Low testosterone is diagnosed through lab testing and a physician review of symptoms and health history. A testosterone screening evaluates both hormone levels and related markers to provide a complete picture.

Not necessarily. Whether TRT is recommended — and for how long — depends on the cause of low testosterone, lab results, symptoms, and individual health goals. This is discussed during your physician review.

As with any medical treatment, testosterone therapy can have potential risks and side effects. That’s why TRT is only recommended when medically appropriate and is monitored closely through regular lab work and physician follow-up.

No. Phoenix Men’s Health Center is a self-pay practice. This allows our physicians to provide comprehensive screenings, spend more time with patients, and make medical decisions without insurance limitations.

If treatment is appropriate, membership options are available that include physician visits, therapies, and shipping in one straightforward monthly price.

No. A testosterone screening is an evaluation only. Treatment is discussed only if medically appropriate and always reviewed with you first.

Your screening includes lab work and a physician review of your results, symptoms, and health history to determine whether testosterone levels may be contributing.

Yes. Lab work is completed in clinic at Phoenix Men’s Health Center. Virtual follow-up visits may be available when appropriate.