF Specialist
Dr. Parth Bavishi holds an MD in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and brings over 12 years of specialist experience as Co-director and IVF Specialist at Bavishi Fertility Institute — a group of fertility centres across India committed to helping couples realise their dream of parenthood.
His clinical focus is on complex and challenging cases: male-factor infertility, poor sperm quality, high sperm DNA fragmentation, and repeated IVF failure. He has received specialised infertility training at three internationally recognised institutions — Bavishi Fertility Institute, the Diamond Institute (USA), and the HART Institute (Japan) — giving him a uniquely broad perspective on the latest global advances in reproductive medicine.