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Testosterone is a hormone, a molecular messenger that travels through your bloodstream to act on many organs and tissues in your body, including your brain, muscles, fat, bones, and sexual organs.

Role of testosterone in the body:

Physical Exam and

Reduces body fat, particularly in the midsection and chest

Increased lean muscle mass

Improves strength

Possibly improves cardiovascular health, but studies are ongoing

Improves mood, increases energy and sense of vitality

Prevents hair loss

Maintains/improves bone mass

Vital to sperm production

Symptoms of low testosterone levels may include:

Irritability or unexplained negative mood

Loss of motivation

Anxiety or increased pessimism

Increased fatigue, low energy or diminished sense of well-being

Difficulty concentrating, lack of focus, forgetfulness and loss of memory

Feeling that you have lost your edge or passed your peak

Insomnia or poor sleep

Joint pain

Lacking desire (low libido) or pleasure in sex

Decreased ability to perform sexually

Erections that are less strong

None of these signs or symptoms are specific to testosterone deficiency and many are hard to differentiate from normal aging. Our role is to evaluate any signs or symptoms of low testosterone, and then to see how they correlate with your hormone levels.

Treatment

Testosterone may be administered, when clinically appropriate, through 1 of 2 methods, depending on the patient’s needs: intramuscular injections or transdermal applications.

Intramuscular injections

Testosterone Cypionate is given by injection once every 7 to 14 days. Dosing is dependent on your age, testing results, and symptoms. The testosterone injections we prescribe are manufactured by FDA-Approved manufacturers. Testosterone injections are given in our clinics or you can self-inject at home.

Transdermal Application

Testosterone is applied to the skin using a gel or cream on a daily basis. The concentration of testosterone in the blood goes up within a few doses.

Pricing

Your initial Total Testosterone blood test and consultation is free. If your initial test and consultation show that you are a candidate for our Low Testosterone therapy we will have you complete an extensive testing panel and an in-depth consultation about your course of treatment. The cost of this visit is included in our monthly cost.

We require patients to pay for their treatment at the time of service. We accept major credit cards, debit cards, or cash. We also accept Care Credit, which offers NO INTEREST payment plans to those who qualify.

We do not accept insurance at this time. However, upon request, we will provide you with a form that gives you the proper codes to submit to your insurance company. Any insurance reimbursement will go directly to you.

For pricing, please call us at 410-305-4363 for more information.