Testosterone Replacement Therapy · Men · Austin, TX
Low energy, low drive, low T — treated the right way.
Concierge TRT in Austin built around comprehensive hormone labs, personalized dosing, and a provider you can actually reach — serving Westlake Hills, Bee Cave, Lakeway, and the Hill Country.
Book a TRT EvaluationSymptoms We Hear Every Week
If this sounds familiar, your testosterone deserves a closer look.
- Persistent fatigue, even with good sleep
- Loss of muscle mass or harder recovery from training
- Stubborn body fat, especially around the midsection
- Low libido, weak erections, or reduced morning erections
- Brain fog, low motivation, or mood changes
- Poor sleep quality and reduced stamina
How Conventional TRT Falls Short
Most Austin men leave conventional TRT underdosed and unmonitored.
We see it constantly: a single total testosterone draw, a one-size-dose, no estradiol monitoring, no follow-up. Concierge TRT is built differently.
Total testosterone only
Total + free T, estradiol, SHBG, DHT, PSA, CBC, lipids
Standardized dosing
Personalized injectable, cream, or pellet protocols
No follow-up
Frequent monitoring and dose refinement
No estradiol management
Estradiol tracked and managed when indicated
What's Included
Comprehensive TRT, not a vending-machine prescription.
- Full hormone & metabolic lab panel (total + free testosterone, estradiol, SHBG, DHT, PSA, CBC, CMP, lipids, thyroid)
- In-depth review of symptoms, goals, training, and sleep
- Personalized protocol — injections, cream, or pellets
- Ancillary support when indicated (e.g., HCG, anastrozole)
- Regular follow-up labs and dose adjustments
- Direct provider access between visits
Important compounded medication disclosure
- The testosterone preparations dispensed through our program is a compounded preparation, prepared and dispensed by an independently licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy (503A) or FDA-registered outsourcing facility (503B).
- Compounded testosterone preparations is not an FDA-approved finished drug product. Compounded medications are not reviewed by the FDA for safety, efficacy, or manufacturing quality in the same manner as approved drugs.
- Compounded testosterone preparations is not the same medication as commercially manufactured, FDA-approved testosterone products (e.g., Depo-Testosterone®, AndroGel®, Testopel®). It is a separate preparation and is not interchangeable with the branded, FDA-approved product.
- The FDA has issued public statements regarding the risks of compounded GLP-1 products. Read the FDA statement.
Safety information
Important testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) safety information.
This page is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for individualized medical advice. Discuss your full medical history, medications, and supplements with your clinician before starting any prescription therapy.
Boxed warnings & precautions
- Testosterone is a controlled substance and a prescription medical treatment requiring evaluation, labs, and ongoing monitoring by a licensed clinician.
- TRT may affect fertility and sperm production. Discuss fertility goals with your provider before starting.
- TRT can raise red blood cell counts (hematocrit/polycythemia) and may affect cardiovascular markers and prostate health.
- TRT is not appropriate for men with untreated prostate or breast cancer, untreated severe sleep apnea, or uncontrolled heart failure.
Do not use if
- Known or suspected prostate or male breast cancer
- Elevated hematocrit or untreated polycythemia
- Untreated severe obstructive sleep apnea
- Uncontrolled or severe heart failure
- Active desire for near-term fertility without adjunct therapy
- Known hypersensitivity to any ingredient in the prescribed formulation
Common side effects
- Acne, oily skin, or mild hair changes
- Fluid retention or mild blood pressure changes
- Injection-site reactions or topical site irritation
- Breast tenderness if estradiol rises
- Mood changes during dose adjustments
Serious side effects — seek care
- Signs of blood clot: leg swelling/pain, chest pain, shortness of breath
- Signs of stroke or heart attack: sudden weakness, numbness, chest pressure
- Significantly elevated hematocrit requiring therapeutic phlebotomy
- New or worsening urinary symptoms or prostate concerns
Report suspected adverse reactions to your care team immediately or to safety@mybodytonic.com. Serious adverse events should also be reported to the FDA at FDA MedWatch.
FAQ
Common questions about TRT.
How do I know if I'm a candidate for TRT in Austin?
We evaluate symptoms alongside a comprehensive lab panel — total and free testosterone, estradiol, SHBG, DHT, PSA, CBC, and metabolic markers — rather than a single number in isolation.
Injections, cream, or pellets — what's best?
It depends on your labs, goals, lifestyle, and preference. We'll walk through trade-offs for each and select the protocol that fits you.
Do you accept insurance for TRT?
No. Body Tonic Rx is a concierge, cash-pay practice. This allows comprehensive labs, frequent monitoring, and direct provider access without insurance limitations.
What about fertility?
TRT can suppress sperm production. If fertility is a current or near-term goal, we'll discuss adjunct therapies (e.g., HCG, clomiphene) before starting.
How often will my labs be checked?
Typically at baseline, after dose initiation, and then on an ongoing schedule based on your protocol and response.
How do I get started?
Book a TRT evaluation. We'll order comprehensive labs, review your symptoms and goals, and build a personalized protocol.