Some patients need a peptide. Some need a conventional medication. Many need both, working together. Every treatment is prescribed only after a real workup, dosed to your labs and symptoms, and monitored on a defined schedule — not handed out by a questionnaire.
Yes, we offer Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy. We default to FDA-approved bioidenticals — and use compounded preparations when there's a specific clinical reason. Both are bioidentical. Both are BHRT.
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Oral finasteride (an FDA-approved product for this use) as the first-line treatment for male pattern hair loss — with dutasteride as the step-up option when clinically indicated. Both with proper workup, honest discussion of trade-offs, and ongoing monitoring.
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Brain fog, poor focus, or anxiety that feels out of proportion? We look for the physical drivers — hormones, thyroid, nutrient deficiencies, and sleep — and build a plan around what we find.
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Topical GHK-Cu for skin and hair concerns, with honest framing: it is not an FDA-approved drug, and benefit in people has not been established.
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Sleeping worse or feeling run down? Growth hormone support starts with a real workup — then foundations, hormone treatment when indicated, and GH-axis support where appropriate.
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Hormone pellets are one of several bioidentical hormone delivery methods. We offer pellets when they're the right fit for a specific patient — and we explain honestly when another delivery method makes more sense.
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Hormone replacement therapy for perimenopause and menopause symptoms — mostly FDA-approved bioidentical estradiol and progesterone, prescribed after labs and a real clinical evaluation.
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Low-dose naltrexone (compounded, off-label) for selected patients after evaluation — with an honest look at the limited evidence and realistic expectations.
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NAD+ by IV or subcutaneous injection, with honest guidance on what is and isn't known. Compounded NAD+ is not FDA-approved for these uses.
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PT-141 (bremelanotide) addresses sexual desire through brain pathways — a different solution than PDE-5 inhibitors, for a different problem.
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Semaglutide for chronic weight management, prescribed after labs and adjusted as your body responds, with physician oversight at every step. Individual results vary.
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Compounded sermorelin (not FDA-approved), considered only after a full workup and IGF-1 labs for adults with documented age-related GH-axis decline.
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First-line oral treatments for ED — sildenafil and tadalafil — prescribed with the cardiovascular and hormonal workup they actually require.
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Tendon, ligament, and muscle injuries that won't heal usually have a reason. A provider-led recovery plan that finds it — coordinated with your physical therapist.
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Low-dose testosterone for women — an off-label use, often with compounded preparations that are not FDA-approved — with proper workup, dosing, and monitoring.
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Evaluation and treatment for confirmed low testosterone — with provider-supervised testosterone therapy that's dosed to full lab panels and adjusted as your body responds, not handed out by a questionnaire.
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A once-weekly GLP-1/GIP medication for chronic weight management, prescribed only after lab work and a provider consultation. Individual results vary.
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Local vaginal estrogen for vaginal dryness, painful intercourse, and recurrent UTIs. May be an option for some women who can't take systemic estrogen, including some breast cancer survivors, after careful review.
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