TRT for Low Testosterone in Men

One of our core BHRT offerings is Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) for men with low testosterone (a condition also known as male hypogonadism or “Low T”). As men age or if they have certain medical conditions, testosterone levels can drop below the healthy range, leading to a variety of symptoms. TRT involves supplementing with bioidentical testosterone (via injections, gels, pellets, etc.) to bring a man’s testosterone back to an optimal level . Our experienced providers carefully evaluate each candidate to ensure TRT is appropriate – typically, it’s recommended for men who have clinically low hormone levels on blood tests and are experiencing significant symptoms as a result.

Improved sexual function

Including higher libido, stronger erections, and better sexual stamina .

Greater physical strength and body composition

TRT helps increase lean muscle mass while reducing fat, especially when combined with exercise . Men often notice enhanced workout performance and muscle tone.

Better mood and cognition

Many men experience a lift in mood, more motivation, and a sharper mental focus or memory once their low T is corrected.

Higher energy levels

Low testosterone is notorious for causing fatigue. With TRT, men frequently report more energy and stamina in their daily activities, and less afternoon “crash” feeling.

Bone density and metabolic health

Over the longer term, testosterone therapy can improve bone density and may support metabolic processes that help with weight management and blood sugar control.

TRT Safety & Ongoing Monitoring

Safety & Monitoring: When administered by knowledgeable providers, TRT is generally safe and effective for men with true hypogonadism – our team follows evidence-based protocols to maximize benefits and minimize risks . Before starting, we screen for any conditions that would make testosterone unsafe. For example, men with prostate cancer, untreated severe heart failure, or certain blood disorders should not use TRT , and we will check your prostate-specific antigen (PSA) level and other labs to establish a baseline. During therapy, we schedule regular follow-ups and blood tests to monitor:



• Testosterone levels: to ensure we’re in the target range.
• PSA and prostate health: testosterone can cause PSA to rise, so we watch for any concerning changes .
• Blood counts (hematocrit): TRT can increase red blood cell production in some men, so we ensure your blood doesn’t get too thick.
• Liver function, cholesterol, etc.: as needed, depending on your overall health profile.