Dr Aimee Eyvazzadeh

Dr Aimee Eyvazzadeh Fertility doctor, Mom of 4 and fertility educator. Life's mission is to help everyone She is a graduate of UCLA School of Medicine.

Dr. Aimee, also known as the “Egg Whisperer," is one of America’s most famous Fertility Doctors. Her success rate at baby-making is what gives future parents hope when all hope is lost. She’s had a hand in creating thousands of happy healthy babies. Dr. Aimee is a Harvard-educated board certified OBGYN, specializing in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility; but it’s her "Egg Freezing Parties" that put her in the limelight and made her a media darling. She has been featured in magazines like People and Marie Claire, and has been featured on the Today Show, Good Morning America, CBS Morning, Fox Network, along with a number of local and international newscasts. In her off-time, Dr. Aimee is a Mom to four rambunctious young kids aged 8 and under. Her goal is to teach everyone how to become fertility aware and

She is a native of the Bay Area. After completing her residency in Obstetrics & Gynecology at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard Medical School, she completed a fellowship in Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility at University of Michigan. She also completed a Masters in Public Health in Health Management and Policy at University of Michigan. Dr. Aimee has presented her research at the national meetings of the American Society of Reproductive Medicine, Endocrine Society and American College of Ob/Gyn. Her research has been published in several journals including Fertility and Sterility, Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, Obstetrics and Gynecology and Menopause. Dr. Aimee co-authored book chapters on ultrasonography and male infertility with national leaders in the field of reproductive endocrinology. Dr. Aimee is a fellow of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology. She is board certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology and continues to contribute to research in the field of reproductive endocrinology and infertility. You can email her directly at: email@draimee.org

02/04/2026

This week, I’m excited to share a new article that just recently came out in The San Francisco Standard. I love seeing articles that cover the journey of fertility patients with care, nuance, and humanity, and I’m grateful this story does exactly that. And, it's an honor to be included in it along side some of my patients' journeys as well.

In this piece, they weave together the real stories of patients, along with what inspires me every day. You'll read about:

💙 Patients who found hope and positive outcomes, even when they’ve been told there are no options elsewhere

💙 How 50 will be the new 40

💙 Focusing on what works for individual patients by staying curious, reading the research, and building personalized care plans
💙 Creating an experience where patients feel supported and deeply cared for
💙 Looking ahead with optimism as fertility care continues to evolve

This is my life’s work and the work I’ve always wanted to do. It’s a joy to walk alongside my patients, to problem-solve together, and to help them imagine what might still be possible.

I truly appreciate when outlets take the time to thoughtfully cover fertility and family building.

To learn more, head to their article at
https://sfstandard.com/2026/01/31/meet-egg-whisperer-aimee-eyvazzadeh-ivf-egg-freezing/

Recently, I sat down with Dr. Lee Hullender Rubin to talk about acupuncture and fertility. I was blown away by how many ...
02/02/2026

Recently, I sat down with Dr. Lee Hullender Rubin to talk about acupuncture and fertility. I was blown away by how many specific benefits studies have shown for fertility as a result of acupuncture.

Dr. Rubin is an award-winning doctor of acupuncture with over two decades of experience specializing in fertility, IVF support, pelvic and v***a vaginal pain, and cancer related support.

We talked about how simple acupuncture really is, and if you’re afraid of needles, don’t fret! These needles are so thin and tiny, I could barely see them when Dr. Rubin showed me.

Plus the actual benefits are quite impressive. “We see multiple changes that are measurable by bloodwork, neuroimaging, ultrasound,” Dr. Rubin said, “So you can see there is a complex response from this deceptively simple looking intervention.”

As we talked about the multiple different kinds of trials and studies that have been done with acupuncture for fertility, Dr. Rubin shared what she saw in the data:

“If you look at one style of trial where acupuncture is compared with people who are relaxing or maybe they don’t get any treatment at all, when you put all of those trials together, you see a 27-30% increase in the chance of live birth and a 43% reduction in miscarriage. That’s pretty great.”

As you know by now, especially if you’ve been following me for a while, it takes a 360-degree, whole-life approach to reach the kind of success we’re looking for. Acupuncture can help with blood flow to reproductive organs, minimizing pain and discomfort, boosting your mood and decreasing anxiety, and aiding your body in blood sugar metabolism, among so many other things.

