Dr. Lucky Sekhon

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Dr. Lucky Sekhon

Dr. Lucky Sekhon is a double board certified REI based in New York City. Born and raised in Toronto, Canada, she completed her undergraduate degree at McGill University in Montreal, MD at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, and then moved to NYC to complete her OB/GYN residency training Mt. Sinai Hospital.

At age 34, she underwent IVF for the purpose of freezing embryos to preserve her ability to continue to build a family in the future. As a reproductive-aged woman who, like so many others, waited to have kids in pursuit of her career goals, Dr. Lucky Sekhon is passionate about spreading awareness about reproductive health. She empowers women with evidenced based information on their fertility. Going through fertility treatment and the experience of being pregnant and postpartum has made Lucky Sekhon a better doctor with a clear understanding of what information is most helpful to women at various stages of their reproductive life. Unfortunately, there tends to be a lot of misinformation out here. Her mission as a fertility doctor stepping into the blogsphere is to provide women with practical, accurate information.

With evidence-based, accessible explanations and a voice that feels like a trusted ally, Dr. Lucky empowers audiences with the knowledge they need to make confident decisions. She has become a trusted voice in women’s health and fertility, featured in major media outlets, and has built a platform dedicated to closing the fertility knowledge gap. As a speaker, she combines medical expertise with compassion and storytelling to make science meaningful and accessible for every audience. You can also find Dr. Lucky on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.

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The Fertility Knowledge Gap: What No One Taught Us About Reproductive Health
A powerful and eye-opening talk that explores how societal silence and misinformation around fertility leave most people unprepared when they want to start a family. Dr. Sekhon breaks down the biology, science, and emotional realities of fertility and empowers audiences to make informed, proactive decisions about their reproductive health

Modern Fertility: Empowerment Through Science
An engaging, myth-busting presentation on how technology, from egg freezing to IVF, is transforming the way people plan their lives, careers, and families. Dr. Sekhon makes complex medical concepts relatable and shows how evidence-based medicine can give people more choices and control over their future.

Fertility in the Workplace: Supporting Reproductive Wellness and Work-Life Balance
A data-driven, human-centered talk designed for corporate audiences. Dr. Sekhon helps employers and employees understand fertility, reproductive timelines, and the connection between career goals and family-building decisions. She offers practical strategies to promote fertility awareness and support reproductive inclusivity in the workplace.

The Lucky Egg: Lessons in Hope, Resilience, and Science on the Journey to Parenthood
Based on her upcoming book The Lucky Egg, this talk weaves together patient stories, medical insights, and Dr. Sekhon’s own experiences. It explores how science, compassion, and perseverance shape the path to parenthood, and why hope can be as powerful as medicine itself.

Hormones, Myths, and Misinformation: Reclaiming the Conversation About Women’s Health
A compelling and straightforward presentation that dismantles viral myths about birth control, IVF, menopause, and hormone health. Dr. Sekhon uses science, empathy, and humor to help audiences separate fact from fear and reclaim confidence in evidence-based medicine.

When Fertility Treatments Do Not Go as Planned: Troubleshooting Failed Cycles and Setbacks

A compassionate and educational session that addresses how to understand and move forward after failed fertility treatments. Dr. Sekhon explains what doctors look for when cycles do not succeed, what can be adjusted for next time, and how to maintain emotional resilience through the ups and downs of the journey to parenthood.