Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about TRT Consultation (In-Person).

Your provider will review medical history, symptoms, medications, and lifestyle, perform a physical exam, and recommend blood work to measure testosterone and related markers. Together you'll discuss goals and possible treatment options tailored to your needs.

Candidacy depends on symptoms, confirmed low testosterone on morning blood tests, overall health, and medication review. We assess risk factors and contraindications, then discuss benefits, alternatives, and monitoring to ensure TRT is safe and appropriate for you.

Yes. Baseline labs—typically morning total and free testosterone, CBC, metabolic panel, PSA, and hormone markers—are ordered during or after the consultation to confirm deficiency and establish safety and dosing prior to any TRT initiation.

Many men notice increased energy, mood, and libido within three to six weeks, with fuller benefits like muscle mass and stamina developing over several months; individual response varies and requires monitoring and dose adjustments.

Yes. We review potential side effects such as acne, sleep apnea, mood changes, and erythrocytosis, plus cardiovascular and prostate considerations. Risks are weighed against benefits and monitoring plans are established to minimize complications.

Bring a list of current medications, prior lab results, relevant medical records, identification, and any questions. Arriving rested and fasting for morning labs may be requested to ensure accurate testosterone measurement.