Acupuncture is something I consider to be a huge help when it comes to a whole-body approach to fertility. Dr. Rubin shared so much from her decades of experience and analysis of the data she’s seen and collected that made me wish acupuncture was just a standard part of any fertility medicine practice!

To catch all of the amazing benefits and hear more of what Dr. Rubin had to say, tune in to our full interview at the link in my profile.

You can read the full article on my site: https://www.draimee.org/acupuncture-and-ivf-outcomes-with-guest-dr-lee-hullender-rubin

01/31/2026

Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/FlMuezCcHus
One of my favorite things about doing The Egg Whisperer Show is busting fertility myths, especially with other fertility experts! I sat down with Dr. Jaime Knopman to tackle some fertility myths that she shares in book (Own Your Fertility)because understanding fact vs. fiction helps you plan a much smoother fertility journey.

Here are the two myths we bust in this reel:

Myth #1: Out-of-balance hormones are why you can't get pregnant BUSTED: As Dr. Knopman explains, hormones are never "balanced" - they naturally fluctuate throughout your cycle! The rise and fall of estrogen and progesterone is completely normal. While conditions like PCOS exist, "balancing your hormones" won't magically boost fertility. When I see patients with high FSH wanting me to lower it, I explain that it's not necessarily something we treat, it's a tool to understand what's happening with your body.

Myth #2: Your infertility is your fault or in your control BUSTED: We see this all the time: patients blaming themselves for running after their embryo transfer or eating the "wrong" foods. As Dr. Knopman says, "I wish it was that simple." The truth? You can control the knowledge you gain and how you care for yourself (sleep, choosing the right doctors), but fertility itself isn't about willpower or perfection.

Want to hear more about the myths we cover? Tune in on YouTube! You can find each myth as a separate timestamp!
https://youtu.be/FlMuezCcHus

When you first thought about growing your family, how did your dream show up? I mean before you researched anything or m...
01/31/2026

When you first thought about growing your family, how did your dream show up? I mean before you researched anything or made your first doctor’s appointment. Before you brought it up to your partner, or told your inner circle it was something you were thinking about..

I’m almost 100% sure that it started as a glimmer of an idea that lived somewhere in your beautiful imagination. That’s really where all big, bold dreams begin: as precious little seeds being planted somewhere in your consciousness. But, this isn’t about how far you’ve come since then, or how far you feel like you still have to go. I want to talk about the present moment you’re living in right now.

You’ve been nurturing that dream - helping it grow and become strong, feeding it all the while with your hope, courage and resilience. That takes continuous, intentional effort. And that intentional decision to keep going happens moment by moment.

Keeping your hope and being brave enough to act on it is something you have to decide to do every day, whether it feels easy in the moment or not. It’s a conscious decision that happens over and over, on purpose. And you’ve been doing it, even when it’s felt hard to do - otherwise you wouldn’t be here reading this right now💕

I want you to know I see your courage. I see your strength and resilience. I see how bright the light of your hope is shining. I see you daring to make your dreams into reality. I know what that takes, and I am so proud of you.

Keep going, if even just one moment at a time.✨

If you want help along the way from someone who will be as intentional as you are with your fertility journey, schedule a consultation at the link in my profile or on my website at DrAimee.org

Hana Janebdar is the co-founder and CEO of Juno Bio, a women’s health company working to decode the vaginal microbiome. ...
01/30/2026

Hana Janebdar is the co-founder and CEO of Juno Bio, a women’s health company working to decode the vaginal microbiome. She is joining me today on The Egg Whisperer Show podcast from London.

Hana received a BSc in Biology from Imperial College London and an MSc in Biochemical Engineering. When she was researching microbiomes, she discovered that there was an opportunity to close the gender health gap and advance vaginal microbiome research. Her company, Juno Bio recently launched its Vaginal Microbiome Test, the first at-home comprehensive screen that allows women to receive insight into her full vaginal microbiome profile and what it means for their wellness.

In this interview, we are discussing the role the vaginal microbiome (VM) plays in overall health and fertility, what fertility patients and doctors need to know about the VM, and how to test your VM.

Thank you for joining me, Hana!

You can listen on my website:
https://www.draimee.org/vaginal-health-and-your-fertility-with-guest-hana-janebdar-of-juno-bio

Tune in on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-egg-whisperer-show/id1253210160

Tune in on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5y9gPpZlUZT33eLMU90TYB

01/28/2026

I'm so excited to welcome Dr. Lucky Sekhon back to the Egg Whisperer Show! 🎉

In Part 2 of our conversation about the launch of her book, The Lucky Egg, Dr. Lucky shares the beautiful story behind her book's title, and it's a message of HOPE that every fertility patient needs to hear. ✨

Fertility is part biology, part luck. And that can be one of the hardest things to sit with. But, through it all, as Dr. Lucky shares, "All it takes is one lucky egg."

