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Atlanta’s Top Provider of Testosterone Replacement Therapy for Men
Low testosterone can leave you tired, short on drive and not feeling like yourself. At Elite Personalized Medicine, testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) starts with in-depth bloodwork and a full hour with your provider, who reviews your testosterone levels alongside your symptoms, history and daily routine. If TRT is right for you, your dose is personalized and your levels are monitored over time, with care at our Peachtree Corners, Dacula and Snellville offices or by telehealth.
Request Your Testosterone Consultation
Fill out this form to request your consultation and our team will get back to you. We’ll explain the testosterone bloodwork and appointment process, help you choose an office and answer your questions about getting started.
- We're happy to serve you from our offices in Peachtree Corners, Dacula and Snellville, with Marietta coming soon, or through telehealth.
- Call (770) 416-1070
Watch Brandi Eaton, PA-C, explain why low energy and drive are worth a closer look, and what your labs can show.
Testosterone Replacement Therapy at Elite Personalized Medicine
Maybe workouts take more out of you than they used to, your drive has faded or you’re tired by mid-afternoon. Maybe you’ve been told it’s just getting older.
Testosterone plays a part in your energy, muscle, mood and sex drive, and a blood test can show where your levels really are. Your bloodwork is completed before your first visit, so your provider can walk you through your testosterone results and build a plan with you.
- Testosterone bloodwork completed before your first visit
- A full hour with your provider
- Visits in person or by telehealth
Understanding Low Testosterone
Testosterone is a vital hormone for men’s sexual health, bone density, muscle mass, energy levels and mood. As men age, testosterone levels decrease. Low testosterone, also called Low T, can show up as fatigue, low libido, erectile problems, depression, hair loss or losing muscle even when you keep training.
These changes often build slowly, so many men put them down to stress, a busy schedule or age. A testosterone blood test, reviewed alongside your symptoms and history, shows whether low testosterone is part of the picture. That’s why bloodwork is the place to start.
The Main Causes of Low Testosterone
Low testosterone is usually linked to aging, lifestyle, stress and medical conditions such as diabetes or liver disease. Raising your testosterone works best when your provider also looks at what may be lowering it. That’s why your plan considers your sleep, diet, exercise and stress alongside your testosterone levels.
Sometimes low energy or low drive has more than one cause, so your provider looks beyond testosterone before recommending treatment. Your plan addresses what the whole picture shows, not just a single number.
Testosterone Treatment Options
If testosterone replacement therapy is right for you, your provider personalizes your dose and the way you take it. TRT is available as injections, pellets, creams and troches, which dissolve under the tongue. Your provider explains each option and helps you choose the one that fits your lab results, symptoms and lifestyle.
Some men prefer the routine of injections, while others would rather use a daily cream or troche. Pellets are placed just under the skin and release testosterone gradually. Whichever you choose, your dose is based on your labs and adjusted at your follow-up visits.
Monitoring Your Testosterone Over Time
Low testosterone treatment isn’t a one-time prescription. Follow-up visits, typically every three to four months, review how you feel alongside new bloodwork, and your provider adjusts your dose to keep your testosterone in the range that works for you.
Each follow-up is a chance to talk about what has changed in your energy, sleep, mood and drive, and your provider explains any change to your plan so you know why it was made. A health coach can also work with you on nutrition, exercise, sleep and stress between visits, so your plan keeps up as your needs change.
Testosterone Replacement Therapy by Telehealth
Along with in-person visits at our Peachtree Corners, Dacula and Snellville offices, we offer secure telehealth visits in Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas. Your bloodwork is done at a local lab before your virtual visit, and your provider reviews your testosterone results with you and recommends next steps.
Telehealth visits are private, so you can talk about energy, libido or mood from home or the office. Many follow-up visits can happen by telehealth, while lab work and certain treatments, such as pellets, happen in person.
Labs, intake and your first visit
Watch Brandi Eaton, PA-C, walk through how your first visit works, from labs to your full hour with a provider.
