Long-term control. Simplified.Safe. Reversible. Doctor-guided.No daily pills. No daily stress.No heavy periods. No painful periods.Control that stays with you.One step. Years of protection.Long-term control. Simplified.Safe. Reversible. Doctor-guided.No daily pills. No daily stress.No heavy periods. No painful periods.Control that stays with you.One step. Years of protection.

The
Contraceptive
Implant

One Decision.
Three Years.
99% Effective.

The Contraceptive Implant is a matchstick-sized rod placed under the skin of your upper arm. A 10-minute procedure and you’re protected for up to 3 years. No daily pill. No partner dependency. No mental load.

The Difference When You Choose

The Contraceptive Implant
Illustration of the contraceptive implant placed just under the skin of the upper arm

99% Effective

Fewer than 1 in 100 women using the implant become pregnant each year.

Discreet

Placed under the skin of your upper arm. Invisible to others and easy to forget about.

No Recurring Costs

One procedure. No pharmacy runs, no monthly spend.

No Daily
Action

Once it's in place, it works continuously for up to 3 years. No pills. No reminders.

Fully
Reversible

Want to plan a pregnancy? The implant can be removed at any time, with fertility returning quickly.

Safe for Breastfeeding

Can be used while breastfeeding. No interference with milk production.

No Oestrogen

Can be used throughout breastfeeding and by women who cannot use methods containing estrogen.

No problem is too small

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The Process

Experience 3 Years Of Control With A Few Simple Steps.

1

Consultation

Your doctor reviews your health history and confirms you are eligible. Takes about 15 minutes.

Step 1: Consultation
2

Prep

The inner side of your non-dominant upper arm is cleaned and a local anaesthetic is applied. You may feel a mild sting.

Step 2: Prep
3

Insertion

A small applicator places the rod just under the skin. The procedure itself takes under 5 minutes. No stitches, no surgery.

Step 3: Insertion
4

Check

You and your doctor feel for the rod to confirm placement. A small bandage is applied.

Step 4: Check
5

You're Protected

That's it — you're protected for up to 3 years. Keep the area dry for 24 hours and reach out any time with questions.

Step 5: You're Protected

You can reach your doctor any time with questions.

Placement Done. Now What?

Immediate

(First Few Days)
  • Mild bruising, swelling, or soreness at the insertion site. It settles within days
  • The rod is small and under the skin; the area may feel slightly tender

First 1–3 Months

  • Irregular spotting or bleeding is the most common change.
  • Some women experience breast tenderness or mild nausea, usually temporary, settles within the first month.
  • Periods may become lighter, irregular, or stop altogether. This is a known hormonal effect, not a health warning.
  • Some women report headaches, mood changes, or acne. These vary by individual.
  • Some women may develop cysts on the ovaries. These usually resolve on their own, but occasionally medical attention is needed.
  • Weight gain, typically a few pounds over the first year or two, usually gradual, is reported by some women. Review your diet with your doctor to know more.

What To Watch For

(Contact Your Doctor If)
  • The rod feels bent, broken, or you see it coming out
  • You can no longer feel the rod under the skin
  • You can see the rod poking out
  • You feel pain, heat, pus or redness at the insertion site that does not resolve on its own
  • You wish to remove the implant or get a new implant

Side Effects Vary Significantly Between Women.

Varies by person

Some feel period changes and others – bleeding, mood, or weight.

Settles in 3–6 months

For most who experience side effects.

Fertility unaffected

No impact long term, or on future pregnancy.

Any discomfort or apprehensions, your doctor is a call away. Removal is always an option.

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