testosterone replacement therapy

While your symptoms may point to low testosterone as the cause, our medical team will do a health assessment and blood test as part of a full lab panel to confirm this as a diagnosis. If you do have low testosterone levels, we will prescribe testosterone treatment using bioidentical replacement hormones (injection)

We know that every patient is unique, if we determine that you are a good candidate for hormone replacement therapy as a result of low Testosterone level, we can get you started on an individualized health plan. Part of that health plan is determining what dosage of Testosterone you need and how often you need it. We have new testosterone therapy options that are simple, convenient and affordable.

Many patients choose in-center therapy and return to one of our centers for injection and monitoring approximately every seven to ten days until they reach an optimized, steady state of Testosterone Level, this typically takes a period of 6-8 weeks, once the optimal level of Testosterone is reached, a new plan is developed for you. 

When your body is no longer producing enough testosterone, bioidentical testosterone can be used as a replacement. Testosterone replacement therapy, also known as TRT, can give you more energy, increase your libido and change how fat and muscle are distributed in your body. Generally, most men start seeing positive results from TRT in 6-10 weeks. The increased energy that testosterone replacement therapy can provide along with the renewed mental and emotional benefits can also give you more energy to exercise and pursue a healthier lifestyle in general. We want to help you get back to feeling like yourself again.

 It’s also important to us that we remain affordable, we offer competitive self-pay options Starting at $169 per month. 

If you are tired of feeling fatigued, struggling with a low libido or weight gain, or have other symptoms that may be related to low testosterone, make an online appointment with us. We can help you start feeling better. You can learn more about the side effects and contraindications of the drugs mentioned on this website by contacting your Provider, or the FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088, or www.fda.gov/medwatch.