Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)
Testosterone therapy for men with low T — prescribed from comprehensive labs and your symptoms, monitored at every step.
How Does TRT Work?
Testosterone production declines gradually with age — and in some men it drops enough to cause real symptoms: fatigue, low sex drive, muscle loss, weight gain, and a mood that just sits lower than it used to. TRT brings testosterone back toward a healthy range, with the goal of relieving those symptoms.
Getting it right starts with the labs. A single total testosterone value inside a wide “normal” range doesn’t tell the whole story — free testosterone, estradiol, thyroid, and metabolic markers all shape how you feel. We test comprehensively before anything is prescribed.
If treatment is appropriate, we’ll discuss delivery options — injections, topical preparations, and others — and monitor your labs on an ongoing schedule so your dose stays where it should be.
What Are the Symptoms of Low Testosterone?
What Happens During Your Visit?
Initial Consultation
Your first visit is up to a full hour. We’ll review your symptoms, health history, current medications, and discuss your goals. If you have recent lab work, bring it. If not, we’ll order the right panels.
Lab Work
We go beyond the standard panel your PCP runs. Comprehensive hormone and metabolic testing helps us understand what’s actually happening inside your body, not just whether you fall within a “normal” range.
Treatment Plan
Based on your symptoms and lab results, we’ll create a personalized treatment plan. This may include bioidentical hormones, lifestyle recommendations, and targeted supplementation. Your plan is unique to you.
Follow-Up
Regular follow-up visits ensure your treatment is working. We’ll recheck labs, adjust dosages, and make sure you’re feeling the way you should.
How Much Does It Cost?
$129
Initial consultation · up to 1 hour
$100
Follow-up visit · 30 minutes
Have More Questions About TRT?
Is TRT safe?
Testosterone replacement therapy is an established, FDA-approved treatment for men with clinically low testosterone, prescribed after proper lab work. Like any prescription medication it carries real risks as well as benefits, and it is not right for everyone — your provider reviews your health history, discusses the risks and benefits specific to you, and monitors your labs throughout treatment.
What does "low T" actually mean?
Low testosterone means your body is producing less testosterone than it needs to function well. Symptoms include fatigue, low sex drive, muscle loss, weight gain, and mood changes. Diagnosis requires lab work — we look at total and free testosterone alongside related markers, because a single number inside a wide "normal" range can still leave you feeling terrible.
Will TRT affect fertility?
It can. Testosterone therapy suppresses the signals that drive sperm production. If having children is in your plans, tell your provider — that changes the treatment approach.
Do I need labs before my first appointment?
No. We’ll discuss your symptoms, review your health history, and order the right panel during your consultation. If you have recent labs from another provider, bring those and we’ll review them together.
RESULTS DISCLAIMER: Individual results may vary. The information on this website is not intended to guarantee specific outcomes. Treatment plans are personalized based on individual health history, symptoms, and lab results. Hormone replacement therapy, peptide therapy, and weight loss medications carry risks and benefits that will be discussed during your consultation.