Advanced science has made it possible for women to hold on to their fertility and conceive a child biologically even in their later life. A woman should have the option to have a child whenever she wants and fertility preservation gives her that freedom. Female fertility preservation is a method by which eggs, embryos, or ovarian tissue of a female are preserved in a laboratory setting in order to use them during a later stage. This has become increasingly useful when dealing with fertility issues associated with certain illnesses like cancer. Radiotherapy or chemotherapy tend to cause irreversible damage to the ovaries, and thereby the unfertilized eggs, which results in subfertility. With female fertility preservation, the eggs can be harvested before radiotherapy or chemotherapy is initiated and later on fertilized through IVF and subsequently introduced into the mothers’ uterus.