Low Testosterone
Low Testosterone
Testosterone levels often begin to decline around age 30 to 35, dropping by about one percent each year. While aging is a factor, modern stress, environmental toxins, and lifestyle habits can also contribute. Many men are told this is simply a normal part of aging, but that is not always true. Low testosterone is a real condition that can affect your energy, mood, and overall quality of life.
Common Signs of Low Testosterone
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Low energy or fatigue
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Decreased or no sex drive
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Feelings of depression
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Reduced muscle mass
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​Increased body fat
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Longer workout recovery
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Soft or weak erections
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Unexplained weight gain
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Difficulty sleeping
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Trouble concentrating
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Lack of motivation
Testosterone Replacement Therapy
(TRT)
Testosterone treatment can be provided through topical creams or gels, pellets,and injectable options. Injectable testosterone is prescribed and delivered directly to your home for simple self-administration.
During your visit, we will discuss each option in detail and create a tailored plan based on your symptoms, goals, lab results, medical history, lifestyle, and budget.
Before starting therapy, we will review
both the benefits and potential risks.
We will also talk about any additional
treatments that may be needed, such
as supplements or peptides.
You’ll receive step-by-step guidance on how to administer injections during your first appointment. Injections are given twice weekly in the subcutaneous tissue of the abdomen, upper arm, buttocks, or thigh.
Routine lab work is an important part of treatment. Regular testing ensures that your hormone levels stay safe, effective, and aligned with your goals.
You will have follow up visits
approximately every three months until
your testosterone levels are stable and
fully optimized for your individual needs.
