What Might Testosterone Therapy Help With?
Testosterone therapy may support improvements in:
- Energy levels and stamina
- Lean muscle maintenance
- Fat metabolism
- Mental clarity and focus
- Physical performance and recovery
- Overall sense of vitality
Note: Individual results can vary based on personal health factors and treatment consistency. A comprehensive evaluation is recommended to determine if therapy is appropriate for you.
Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)
Our Testosterone Replacement Therapy program is designed for both men and women experiencing symptoms of testosterone deficiency, such as chronic fatigue, low libido, reduced muscle mass, cognitive fog, mood instability, and diminished overall vitality.
This medically supervised program includes:
- Individualized testosterone therapy, prescribed based on comprehensive lab analysis and symptom evaluation
- Quarterly laboratory testing to monitor hormone levels, hematologic markers, lipid profile, liver function, and other relevant biomarkers
- Regular clinician consultations to assess treatment efficacy, adjust dosing, and ensure optimal outcomes and safety
- Ongoing support to enhance energy, focus, metabolic health, physical performance, and emotional well-being
Our goal is to restore hormonal balance and improve quality of life through evidence-based care tailored to your unique physiological needs.
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Weight Loss Optimization Program
Our clinically guided weight loss program combines lab-based diagnostics, metabolism tracking, and prescribed medications when appropriate — all tailored to your biology and goals.
Starts at $500/month. Your $99 lab fee is credited toward your first month.
Testosterone – Frequently Asked Questions
What are the symptoms of low testosterone?
Low testosterone (Low T) can impact both physical and mental performance. Common symptoms include:
- Low energy or fatigue
- Decreased libido or sexual performance
- Mood changes, including irritability or depression
- Loss of muscle mass or strength
- Increased body fat
- Difficulty concentrating or brain fog
How do I know if I’m a candidate for TRT?
At Neos Health, we assess eligibility through a combination of:
- Your lab results (testosterone levels and related biomarkers)
- A full review of your symptoms
- Any underlying risk factors or health concerns
We also rule out reversible causes before considering TRT as your long-term solution.
If I start TRT, will I have to be on it forever?
Not always. It depends on the underlying cause of your low testosterone. Many men who begin TRT have already tried natural or temporary interventions.
If TRT is needed, it can become a long-term plan—but this is always determined through regular check-ins with your Neos Health provider.
Are there risks with testosterone therapy?
TRT is generally well-tolerated but may come with some side effects. Common risks include:
- Increased red blood cell count
- Mild acne or oily skin
- Water retention
- Shifts in cholesterol levels
- Temporary reduction in sperm production
Your provider will monitor your labs and symptoms regularly to ensure safe, effective care.
Does testosterone therapy cause prostate cancer?
No. That’s a myth. Clinical studies show no evidence linking TRT to prostate cancer.
In fact, low testosterone levels have been associated with worse outcomes in men who already have prostate cancer. While TRT can mildly enlarge the prostate, regular monitoring ensures your prostate health remains a priority.
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