MEN’S HEALTH

Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)

For men, hormonal decline can begin as early as mid 20s, with men typically experiencing a 1% yearly decline in testosterone after age 40. Because laboratory findings are simply guidelines, many men when tested are told that their testosterone is within normal limits, when in fact they could benefit from BHRT. For men, it is most commonly used to treat symptoms of andropause which include fatigue, irritability, insomnia, decreased libido, decreased muscle mass, erectile dysfunction, depression, etc.

LOW TESTOSTERONE IS ALSO ASSOCIATED WITH:

• Excess abdominal fat

• Loss of insulin sensitivity

• Less morning erections and sexual thoughts

• Reduced physical stamina or reduced ability to engage in vigorous physical activity

• Decreased flexibility

• Atherosclerosis

• Heart disease

• Osteoporosis

• Muscle wasting

• Chronic inflammatory issues

• Neurodegenerative disorders

• Increased incidence of prostate cancer

Improvement of mood and energy

Many people associate testosterone with “rage.” But testosterone optimization can actually have the opposite, more calming effect, showing it successful in improving irritability, anxiety and depressive symptoms in those men with low T. TRT may be considered in men with testosterone deficiency syndrome if low testosterone levels are associated with depression or cognitive impairment PMC5209560

Improved focus / decreased brain fog

Increase lean muscle mass and strength

Improved libido and performance

Improved cardiovascular function

Testosterone can play a significant role in maintaining cardiovascular health, helping regulate blood pressure and maintain blood vessel health. Some research also suggests that maintaining healthy testosterone levels might help prevent the buildup of harmful cholesterol in your body, and help reduce high levels of cholesterol.

Improved weight reduction and fat metabolism

Testosterone influences how the body stores and utilizes fat. Low testosterone can disrupt healthy fat metabolism, and can lead to increased body fat, particularly around the abdomen. It has also been noted to decrease sugar cravings.

Prevent bone and muscle loss

Reduce sleep disruptions

Testosterone replacement can help men sleep deeper and longer with fewer interruptions. A cohort study of community-dwelling men aged 65 shows that men with lower testosterone levels had lower sleep efficiency, increased nocturnal awakenings, less time in slow-wave sleep, a higher apnea-hypopnea index, and more sleep time with O2 saturation levels below 90% PMC2453053

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Is testosterone replacement only for males?

No. Testosterone is found and needed in both males and females and plays a large role in women’s health. Some studies state that women begin to decline in testosterone in their 20s, and they can see a significant reduction in testosterone production by the mid 30s. Please visit our Hormone Replacement page for more information on how testosterone also significantly affects women’s health: HERE

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Men’s Skincare & Facials

Our highly skilled aestheticians offer customized treatments designed for men that help repair the damage caused by daily shaving, skin sensitivity, environmental factors, and aging. Men's facials typically include deep cleansing, exfoliation, extractions, and a masque. They may also include a facial massage, which can help to improve circulation and promote relaxation.

Monthly men’s facial memberships are available HERE

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Peptide Therapy and Supplementation

Peptides are amino acid chains that work as messengers within the body. We can use these messengers to help with a multitude of concerns. Peptides are beneficial in:

Overall weight loss

Trimming visceral fat

Performance and regeneration

Fitness kits

Find out more about peptide therapy HERE

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Hair Restoration and PRP Injections

Alopecia (hair loss) is a progressive, multifactorial condition that has different forms and causes, determined by a combination of both genetic and extrinsic factors. The combination of both factors should be addressed as a whole during alopecia treatment.

When it comes to hair loss, one of the main goals of therapy is determining the root cause of the problem. The most common cause of hair loss is linked to genetics. About 80% of men show signs of male pattern baldness by age 70 years. Approximately 80 million men and women in the United States alone suffer from hair loss and hair thinning. The most common hair loss type, known as androgenetic alopecia, is hereditary. If left untreated, hair loss usually progresses over time. We offer genetic testing that delivers invaluable information to support our practitioners in developing the optimal treatment plan for you.

Learn more about our genetics testing HERE

BESIDES GENETICS, WHAT CAN CAUSE HAIR LOSS?

• Hormone changes / thyroid disease

• Medications and supplements (heart, blood pressure, depression)

• Infections or illness

• Sudden or excessive weight loss

• Poor health choices (diet, smoking)

• Psoriasis

• Vitamin deficiencies (iron, vitamin D)

• Anxiety/depression

• Hairstyles and treatments