At Bollin Women’s Health Clinic, we specialise in personalised reproductive and sexual health services for women of all ages. Whether you are exploring contraception for the first time, considering switching methods, or seeking advice on long-term options, our dedicated team is here to support you with expert guidance, evidence-based care, and a warm, confidential environment.
We offer a full range of contraception methods to help you choose what best suits your lifestyle, health needs, and future family plans. Our clinicians provide:
One-to-one consultations
Full contraceptive assessments
Fitting and removal of long-acting reversible contraception
Follow-up care and troubleshooting
Support for managing side effects or transitioning methodsBelow are the most offered contraception options at Bollin Clinic
A daily pill containing oestrogen and progesterone that prevents ovulation.
Who it’s for:
Women who prefer a non-invasive, reversible option
Suitable for those with regular routines
Not recommended for women who cannot take oestrogenWhat it involves:
Taking one pill at the same time every day
Review appointments to ensure suitability
Possible regulation of periods and reduction in acneA daily pill containing only progesterone.
Who it’s for:
Women who cannot take oestrogen
Breastfeeding individuals
Those preferring a hormone-only, reversible methodWhat it involves:
Taking the pill within the same 3-hour window daily
May lead to lighter or irregular periodsA small T-shaped device inserted into the uterus that uses copper to prevent pregnancy.
Who it’s for:
Women seeking long-acting non-hormonal contraception
Those wanting up to 10 years of protection
Suitable for women who prefer to avoid hormonesWhat it involves:
A simple in-clinic fitting
Periods may become heavier or crampier at first
Can be removed at any timeA small device releasing progesterone into the uterus.
Who it’s for:
Women wanting long-term contraception (3–8 years depending on type)
Helpful for heavy, painful periods
Suitable for those who prefer a low-dose hormonal optionWhat it involves:
A brief fitting procedure
Lighter or absent periods
Easily removed when desiredA small flexible rod inserted under the skin of the upper arm that releases progesterone.
Who it’s for:
Women seeking low-maintenance contraception lasting up to 3 years
Suitable for those who may forget daily pillsWhat it involves:
Quick insertion using local anaesthetic
Possible irregular bleeding
Removal can be done anytimeAn injection of a progesterone-based hormone given every 8–13 weeks depending on the type.
Who it’s for:
Women wanting a medium-term, discreet method
Useful for those who cannot take oestrogenWhat it involves:
Regular clinic visits for injections
Possible change in periods
Fertility may take time to return after stoppingPhysical methods preventing sperm from reaching the egg.
Who they’re for:
Anyone wanting non-hormonal contraception
Provides protection against sexually transmitted infections (condoms)What it involves:
No clinic visit required
Use during each act of intercoursePills or a copper IUD used to prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex.
Who it’s for:
Anyone needing urgent contraception after a missed pill, condom failure, or unprotected intercourseWhat it involves:
Taken as soon as possible, ideally within 24 hours
Copper IUD can be fitted within 5 days