In this reel, we talk about how to mentally and emotionally approach another cycle after difficult ones. The key is to understand what you can control and what you can’t, and why acknowledging the blind spots actually builds trust and reduces anxiety.

The truth is, there’s no test for egg quality. There are waiting periods that feel excruciating. And there are moments where the unknowns take over your thoughts. Preparing for those moments, naming them, and normalizing them can make a real difference.

We also talk about hope. Not false hope, but real hope. As you'll hear Dr. Lucky share (and explain where the name of her book comes from), sometimes all it takes is one Lucky Egg.

You can tune into the full episode (and part 1) on YouTube:
https://youtu.be/h83bY3Fneds

"Fertility is a marathon, not a race." 💙⁠⁠The most common questions I’m asked are about exercise, food and weight. What'...
01/27/2026

"Fertility is a marathon, not a race." 💙⁠
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The most common questions I’m asked are about exercise, food and weight. What's safe? What should be avoided?⁠ What might have a positive impact?⁠ ⁠
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Dr. Meredith Provost joins me to tell us about the science behind how weight impacts fertility, which diets support fertility and exercises patients should consider after or during treatment. ⁠
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The thing is, there's so much more to fertility treatment than narrowly focusing on all of the things you "can't" or "shouldn't" do. ⁠
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Dr. Provost reflected that ""Fertility is a marathon, not a race." And, it's such an important reminder for anyone on their fertility journey, especially if you're feeling overwhelmed.⁠
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It's easy to feel like each part of the journey is an all or nothing effort. But, like anything, it's important to remember that as a fertility patient, you don't have to be perfect. You don't have to restrict everything you love . You don't have to do it all at once.⁠
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Take it one step at a time. One day at a time. Be YOU through this process. Incremental, healthy decisions add up and make an impact on your health and journey.⁠
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More than anything, we both want you to know that while it might feel like a big deal to take a first step to reach out for help: fertility doctors are here to support you. We're here to help you reach your goals in the healthiest way possible for YOUR body and YOUR life. ⁠
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Listen to my full conversation with Dr. Meredith Provost where we talk about weight, exercise, diet, and what really matters when it comes to your fertility.

https://www.draimee.org/best-diet-exercise-and-health-tips-for-fertility-with-dr-meredith-provost

"Fertility is a marathon, not a race." 💙The most common questions I’m asked are about exercise, food and weight. What's ...
01/27/2026

"Fertility is a marathon, not a race." 💙

The most common questions I’m asked are about exercise, food and weight. What's safe? What should be avoided?⁠ What might have a positive impact?⁠

Dr. Provost joins me to tell us about the science behind how weight impacts fertility, which diets support fertility and exercises patients should consider after or during treatment.

The thing is, there's so much more to fertility treatment than narrowly focusing on all of the things you "can't" or "shouldn't" do.

Dr. Provost reflected that ""Fertility is a marathon, not a race." And, it's such an important reminder for anyone on their fertility journey, especially if you're feeling overwhelmed.

It's easy to feel like each part of the journey is an all or nothing effort. But, like anything, it's important to remember that as a fertility patient, you don't have to be perfect. You don't have to restrict everything you love . You don't have to do it all at once.

Take it one step at a time. One day at a time. Be YOU through this process. Incremental, healthy decisions add up and make an impact on your health and journey.

More than anything, we both want you to know that while it might feel like a big deal to take a first step to reach out for help: fertility doctors are here to support you. We're here to help you reach your goals in the healthiest way possible for YOUR body and YOUR life.

Listen to my full conversation with Dr. Meredith Provost where we talk about weight, exercise, diet, and what really matters when it comes to your fertility right here: https://www.draimee.org/best-diet-exercise-and-health-tips-for-fertility-with-dr-meredith-provost

01/26/2026

🎯 MYTH BUSTED! 🎯

I'm SO excited to celebrate the release of Dr. Lucky's incredible new book, The Lucky Egg, by doing what we do best: busting fertility myths! 💥

And, we're tackling a BIG one: "S***m don't have a biological clock."

Here's the truth: While men continuously make new s***m throughout their lives (yes, even into their 60s, 70s, and 80s!), they are NOT exempt to the biological clock, it just ticks differently in men.

