Fatigue, poor sleep, low libido and mood changes get blamed on age far more often than they should. Frequently the cause is a hormone imbalance, and it is measurable. We test before we treat, and your practitioner reads the results with you.
Any of these can point to a hormone imbalance. They can also point elsewhere — which is exactly why the panel comes first.
The symptoms patients most often arrive with.
Physical changes that frequently accompany an imbalance.
Findings your practitioner reviews alongside your symptoms.
All prescribed and supervised by our clinical team. Which route fits — if any — is decided with you at your consultation.
BHRT is most often used for common menopausal symptoms, and for low libido and low testosterone.
Testosterone is produced in the testes and drives the development of male characteristics. Low levels can cause a number of symptoms.
Peptides are chains of amino acids — the building blocks of proteins. Around 7,000 distinct peptides occur naturally in the body, acting as signalling molecules that tell other cells which functions to perform.
No surprises, and nothing booked on the day unless you want it.
We go through your symptoms, your history and anything you are already taking, then agree which panel actually answers the question.
Blood is drawn and the panel is run. Nothing is prescribed before your practitioner has read the results.
Your practitioner walks you through what the numbers say and what the options are — including the option not to treat.
Hormone therapy is not a prescription you collect and forget. We follow up, retest, adjust and manage side effects with you.
Every visit is with a member of our medical team. Not a rotating roster, not a chart number.
ChabellyMedical Assistant
SamyFront Desk Coordinator
ErnieMedical Assistant
JennieMedical AssistantThat is a conversation for your practitioner, and the honest answer depends on why your levels are where they are. It is not a decision made on day one.
Sometimes. What differs here is that the panel, the reading of it and the follow-up all sit with the same practitioner, and appointments are not five minutes long.
All hormone therapy has possible side effects. Your practitioner goes through them in full before you start — that conversation is part of the consultation, not an afterthought.
It depends on the panel and the programme you and your practitioner agree on. The consultation is free and you get pricing before you commit.
No pressure and no commitment — we talk through what you want to change, what is realistic, and what it costs. You decide from there.