Alcoholism Implant in Odesa

Alcoholism is a chronic disease characterized by dependence on alcohol and its negative health effects. There are various methods of treating alcoholism, and one of them is an implant.

Alcoholism implant prices

Binge Withdrawal (Detox)
Fast binge withdrawal "Turbo-detox"
3000 UAH
In-patient binge withdrawal (1 day)
2500 UAH
In-patient binge withdrawal VIP ward (1 day)
3500 UAH
At-home binge withdrawal (IV drip)* price depends on location
from 2000 UAH
Hangover IV drip at home (visit)* price depends on location
from 2000 UAH
Transportation to the clinic* price depends on location
from 700 UAH
Specialist Consultation
Narcologist consultation
1000 UAH
Psychiatrist consultation
1000 UAH
Psychologist consultation
1000 UAH
Psychotherapist consultationPsychoanalysis of the causes of alcoholism, motivation for treatment.
* Provided that the client remains for further treatment, the consultation is included in the cost
2000 UAH
Outpatient package (monthly course)Addictologist psychologist - 9 sessions
8000 UAH
Coding (Alcohol Blockade)
Alcohol blockade (Disulfiram injection) 6 months
3500 UAH
Alcohol blockade (Disulfiram injection) 1 year
4500 UAH
Tetlong intramuscular injection
5000 UAH
Alcohol implant (Disulfiram)
from 7000 UAH
Hypnosis by the Dovzhenko method
8000 UAH
Coding (Implant) from Drugs
Naltrexone implant (surgical method)
22000 UAH
Naltrexone implant (3 months)
15000 UAH
Naltrexone implant (6 months)
22000 UAH
Naltrexone implant (12 months)
36000 UAH
Other Services
Drug test + narcologist consultation
1500 UAH
Psychiatric in-patient facility
from 1500 UAH/day
Official medical document

Certificate of alcohol addiction coding

After the procedure (medication-based alcohol blockade, implant or Dovzhenko coding), the patient receives an official medical certificate of the standard form with the clinic’s wet stamp and the addiction doctor’s personal signature.

  • Legal validity: can be presented to an employer, upon request, to courts or to relatives.
  • No addiction registry: the document is issued confidentially, with no entries in state registers.
  • Accurate details: the certificate states the date, therapy method, medication and the official duration of the blockade.
  • Issued immediately: the document is handed to the patient on the day of the procedure.

 

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What is an alcoholism implant in Odesa?

An alcoholism implant is a procedure in which an implant containing certain medications that block the desire to drink is placed in the patient’s body. This helps the patient resist temptation and strengthens their motivation for a sober lifestyle.

Which methods are used for alcoholism implants?

Disulfiram alcoholism implant

Disulfiram is one of the medications used for alcoholism implants. It interferes with the normal metabolism of alcohol in the body, causing unpleasant symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, palpitations and dizziness when alcohol is consumed. This helps create an aversion to alcohol.

Naltrexone alcoholism implant

Naltrexone is another medication used for alcoholism implants. It blocks opioid receptors in the brain, which reduces the desire to drink and prevents pleasure from drinking.

Esperal alcoholism implant

Esperal is a disulfiram-based medication that is placed in the patient’s body as an implant. It works the same way as disulfiram, causing unpleasant symptoms when alcohol is consumed.

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Recommendations for an alcoholism implant

The addiction doctor must carefully assess the patient’s condition and decide whether an implant is suitable in this case. The doctor should also discuss the benefits, risks and possible side effects with the patient and their family so that they can make a decision together.

How is an alcoholism implant placed in Odesa?

During the procedure, the addiction doctor places an implant with the medication in the patient’s body. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia and usually takes little time.

Contraindications to an alcoholism implant

Although an alcoholism implant is an effective treatment, it is not suitable for every patient. Contraindications may include certain medical conditions, allergic reactions to the medications used or the patient’s inability to follow post-operative requirements.

Where can you get an alcoholism implant in Odesa

In Odesa, these services are provided by the Transformation clinic, a medical facility with highly qualified addiction specialists who have extensive experience with patients suffering from alcoholism. The Transformation clinic offers an individual approach to treatment and support throughout the entire process.

An alcoholism implant is one of the alcoholism treatments available in Odesa. The procedure uses various medications such as disulfiram, naltrexone and Esperal and is carried out at our clinic at 16a Polska St. However, before deciding on an implant, it is important to consult an experienced addiction doctor and discuss all the benefits and risks of the procedure.

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FAQ

Can the implant be rejected?
In our many years of practice, we have not had a single case of implant rejection. In theory it is possible, but only rarely, due to individual characteristics. We follow all antiseptic rules, and the implant is placed by an experienced surgeon, so it takes quickly and reliably.
What is an implant? Where can you buy it?
The implant is a sterile syringe container holding a solid powder form of the medication (disulfiram). It cannot be bought independently; we work with a pharmaceutical company and receive certified products from the USA and Germany.
Is an anti-alcohol implant dangerous?
The substance implanted into the soft tissues affects how the body processes ethyl alcohol. In other words, if you do not drink, the substance stays “passive” and causes no harm.
How does an Esperal implant affect the body?
The medication blocks the liver’s production of a special enzyme that breaks down alcohol. As a result, alcohol entering the body has a toxic effect, causing various unpleasant symptoms – allergic reactions, hot flushes, dizziness, tachycardia, a rise or drop in blood pressure, etc. – which makes drinking extremely unpleasant. This leads to a conditioned aversion to the taste and smell of alcohol.
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