Hormonal changes can occur throughout adulthood and often become more noticeable during perimenopause and menopause. For appropriate patients, hormone replacement therapy may help address symptoms associated with changing hormone levels.

Symptoms may include:

• Low energy or fatigue
• Changes in mood or irritability
• Difficulty sleeping
• Hot flashes or night sweats
• Decreased libido
• Vaginal dryness or discomfort
• Difficulty concentrating or “brain fog

We offer hormone pellet therapy with treatment intervals of approximately three months.

Pellets are placed just beneath the skin during a brief in-office procedure and gradually release hormone over time. Your provider will determine the appropriate treatment and dosing based on your medical evaluation, laboratory results, symptoms, and response to therapy.

Testosterone levels can decline with age or for other medical reasons. When clinically appropriate, testosterone replacement therapy may be considered for men with symptoms and laboratory findings consistent with testosterone deficiency.

Symptoms may include:

• Decreased energy
• Reduced libido
• Changes in mood
• Difficulty concentrating
• Reduced strength or muscle mass
• Increased body fat
• Changes in sexual function
• Decreased motivation or sense of well-being

Grace Full Aesthetics offers men’s hormone pellet therapy with 3-month and 6-month treatment options, depending on individual needs and the treatment plan recommended by your provider.

Pellet therapy provides a convenient option for patients who prefer a longer-lasting approach without frequent dosing.

We also offer testosterone injections for patients whose medical evaluation indicates testosterone replacement therapy may be appropriate.

Your provider will determine your individualized dose and treatment schedule based on your symptoms, laboratory results, health history, and response to treatment. Ongoing monitoring is an important part of testosterone therapy and allows your provider to adjust treatment when necessary.

We also offer testosterone injections for patients whose medical evaluation indicates testosterone replacement therapy may be appropriate.

Your provider will determine your individualized dose and treatment schedule based on your symptoms, laboratory results, health history, and response to treatment. Ongoing monitoring is an important part of testosterone therapy and allows your provider to adjust treatment when necessary.

Your Initial Consultation

Hormone therapy is not one-size-fits-all. Your first visit includes a discussion of your symptoms, medical history, current medications, lifestyle, and treatment goals.

Your provider will determine which laboratory testing is appropriate before recommending treatment.

Your Personalized Treatment Plan

Once your evaluation and laboratory results are complete, your provider will review your options with you. If hormone replacement therapy is appropriate, your individualized plan may include pellet therapy, testosterone injections, prescription hormone creams, or another provider-recommended treatment based on your needs.

Ongoing Monitoring

Hormone levels and symptoms can change over time. Follow-up visits and laboratory testing allow your provider to monitor your response, evaluate your hormone levels and other relevant health markers, and make adjustments when appropriate.

Our goal is to provide medically responsible, personalized care—not simply treat a number on a lab report.

How long do hormone pellets last?

For women, pellet therapy is typically administered at approximately 3-month intervals. Grace Full Aesthetics offers 3-month and 6-month pellet therapy options for men. Individual treatment intervals may vary based on the patient’s needs and response.

How quickly will I notice a difference?

Every patient responds differently. Some people notice changes sooner than others, and hormone therapy does not produce identical results for everyone. Your provider will discuss realistic expectations based on your individual treatment plan.

Do I need bloodwork?

Yes. Appropriate laboratory testing and medical evaluation are important for determining whether hormone therapy is appropriate and for safely monitoring your treatment. If you have insurance, the cost is often covered. If you do not have insurance, we offer a cash pay option in our office.

Do I have to choose hormone pellets?

No. Hormone therapy can be customized based on your individual needs and preferences. Depending on your evaluation, your provider may recommend pellets, testosterone injections, prescription hormone creams, or another appropriate treatment option.

What is hormone prescription management?

Hormone prescription management provides ongoing medical oversight for patients using prescribed hormone therapies, including topical hormone creams when appropriate. Your provider monitors your symptoms, laboratory results, and response to treatment and adjusts your prescription when medically necessary.

Is hormone replacement therapy right for everyone?

No. Hormone therapy has potential benefits and risks and is not appropriate for every patient. Your provider will review your health history, symptoms, laboratory results, medications, and individual risk factors before recommending treatment.

Will I need follow-up appointments?

Yes. Hormone replacement therapy requires ongoing medical monitoring. Follow-up visits and laboratory testing help your provider evaluate your response and make treatment adjustments when necessary.