in MIAMI, FL
You’re tired all the time, but it’s just life, right? You’re struggling to fall asleep, but it’s just stress — or so you think. However, these symptoms, and others, may be your body’s way of signaling that your hormone levels are changing — and not for the better.
Forget traditional options for hormone replacement and think outside of the box with BioTE® hormone pellet therapy in Miami, FL. This revolutionary approach to balancing your hormones enables Dr. d’Adesky and his medical team to easily customize your treatment, helping you achieve optimal results with minimal side effects.
“Get your body functioning at its best again with a long-lasting approach to better wellness.”
If you’re having symptoms of your hormones declining, you have options outside of messy creams, shots that pinch, and pills that are a pain to remember. That said, as you’re comparing your options, you may wonder what sets BioTE hormone pellet therapy apart from other treatments, and that specifically has to do with how this treatment works.
Wondering if you’re a candidate for hormone pellet therapy and if you should schedule a consultation? These considerations are taken into account when determining your eligibility.
Have Symptoms That Are Interfering with Your Life
Because any treatment comes with risks, we suggest that only people who absolutely need it receive it. So, if you’re only having a few or only mild symptoms, it may not be worth it to receive hormone replacement therapy.
Have a Hormonal Deficiency
To qualify for BioTE hormone replacement therapy, you’ll need to have a confirmed hormonal deficiency. If you don’t have one already, our Miami physician will test and confirm one way or another.
Would Like a Solution That’s Nearly Hassle-Free
Some people don’t want the hassle of needing regular injections or remembering to change a patch or apply a cream. A person may not want to deal with a cream in general. Pellets just require the doctor to insert them, and they may only need to be done two to four times per year.
Have Good Overall Health
Before you receive any type of BioTE hormone replacement therapy, our practitioner will assess your medical history to ensure the treatment is safe for you. While not specific to pellets, the hormones aren’t safe for everyone. For those with a heightened risk of blood clots or some types of cancer, for instance, hormones might not be safe.
Don’t Have Severe Liver or Kidney Disease
Your kidneys and liver play a role in processing hormones. If one or both of these organs are compromised severely, hormone therapy could be dangerous.
Most patients notice benefits from BioTE pellet therapy within one to three weeks, including increased energy, improved mood, and enhanced mental clarity.
By four to six weeks, sleep quality and libido often improve. Within two to three months, patients commonly experience improved muscle mass, strength, body composition, and an overall return to feeling like themselves — supported by BioTE’s consistent hormone delivery.
Contact Hydrology today at (305) 946-1038 to learn if BioTE® hormone pellet therapy is right for you. Let us help you feel emotionally, mentally, and physically better with hormones designed to work naturally with your body.
One of the downsides of hormone pellet therapy is that the dosage can’t be changed until you come into the office for your next insertion. This could be unpleasant if it’s not working enough or the dose is too high.
While gender and dosage play a role in the price, most patients can expect to pay between $300 and $800 per session.
Hormone pellet therapy steadily releases hormones into your system to replace the ones you’re lacking and correct the symptoms you’re having from lower-than-normal levels.
Those who have severe kidney or liver disease, an elevated risk of blood clots, or certain cancers may not be suitable candidates for the treatment.
Bioidentical hormones tend to be the safest because people respond better to these than to synthetic versions. When you take bioidentical ones, they’re most like your own hormones, making it so your body can process them well.
While insurance may cover traditional forms of hormone therapy if your physician shows it’s medically necessary, hormone pellets aren’t usually covered. These are generally more expensive, and opting for this form isn’t necessary.
There isn’t a specific age or time in your life when you should get hormone replacement therapy. You generally will want to wait until you’re having symptoms that are interfering with your life, such as hot flashes, mood swings, night sweats, weight gain, memory/concentration problems, or low libido. Men may notice they’re losing muscle mass or having trouble gaining any new muscle.
