TRT Specialist

What is TRT?

Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is a specific type of hormone replacement therapy for men and women. TRT restores testosterone — the hormone that helps you maintain muscle mass, strong bones, healthy hair, and a healthy sex drive. Testosterone also impacts many other facets of your whole-body health, including your mood and energy levels.

With TRT, you can return to an optimal testosterone level and reach your vast potential.

Cutting Edge Testosterone Therapy LLC offers the most effective method of TRT: injection therapy that places the testosterone directly into your body. Other options are available, including topical creams and patches, where you absorb testosterone through your skin.

What symptoms does TRT treat?

TRT treats a broad range of issues in men and women: 

TRT for men

TRT can boost the male libido and fight erectile dysfunction (ED) for a greatly enhanced sex life. It can also improve energy, mood, sleep, confidence, motivation, and mental clarity very quickly. 

Over time, TRT can improve your muscle mass (as part of a strength training regimen), speed exercise recovery time, help you fight illness, improve facial hair growth, and improve your bone and joint health. 

TRT for women

TRT can increase the female libido and reawaken your sex life. It also helps with energy levels, mood, focus, and sleep, and even reduces troublesome menopause symptoms like hot flashes. 

TRT also helps women maintain healthy bones, which can help to prevent osteoporosis, a common bone-thinning disease in women after menopause.

TRT offers true revitalization for men and women who are struggling. You can also boost your health benefits even more with peptide therapy. And, anti-aging treatments like Botox® can help you to look as fabulous as you feel. 

When might I need TRT?

Men lose testosterone at a rate of up to 2% per year after age 30, but testosterone depletion can start as early as your 20s. Women tend to experience a sharp drop in testosterone levels at the onset of perimenopause, usually at about age 40-55. But, as with men, women as young as their 20s may experience low testosterone symptoms. 

If you’re experiencing symptoms that trouble you, any age is the right age to seek help. 

Are you ready to find out how TRT can change your life? Call Cutting Edge Testosterone Therapy LLC or book your appointment online now.