Built Around How You Live
For Active Men
Whether you lift, run or play with your kids on the weekend, low testosterone can make it harder to keep up. Sarah Lee, FNP-C, at our Dacula office ran college track and field. As she puts it, health is never just physical: it’s mind, body, recovery and nutrition working together. Your testosterone plan is built with that in mind.
For Busy Professionals
If you lead a business or a team, you notice when your focus slips or your drive fades by mid-afternoon. Testosterone affects energy and mood, and many men’s levels start changing in their 40s. Your plan looks at your labs alongside your sleep, stress and schedule, and telehealth follow-ups fit around your calendar.
Results vary, and no particular outcome or timeline is guaranteed.
Is Testosterone Replacement Therapy a Good Fit for You?
A good fit if
- You’ve noticed changes in energy, drive, muscle, mood or libido and want to know whether low testosterone is part of it.
- You’ve been told your symptoms are just age and want your testosterone actually tested.
- You want a provider who reviews your bloodwork with you and monitors your levels over time.
Probably not a good fit if
- You want testosterone without bloodwork or an evaluation.
- You’re looking for a single visit with no follow-up or monitoring.
- You expect one quick fix to work overnight.
What Makes Elite Personalized Medicine Different
- Bloodwork first. A comprehensive panel checks sex hormones, thyroid function, cardiovascular markers, vitamin deficiencies and inflammation, before your visit.
- A full hour together. Time to ask about your testosterone results, your symptoms and the treatments you’ve seen advertised.
- Optimal, not just “in range.” We look at how you feel alongside your numbers.
- Ongoing care. You leave with clear next steps, and follow-up visits, typically every three to four months, keep your plan on track.
- A whole team. Providers, nurses and a health coach work under Medical Director Jeff Donohue, M.D., who has practiced functional medicine in metro Atlanta for 20+ years. Meet our team.
“We want to fix people, not numbers.”
Sarah Lee, FNP-C, Functional Medicine, Elite Personalized Medicine
Common Questions About Testosterone Replacement Therapy
How is low testosterone diagnosed?
With blood tests that measure your testosterone levels, usually taken in the morning when levels are highest. Your provider also reviews your symptoms and medical history before recommending anything.
Do I need to know whether I have low testosterone before I call?
No. Start with the changes you’ve noticed. We complete your bloodwork before your first visit, so you don’t need to diagnose yourself first.
What testosterone treatment options do you offer?
Testosterone replacement therapy is available as injections, pellets, creams and troches. Your provider explains each option and helps you choose the one that fits your labs and lifestyle.
Is testosterone replacement therapy safe?
TRT is a well-established treatment for low testosterone. Your provider checks your bloodwork before you start and monitors your levels at follow-up visits so your dose stays right for you.
How often are follow-up visits?
Follow-up visits are typically every three to four months, so your provider can review how you feel alongside new bloodwork and adjust your dose if needed.
Can I have my TRT visits by telehealth?
Many visits can, in Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas. Lab work happens at a local lab, and certain treatments happen in person.
Related Care at Elite Personalized Medicine
Sexual Health for Men
Changes in libido, sexual function or performance can affect your confidence and your relationship. In a caring, confidential setting, your evaluation includes blood tests to see whether low testosterone or another hormonal factor plays a part.
Weight Loss
If your weight is changing while your habits stay the same, hormone imbalances can play a part for men too. Your program starts with a review of your medical history and achievable goals, and follow-up visits include body composition analysis.
Health Coaching
Knowing what to change is one part. Doing it is another. A health coach works alongside you on nutrition, exercise, sleep and stress and keeps you accountable between provider visits, in person or by telehealth.
Looking for something else? See all men’s health services
Ready to Check Your Testosterone?
Fill out the form to request your consultation and we’ll get back to you, or call (770) 416-1070. We’ll help you choose an office and get your testosterone bloodwork started.
- Peachtree Corners
- Dacula
- Snellville
- Marietta (coming soon)
- Telehealth