Hormone replacement therapy is a medical treatment designed to restore hormones to appropriate physiologic levels when the body is no longer producing them optimally. Hormonal changes may occur due to aging, stress, medical conditions, or metabolic factors.

Rather than treating symptoms in isolation, hormone therapy focuses on identifying and addressing underlying hormonal imbalances through comprehensive assessment and targeted treatment.

Hormone imbalances can affect both men and women differently. Individuals often seek evaluation for concerns such as:

• Persistent fatigue or low energy
• Weight gain or difficulty losing weight
• Brain fog or poor concentration
• Mood changes, anxiety, or irritability
• Sleep disturbances
• Decreased libido or sexual wellness concerns
• Loss of muscle mass or strength

Because these symptoms overlap with many medical conditions, proper testing and evaluation are essential before considering treatment.

We believe hormone therapy should be precise, conservative, and closely monitored. Our process includes:

• Comprehensive health and symptom assessment
• Advanced laboratory testing
• Personalized treatment planning
• Ongoing follow-up and dose adjustments

We do not use standardized dosing or one-size-fits-all protocols. Each plan is designed around clinical findings, patient goals, and long-term safety.

Hormone therapy requires careful oversight. We prioritize patient safety through:

• Routine laboratory monitoring
• Symptom-based adjustments
• Ongoing provider supervision
• Risk assessment and clinical best practices

Our goal is sustainable improvement—not short-term fixes.

Hormone replacement therapy begins with a comprehensive consultation. This visit allows us to evaluate symptoms, review health history, order appropriate labs, and determine whether hormone therapy is a suitable option.

Schedule a consultation today to explore personalized hormone care by calling 769.300.3158 or by booking online.

• Individualized, lab-guided treatment plans
• Conservative, evidence-based approach
• Care for both men and women
• Ongoing monitoring and provider support
• Focus on long-term health and quality of life