it's a small, flexible rod about the size of a matchstick that's inserted just under the skin of your upper arm.
How it works?
The contraceptive implant releases a steady dose of progestin, which prevents ovulation. It also thickens the cervical mucus, making it harder for sperm to reach the egg.
Benefits
Long-Lasting Protection
1.
Once the implant is inserted, you can enjoy up to three years of worry-free contraception. No daily pills or weekly routines to remember. It's set it and forget it!
Highly Effective
With an effectiveness rate of over 99%, the contraceptive implant is one of the most reliable birth control options available.
2.
If at any point you decide you're ready to start a family or explore other contraceptive methods, the contraceptive implant can be easily removed by a healthcare professional.
Reversibility
3.
Will it hurt?How is it inserted?Is it safe?
Inserting the contraceptive implant is a quick and relatively painless procedure performed by a healthcare professional.
Will it hurt?
The insertion process typically takes just a few minutes, and the implant is barely noticeable once in place.
How is it inserted?
Is it safe?
while the implant is highly effective, it doesn't protect against sexually transmitted infections (STIs), so condom use is still recommended for STI prevention.