Energy that doesn't come back after sleep. Workouts that stop showing up in the mirror. Low testosterone rarely announces itself — it's a slow fade across the whole picture. We start with comprehensive labs and build from there.
Testosterone touches nearly everything: energy, muscle mass, fat distribution, bone density, libido, mood, cognition, motivation, and cardiovascular health. When levels decline, the symptoms don't arrive one at a time — they blur together into feeling generally less like yourself.
TRT at Rejuvia is a comprehensive medical program, not a simple prescription. Every client begins with comprehensive lab work and a full clinical intake. The resulting plan reflects your levels, goals, and long-term health. Throughout treatment we monitor estradiol, hematocrit, PSA, and lipids, and incorporate ancillary medications — aromatase inhibitors, HCG, or enclomiphene — when clinically appropriate.
The goal isn't a number on a lab report. It's to get you feeling, performing, and aging the way you want to, with a program that's sustainable for the long term.
Every tier includes pharmaceutical-grade testosterone cypionate in premium carrier oil, all supplies, and ongoing physician supervision with adjustments.
Programs carry a 6-month minimum commitment — hormone optimization is a long game, and we're honest about that up front. Syringes, prep pads, and all supplies are included, and dose adjustments are part of the program, not an upcharge.
Drawn on-site, this comprehensive baseline covers a Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (kidney and liver function, electrolytes, glucose), Complete Blood Count with differential, free and total testosterone with SHBG, estradiol, FSH and LH, free and total PSA, a full thyroid panel (TSH, Free T3, Free T4), a lipid panel with ratios, Hemoglobin A1c, and Vitamin D 25-OH Total.
Baseline lab work also includes prolactin, so nothing relevant to your protocol goes unmeasured — and follow-up labs at 6–8 weeks, then at regular intervals, keep the program calibrated to you.

Most clients begin to notice changes within the first two to four weeks — often starting with improved energy and mood, followed by libido, mental clarity, and sleep quality. Body composition changes typically develop over months two through six. Early in treatment, some men experience manageable side effects like acne, fluid retention, or shifts in mood and sleep; monitoring is designed to catch and correct these quickly.
TRT may be appropriate for adult men with clinically low testosterone — typically below 300 ng/dL, confirmed by morning labs — alongside significant symptoms. It is contraindicated for men with active prostate or breast cancer, untreated severe sleep apnea, untreated polycythemia, or men actively trying to conceive without fertility preservation protocols. To be direct: we do not prescribe TRT for performance enhancement in men with normal testosterone levels. A provider evaluation and lab confirmation are required before any prescription; this page is educational, not medical advice.
Honest answers before you commit to anything.
The consultation is free — a full clinical intake, a review of any labs you have in hand, and a straight conversation about whether TRT is right for you.