Arm IUD Contraceptive

When you are prepared for it, a baby can be one of the biggest blessings in an individual’s life. However, some women do not want to run the risk of becoming pregnant before they are absolutely certain that they are physically, emotionally, and financially stable enough to bring a child into their life. Luckily, there are many birth control methods, such as Arm IUD Contraceptive, out there for women who want to properly protect themselves and plan for the future.

While it is fantastic that women have so many options available to them in the birth control market, all of the names and brands may become overwhelming. With terms like “Intrauterine Device” and “Etonogestrel Implant” floating around, it is no wonder why countless women find themselves lost and uneducated. The best place to turn to in situations such as these is to expert medical professionals in your area.

At Dr. Susan Fox’s Center for Women, our professionals dedicate themselves to properly educating our patients on the birth control options available to them, as well as the benefits and side effects of each method. We do not view that one birth control method may be better or superior to another, we simply present our patients with options and help them decide which one is right for them.

Implant Birth Control

Dr. Susan Fox’s Center for Women primarily focuses on two of our most popular birth control methods: IUDs and the Nexplanon Implant.

The Nexplanon Arm IUD Contraceptive is a form of pregnancy prevention that is placed under the skin of a patient’s upper arm. The implant is flexible and small, only about 1.6 inches in length. This form of birth control lasts up to 3 years and is over 99% effective. Our Best Birth Control Doctor recommends this method to women who are searching for a reliable form of contraception that is long-lasting, but not permanent.

The IUD Birth Control brands we carry include:

• Paragard
• Skyla
• Liletta
• Mirena

While each IUD has its own properties, they are all small devices made of flexible plastic that is used as long-acting, reversible forms of birth control. The devices prevent the fertilization of eggs in the uterus for a specified period of time, depending on the form of IUD. To read up on more information concerning our IUD Birth Control options, click here.

Contraceptive Stick

Receive expert gynecological and obstetrical treatment by Dr. Susan Fox and call (305) 595-6488 or click here to schedule your appointment for Arm IUD Contraceptive now!