Treatment Time

About 30 minutes for most consults and follow‑ups

Downtime

None

Sessions

Ongoing, with regular labs and check‑ins as needed

Testosterone

Testosterone support at Sage & Honey begins with a proper medical evaluation – not a one‑size‑fits‑all “boost.” 
We start by reviewing your symptoms, medical history, medications, and lifestyle, then order appropriate labs to check hormone levels and rule out other causes. If you’re diagnosed with low testosterone and are a good candidate for treatment, we design a personalized plan that may include testosterone therapy and supportive lifestyle changes.
Throughout treatment, we monitor your labs, symptoms, and side effects closely and adjust your plan to keep you safe and within target ranges.

Frequently asked questions

This service is for adults with symptoms that may be related to low testosterone – such as low energy, decreased libido, difficulty building or maintaining muscle, or changes in mood – who want a thorough, physician‑led evaluation instead of a quick fix.

Yes. Diagnosis and management of low testosterone always involve lab testing. We’ll either order new labs or review recent, appropriate labs if you have them. Treatment decisions are never made on symptoms alone.

If you’re a candidate for testosterone therapy, treatment is usually given as injections on a set schedule. The exact dose, form, and frequency depend on your levels, symptoms, and preferences. We’ll walk you through options, administration, and monitoring before anything begins.

Some patients notice changes in energy, sleep, or libido within a few days to a few weeks; others take longer. We typically reassess symptoms and labs over several months, since hormone changes and tissue response are gradual.

Testosterone therapy carries potential risks and is not appropriate for everyone. We’ll review your personal and family history, discuss potential benefits and risks, and monitor your labs and symptoms regularly. If at any point therapy is no longer appropriate, we’ll adjust or discontinue treatment.