BHRT stands for Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy. It's a more natural approach compared to traditional HRT, using hormones that are chemically identical twins to the ones our bodies produce. bio identical hormones are nature’s copycats! They echo your body's hormones right down to the molecular level—no secret handshake required, just science at its craftiest. They're concocted from plant sources and are lauded for playing nice with your body to help keep hormone levels in balance.

Welcome to the future of convenience with hormone pellet therapy! Here, tiny pellets, and inmost cases, no bigger than a grain of rice, are inserted subcutaneously (under your skin). And talk about range—they come in various dosages and formulations to suit everyone’s unique physiology, be it estrogen, testosterone, or even a blend.

Under local anesthetic, the small pellet(s) is placed under the skin. Most patients bounce back to their daily routine without missing a beat!

Estrogen takes the lead in a woman’s physiology, and as time ticks on, its levels can fluctuate or wane — this is your body’s natural progression toward menopause. Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) can be like a maestro for those levels, fine-tuning your body to maintain its harmonious performance and balance.

More than just a player of masculine traits, it strengthens muscles, bolsters bone density, and orchestrates a spirited libido across the gender spectrum. Testosterone keeps the body body energetic and consistent.

Men find that testosterone pellets can turbo-charge their performance. From refining the libido's tune to strengthening bones and muscles, men often observe a surge in their overall vitality, harmonizing their health to its peak.

Undoubtedly, women's hormones aren't complete without a hint of testosterone. While it doesn't take center stage like estrogen, it contributes essential backup to energy levels, sexual health, and bone well-being, adding depth to each individual’s hormonal melody.

Rhythm-wise, women may need a new pellets every 3-4 months, while men could last for 4-6 months before a repeat. It's all about individual body rhythms and finding that sweet spot in the hormonal balance for both sexes.

Before hormone replacement you will need a comprehensive lab workup. It should chart everything from hormone levels to liver function, from lipid profiles, PSA to a full blood count. This is done to ensure your body's ready for hormone therapy.