Dr. Lucky broke it down perfectly: "For men, it's not about getting someone pregnant, but it's more about the quality of the pregnancy." 👶

As men age, especially over 45-50, they can accumulate mutations in s***m DNA that get passed to future children. Research has linked advanced paternal age to:
✨ Neurodevelopmental issues
✨ Autism
✨ Even childhood cancer

That's why I ALWAYS have this conversation with my patients when the s***m provider is in their 50s or older.

Plus, Dr. Lucky makes a great point: s***m freezing is so much less invasive, easier, and cheaper than egg freezing, yet somehow it isn't utilized that often as a fertility preservation option by younger men.

Knowledge is power, and these are conversations we need to be having BEFORE starting a family. 💪

Want to hear more myth-busting and learn the truth about fertility? 👉 Visit the link in my profile!

I’m so excited that Dr. Kevin Osteen is joining me today on the Egg Whisperer Show podcast!⁠⁠Since the 1990s, Dr. Osteen...
01/23/2026

I’m so excited that Dr. Kevin Osteen is joining me today on the Egg Whisperer Show podcast!⁠
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Since the 1990s, Dr. Osteen’s research program has focused on environmental endocrine disruptors and how they impact endometriosis. ⁠
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His laboratory developed “organ-on-a-chip” technology, which is a tiny plastic “chip” about the size of a USB thumb drive that mimics the workings of the microenvironment of a human organ. ⁠
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Dr. Osteen’s team created the first endometrium and endometriosis chip models. These “organ-on-a-chip” models provide a way to test and observe what happens in “normal” endometrium, and in those that have endometriosis. This technology changes the way doctors study this disease.⁠
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Dr. Osteen and are talking about the organ-on-a-chip technology, endometriosis, and endocrine disruptors, and reproductive health. I’m excited to have him on the show, and hope you’ll join us for this exciting and very timely conversation.⁠
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You can tune in, or read the whole transcript of our discussion here on my website: http://draimee.org/environmental-toxicant-exposure-and-your-reproductive-health-with-dr-kevin-osteen

I think that all of us wish that fertility came with a clearer forecast. Not certainty, but a little more heads-up about...
01/23/2026

I think that all of us wish that fertility came with a clearer forecast. Not certainty, but a little more heads-up about what might be ahead. Instead, this journey unfolds in real time, and we adjust as we learn more.

Some stretches feel calm and encouraging. Others bring unexpected changes that ask you to pause, regroup, and rethink the plan.

Those moments are hard, especially when a shift means letting go of something you were counting on. After decades in fertility medicine, I know this is part of the process. Not because anything has gone wrong, but because fertility care is science responding to new information.

Going in with eyes wide open means holding hope while staying flexible. You have a destination in mind, and it matters deeply. The path to get there may change, and adjusting course is not giving up. It’s how progress happens.

I’ll never tell you this is easy. And I’ll never tell you it’s out of reach. In fertility, both of those truths exist at the same time. When you understand what’s happening and why, the uncertainty becomes easier to carry.

That’s why education is such a big part of my work. Through my posts, podcast, classes, and beyond, my goal is to give you clear, up-to-date information so you can make confident decisions and build the right Fertility TEAM for your situation.

I know how tiring this can be. I wish I could calm every storm for you. What I can do is help you read the conditions, adjust your sails when needed, and keep moving forward with intention.

You’ve got this.✨️

If you’d like support from an experienced guide, you can schedule a consultation at https://www.draimee.org/

01/22/2026

Today on The Egg Whisperer Show Podcast, I’m joined by Dr. Rahi Victory .md. Dr. Victory is an OBGYN in Canada, where he has two clinics. I’m excited to have him on the show today to talk about how to become an advocate for yourself, and how to make sure that your care is your doctor’s priority.⁠
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Dr. Victory and I are both very like-minded in the way that we approach patient care: we want you to be an active part of your care and we want you to be a part of our decision making when it comes to deciding on a treatment plan. It’s a joy to talk to Dr. Victory about transparency and honesty and how patients can become their own advocates and make sure they get the kind of care they deserve on their journey.⁠ ⁠
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Here's just a little bit of our conversation. To tune in to the whole interview, or read the transcript, head to my website at the link below, or look for The Egg Whisperer Show on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.: https://www.draimee.org/how-to-make-sure-your-fertility-journey-is-your-doctors-priority-with-dr-rahi-victory
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