
Contraceptive Implant Insertion/Removal
Care Before the Procedure
- Confirm negative pregnancy test prior to implant insertion.
- Avoid applying lotions or creams on the upper arm area.
- Inform the clinician about allergies, medications, or bleeding disorders.
- Schedule procedure when healthy and free from infection.
Care During the Procedure
- Remain relaxed and still during local anesthesia administration.
- Follow instructions for proper arm positioning for accurate placement.
- Communicate immediately if discomfort or pain occurs during procedure.
- Allow the clinician to use applicator for precise insertion.
Care After the Procedure
- Expect mild bruising, swelling, or soreness at the insertion site.
- Keep the area clean and avoid trauma or pressure.
- Avoid strenuous activities with affected arm for a few days.
- Attend follow-up if implant feels displaced or any complications arise.
Eligibility
- Women seeking long-term reversible contraception for 3–5 years without daily attention.
- Individuals preferring non-estrogen hormone-based contraception for convenience and effectiveness.
- Women with contraindications to estrogen-containing contraceptives requiring progestin-only options.
- Patients desiring fertility preservation with rapid return to fertility after removal.
- Confirm negative pregnancy test prior to implant insertion.
- Avoid applying lotions or creams on the upper arm area.
- Inform the clinician about allergies, medications, or bleeding disorders.
- Schedule procedure when healthy and free from infection.
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