Consultation Process

Initial Consultation

During your initial consultation, we will conduct a thorough assessment of your health, menopause concerns, medical history, health concerns, risk factors, and lifestyle components. This evaluation helps us ensure we are able to develop a personalized strategy tailored specifically to your individual health profile.

Detailed
Assessment

Develop a personalized treatment strategy

Discuss care and wellness Approach

Maintenance Consultations

Scheduling maintenance consultations are crucial checkpoints as part of your wellness plan to ensure we are on track to achieve your goals. During these checkpoints, we will review your progress, assess any changes in your health status, and adjust treatment plans if needed. Whether it’s optimizing hormone therapy, refining dietary recommendations, or addressing new health concerns – our focus is always on empowering you.

Discussion of current wellness plan

Review of health status

Effectiveness of current therapies

Schedule consistent maintenance checkin

FAQ's

Men's Health FAQ's

Andropause (also called late-onset hypogonadism) refers to age-related hormonal changes in men, often involving a gradual decline in testosterone. Not all men develop symptoms or require treatment.

Common symptoms include low libido, fewer morning erections, erectile dysfunction, fatigue, reduced exercise recovery, loss of muscle mass, increased abdominal fat, and mood or concentration changes. These symptoms can have other causes, so proper evaluation is important.

Diagnosis typically requires symptoms plus confirmed low testosterone levels on repeat early-morning blood testing. Additional labs may be used to assess contributing factors and overall health.

No. Treatment decisions are individualized. Testosterone therapy is generally considered when symptoms are present and low levels are confirmed, and after discussing risks, benefits, and alternatives.

Testosterone therapy may improve libido and sexual desire when low testosterone is present. Erectile dysfunction can have multiple causes, and some patients still need other ED treatments.

Yes. Testosterone therapy can suppress sperm production and is not fertility-preserving. If future fertility is a goal, alternative options may be discussed.

Women Health FAQ's

Hormone therapy is a treatment option that involves supplementing or hormone replacement, including estrogen or progesterone, to alleviate symptoms associated with hormonal imbalances. Our hormone therapy options are personalized to meet your needs and can help restore balance, enhance well-being, and improve quality of life during menopause and beyond.

There is a growing body of evidence indicating  bioidentical hormones are considered safe and have the same chemical structure as hormones naturally produced by the body. Studies have shown bioidentical hormones are most effective for the treatment of menopausal symptoms including hot flashes, genitourinary symptoms, and prevention of bone loss and fractures. BHRT has been shown to improve overall health and quality of life.

We offer a range of nonhormonal therapies, including natural products, supplements, and vitamins which can effectively alleviate menopause symptoms including hot flashes, mood swings, and sleep disturbances.

Yes, with personal preference, nonhormonal therapies can be used alongside hormone therapy to enhance symptom relief. For example, natural products and supplements may help alleviate specific symptoms .

The frequency of maintenance consultations vary depending on your individual health needs and goals. Generally, we recommend scheduling regular appointments to ensure ongoing support and monitoring.

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