Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)
Optimizing Hormonal Balance for Better Health and Vitality
Testosterone is a vital hormone that plays a crucial role in maintaining overall health, energy levels, and quality of life. While commonly associated with male health, testosterone is also essential for women, supporting muscle mass, bone density, mood regulation, and metabolic function. As natural testosterone levels decline due to aging or medical conditions, many individuals experience symptoms such as fatigue, reduced libido, brain fog, and decreased muscle strength.
How Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) Works
TRT is a medical treatment designed to restore testosterone levels to an optimal range, helping to improve physical and mental well-being. By replenishing this key hormone, TRT can help alleviate symptoms associated with low testosterone and support long-term health.
Who Can Benefit from TRT?
TRT is suitable for men and women experiencing symptoms of low testosterone due to aging, hormonal imbalances, or underlying health conditions. Individuals with low energy, unexplained weight gain, decreased libido, or difficulty maintaining muscle mass may find significant improvement with TRT. A proper medical evaluation, including bloodwork, is essential to determine eligibility and develop a personalized treatment plan.
Why Choose TRT?
Our physician-supervised TRT programs are designed to ensure safe and effective hormone optimization. Treatment options include topical gels, injections, and other administration methods tailored to individual needs. By closely monitoring hormone levels and response to therapy, we ensure that each patient receives the appropriate dosage for optimal results.
If you're experiencing symptoms of low testosterone and want to restore balance to your life, learning more about TRT can be the first step toward improved health, confidence, and vitality.
Pricing
$129 /month*
*This is the typical price for our patients, which may adjust depending on your goals & dosage.
Dosage
Dosages vary based on individual needs, medical history, and administration method. Below are common TRT dosages for men:
Injectable Testosterone (Cypionate/Enanthate):
100–200 mg per week (often split into two doses)
Topical Testosterone (Gels/Creams):
50–100 mg daily
Testosterone Pellets (Implants):
600–1200 mg every 3–6 months
Transdermal Patches:
4–6 mg daily
Note: Dosages should be personalized based on lab results and monitored by a healthcare provider to ensure optimal hormone balance and minimize side effects.
Side Effects
While TRT can provide significant benefits, it may also cause side effects, especially if not properly monitored. Common side effects include:
Hormonal & Metabolic Effects
Increased Estrogen Levels:
May lead to water retention, mood swings, or gynecomastia (breast tissue growth).
Changes in Cholesterol Levels:
Possible increase in LDL (bad cholesterol) and decrease in HDL (good cholesterol).
Cardiovascular & Circulatory Effects
Increased Red Blood Cell Count (Polycythemia):
Can thicken blood and raise the risk of high blood pressure, stroke, or blood clots.
Fluctuations in Blood Pressure:
Some individuals may experience elevated blood pressure levels.
Skin & Hair Changes
Acne or Oily Skin:
Increased androgen activity can stimulate sebaceous glands.
Hair Loss (in those genetically predisposed):
Accelerated male pattern baldness in some men.
Reproductive Effects
Testicular Atrophy:
Shrinking of the testes due to reduced natural testosterone production.
Reduced Sperm Production & Fertility Issues:
Suppression of natural sperm production, potentially leading to infertility.
Psychological Effects
Mood Changes:
Some individuals may experience increased aggression, irritability, or anxiety.
Sleep Disturbances:
Can contribute to insomnia or exacerbate sleep apnea.
Other Potential Side Effects
Fluid Retention:
Possible swelling in the legs or hands.
Injection Site Reactions:
Redness, pain, or swelling for those using injectable forms.
Note: Proper monitoring and dosage adjustments by a healthcare provider can help minimize these risks and ensure safe, effective treatment.
*This is the typical price for our patients, which may adjust depending on your goals & dosage.
Benefits
- Enhanced Energy and Stamina
- Improved Muscle Strength and Bone Health
- Cognitive Clarity and Mood Stability
- Metabolic Support
- Cardiovascular Health
People are asking...
I literally just started on TRT for the first time this week. 43 yo m, self aware moodiness and fights with my wife over dumb shit along with obvious...
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Are there any mental health conditions that you wouldn't prescribe trt to?...
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Based on your labs, starting TRT will make you feel 20 years younger. You should expect more energy, more muscle, higher libido, better mood, better exercise recovery, and overall better well being an... See Full Answer
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