TRT is a treatment designed to bring testosterone levels back into a healthy range for men with confirmed low testosterone and symptoms like fatigue, reduced sex drive, and poor concentration. Low testosterone often goes hand-in-hand with metabolic issues like obesity, type 2 diabetes, and insulin resistance. Our clinic approaches TRT through the lens of whole-body health.

We follow the guidelines to ensure safe and effective testosterone therapy. That means:

• Confirming diagnosis with two separate morning testosterone lab tests

• Assessing symptoms and health history (e.g., sleep apnea, prostate health)

• Starting therapy only when medically appropriate

• Monitoring labs such as testosterone, estradiol, PSA, CBC, and metabolic markers

• Offer different TRT options and tailor to your needs

We evaluate each man individually, but you may be a candidate if you:

• Are 30+ years old

• Have symptoms consistent with low testosterone

• Have two separate low total testosterone levels (<300 ng/dL)

• Are not actively trying to conceive

What’s included?

• Personalized treatment plan

• Prescription for brand name injectable / topical testosterone (as appropriate) or generic option

• Ongoing physician oversight

• Follow-up lab orders and review

• Flexible telehealth or in-person visits

• Priority support and scheduling

A structured visit where we:

1. Assess risk (age, family history, race/ancestry, symptoms, meds including TRT)

2. Explain benefits/harms of PSA screening

3. Decide together whether to test now and how often to repeat

Who should get checked?

• Age ~50–69: offer PSA screening through shared decision making process, with re-screening every 2–4 years depending on baseline PSA and preferences

• High risk individuals: As early as 40 years old

• If earlier than 40, it can still be checked but a reason should be had to avoid false positives and unnecessary extra tests and uncomfortable unnecessary procedures

Physician-guided men’s health screening, interpretation, and optimization — focused on early detection, metabolic health, hormones, and prevention.

Men frequently:

• Can’t get timely PCP appointments (months-long waits)

• Want labs now, not “let’s wait another year”

• Feel dismissed when they ask for testosterone, PSA, fatigue, weight, or metabolic labs

• Want actionable answers, not just “labs are normal”

Ideal patients:

• Any age 18+

• Men with obesity, metabolic syndrome, or family history of disease

• Men on TRT (or considering it)

• Men who have a PCP but want faster access

• Executives, shift workers, gym-goers, firefighters, law enforcement, veterans

Medical evaluation and treatment of erectile dysfunction as a marker of overall men’s and metabolic health.

ED is often:

• An early sign of cardio-metabolic disease

• Associated with obesity, insulin resistance, low testosterone

• Under-evaluated and over-simplified by direct-to-consumer platforms

The American Urological Association explicitly states:

• ED is a medical condition

• Men with ED should be evaluated for cardiovascular and metabolic risk

• Treatment should be individualized, not algorithm-only

Ideal candidates:

• Men 30–70

• Men with obesity, metabolic syndrome, diabetes, hypertension

• Men on TRT (ED may persist even with normalized testosterone)

• Men with performance anxiety or situational ED

• Men who want discreet, physician-guided care

• Men who simply just need refills through insurance or don’t want to use insurance because of quantity limits.

Medical evaluation and treatment of hair loss as a hormonally and metabolically influenced condition—guided by a physician.

Male pattern hair loss:

• Is emotionally impactful (confidence, identity, mental health)

• Is commonly under-treated or poorly explained online

Most online platforms:

• Skip medical history

• Don’t discuss sexual side effects honestly

• Ignore hormone context

• Don’t individualize dosing or formulations