Nexplanon Implant
The Nexplanon contraceptive implant is your discreet partner in pregnancy prevention. Small but mighty, it's a matchstick-sized implant that delivers worry-free birth control for up to three years. By releasing a steady dose of hormone goodness, it puts a pause on the baby-making process without the fuss of a daily routine. Say hello to carefree days and nights, and kiss goodbye to the stress of unplanned surprises. Enjoy the freedom to live life on your own terms!
Frequency
Replacement Every 3 years
Effectiveness
Over 99% Effectiveness
Blood Clot Risk
No Risks of Blood Clots
Effect on fertility
No Effect on Fertility
Book Your Nexplanon Implant Appointment Today
When you schedule an appointment at The Coil Clinic, rest assured that you will receive top-notch care from specialists who focus on Nexplanon contraception fitting and removal.
Private Nexplanon Implant Fitting
Fitting of a Nexplanon Contraceptive Implant. Our health professional ensure a quick, virtually painless procedure for long-lasting contraception.
£595Whats Included
- A consultation with Dr. Smith
- Full history taken
- Blood pressure assessment
- Contraception review
- Removal of existing implant (if required)
- Contraceptive Implant insertion
Private Nexplanon Implant Removal
Every woman with an Nexplanon Implant needs it to be removed or replaced every 3 years.
£395Whats Included
- A consultation with Dr. Smith
- Contraceptive Review
- Nexplanon Implant Removal
Contraceptive Implant Insertion
Fitting or replacement of a Nexplanon Implant. Our experienced doctor ensures a quick, virtually painless procedure for long-lasting contraception.
£595Whats Included
- A 40 minute consultation with Dr Smith
- Full history taken
- Blood pressure assessment
- Contraception review
- Contraceptive Implant insertion
- Removal of existing implant (if required)
What past patients say...
Dr Smith has been fitting contraceptive devices for over 15 years, and has received many compliments, below are just a few.
Dr Smith is like a breath of fresh air. After visiting my GP surgery for a year about my perimenopausal symptoms and be told you are to young, does not show in your blood etc, Dr Smith listened and was understanding and after requesting my medical records has prescribed HRT. I would recommend Dr Smith at The Coil Clinic for menopause symptoms.
Made a pretty awkward and unpleasant experience bearable.
I felt welcomed, at ease, and able to fully discuss my concerns and health.
Frequently asked questions
Below are some frequently asked questions about the Nexplanon Implant
Does Nexplanon protect against sexually transmitted infections (STIs)?
No, Nexplanon provides contraception but does not protect against STIs. Additional precautions may be needed.
Can Nexplanon affect menstrual cycles?
Irregular bleeding or changes in menstrual patterns are common but tend to improve over time.
Is Nexplanon reversible?
Yes, fertility typically returns promptly after Nexplanon removal.
How long does Nexplanon provide contraception?
Nexplanon is effective for up to three years, after which it should be removed or replaced.
How does Nexplanon work?
Nexplanon releases a hormone called etonogestrel, preventing ovulation and thickening cervical mucus to hinder sperm movement.
Is it painful to get an implant inserted?
Most people just feel a little pinch or slight sting when they get the numbing injection. You shouldn’t be able to feel the implant being inserted. Your arm may ache a little where the implant was inserted after the numbing wears off, but it goes away quickly. You may have a bit of tenderness or swelling around the implant for a few days and it may look bruised for a week or two.
Keeping the area dry for 24 hours is important afterwards. You should be able to feel both ends of the rod under your skin. If this changes at any time, contact us for a consultation.
How does it feel to get the Nexplanon implant removed?
Implant removal only takes a few minutes, but the process is a little longer than getting it put in.
Just like with the insertion, you will receive an injection to numb a small area of your arm. Then a small cut is made to remove the implant. You usually just feel a little pinch or stinging when you get the numbing injection. After that, it shouldn’t hurt when the Dr makes the incision to take the implant out.