Symptoms of low Testosterone (Low-T)

Symptoms of Low-T may include but are not limited to: Low Sex Drive, Decreased Strength, Brain Fog, Feeling Depressed, Weak Erections, Fatigue, Increased Body Fat.

How We Treat Low Testosterone (Low-T)

We take a personalized approach to identifying and treating low testosterone in men. Our goal is to restore hormone levels safely and effectively while supporting your overall health and addressing the underlying causes of Low-T.

What to Expect at Your First Visit

- Detailed Intake Review: Complete a thorough medical and lifestyle questionnaire prior to your appointment.

- Lab Testing: Comprehensive labs are ordered if not already done to assess hormone levels and other key markers.

- Initial Consultation: We discuss your medical history, symptoms, health goals, and lifestyle.

- Treatment Options: If appropriate, we offer injectable testosterone and custom-compounded testosterone creams.

- Care Plan & Next Steps: You receive a personalized treatment plan with next steps, lifestyle guidance, and follow-up scheduling.

Ongoing Care 

- Routine telehealth or in-person follow-up visits with your provider

- 24/7 access to the Patient Portal: View your medical history, lab results, and visit summaries anytime.

- Prescription coordination and delivery to your home

How We Treat Erectile Dysfunction (ED) and Sexual Health Concerns

Sexual health is a vital part of well-being. We offer treatment options for erectile dysfunction (ED), low libido, and other sexual performance concerns—helping men regain confidence and quality of life.

What to Expect 

- Detailed Intake Review: A confidential pre-visit questionnaire helps guide your care.

- Lab Testing: Ordered if not completed, to assess hormones, cardiovascular health, and metabolic function.

- Consultation: We review health history, concerns, and previous treatments through a secure, convenient visit.

- Personalized Treatment Plan: Based on your needs and goals, we may recommend medications, lifestyle guidance, or appropriate referrals.

Treatment Options May Include

- Prescription ED medications (e.g., PDE5 inhibitors)

- Testosterone therapy (if indicated)

- Peptide Therapy

Ongoing Care 

- Routine follow-up visits with your provider

- 24/7 access to the Patient Portal: Message your provider, view your medical history, lab results, and visit summaries anytime.

- Prescription coordination and delivery to your home