Transdermal implants

Transdermal implants are small medical devices placed just under the skin to deliver medication or other substances steadily over time. They are designed to release drugs slowly and consistently, providing an alternative to oral medication or injections. These implants can be used for hormone therapy, pain management, or other treatments, ensuring precise dosing and improved convenience. Typically made from biocompatible materials, they are minimally invasive to insert and can remain in place for months or years, offering effective, long-term therapy with reduced need for frequent administration.