Implants

Implants are a broad category which can refer to functional subdermal devices such NExT, functional but static mods like magnets, or entirely aesthetic mods such as silicone or ruby.

NFC/RFID implants

One of the most common implant types is NFC or RFID implants. A very wide variety exist, covering a multitude of protocols and support for a very wide range of functions. Some implants, such as the NExT, contain both 125kHz RFID, and 13.56MHz NFC. Some additionally also contain LEDs, although purely LED implants which are powered though the same frequencies also exist, such as the xLED. Some implants contain additional sensors, such as the Vivokey Thermo, which has a temperature sensor.

Magnet implants

Magnet implants are incredibly varied, and have significant diversity in their size, strength, encapsulation, durability and longevity. The gold standard for magnet implants is titanium encapsulated magnets, such as the Titan, or any of the magnets produced by Abysswalker. Titanium has excellent bio compatibility and strength, but other encapsulations for implants do exist. Silicone or parylene encapsulated magents have a limited lifespan, but do work. Glass encapsulated magnets, in particularly the xG3 have durability similar to that of glass encapsulated NFC and RFID implants, and will last effectively forever if not broken. Resin encapsulated magnets like most of the ones produced by DT, are similarly durable, though have less precedent behind them.

Aesthetic implants

Many aesthetic implants are biocompatible silicone, formed into shapes to create unique textures and elevated shaped under skin. These silicone implants can also be made glow in the dark, similar to glow in the dark resin implants made by DT specifically. Many gemstones also have high biocompatibility, such as ruby, diamond, and moissanite, and can be implanted into the body.