Levoplant (Subdermal Contraceptive Implant)

Levoplant is a subdermal contraceptive implant designed for long-acting reversible birth control. This single flexible rod contains levonorgestrel, a synthetic progestin that provides reliable pregnancy prevention for up to three years with minimal user intervention.

The implant is placed subdermally in the upper arm through a simple outpatient procedure, releasing consistent hormone levels directly into the bloodstream. This approach bypasses first-pass hepatic metabolism, allowing lower systemic hormone exposure compared to oral contraceptives while maintaining efficacy rates exceeding 99%.

Levoplant offers several advantages for users seeking non-daily contraception: no need for daily pill adherence, no dietary interactions, rapid reversibility upon removal, and reduced hormonal side effects due to localized progestin delivery. The implant remains effective even during gastrointestinal disturbances or concurrent medication use.

Suitable candidates include women aged 18 and older seeking extended contraceptive protection without the need for routine clinic visits. The implant does not protect against sexually transmitted infections; barrier methods remain recommended for STI prevention.

Removal or reinsertion can be performed at any time, restoring fertility potential immediately upon discontinuation. Medical consultation is required before insertion to assess individual suitability and discuss potential side effects, interactions, and contraindications.