Testosterone
Testosterone therapy may be considered for appropriately evaluated adults with symptoms and laboratory findings consistent with deficiency or other clinically relevant hormone concerns.
Hormone changes can affect far more than one symptom. We offer clinician-guided evaluation and individualized treatment for adults experiencing changes in energy, sleep, mood, body composition, libido, and overall vitality.

When clinically appropriate, hormone care may include prescription therapy using generic hormones such as testosterone, estradiol, and progesterone. Your clinician determines whether treatment is appropriate and which route or dose makes sense for you.
Testosterone therapy may be considered for appropriately evaluated adults with symptoms and laboratory findings consistent with deficiency or other clinically relevant hormone concerns.
Estradiol may be part of a clinician-directed plan for certain menopausal or hormone-related symptoms when appropriate based on history, risks, and goals.
Progesterone may be used when clinically appropriate as part of an individualized hormone plan, particularly when balancing broader menopausal or reproductive-hormone needs.
Review symptoms, health history, medications, prior treatment, and what you want to improve.
Your provider may recommend laboratory testing or other clinical assessment before treatment decisions are made.
If treatment begins, response, side effects, and labs may be monitored and adjusted over time.
Often, yes. The exact testing depends on your symptoms, history, and the treatment being considered.
No. Hormone concerns can affect both men and women, and evaluation is individualized.
Response varies. Some people notice changes earlier than others, and treatment may require adjustments over time.
Hormones can influence libido, comfort, energy, and sexual function, but sexual-health concerns may have multiple causes and deserve a broader evaluation.
Call (480) 485-4590 to ask about availability, candidacy, and the right first visit for you.
Hormone therapy is prescription medical care and requires evaluation by an appropriately licensed clinician. It is not appropriate for everyone. Benefits, risks, contraindications, monitoring needs, and expected outcomes vary by individual. This page is educational and does not replace medical advice.