Tired, foggy, and told your labs are normal?
Lab-guided, bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) for women and men. Most follow-ups happen by video, so you only drive to Mesa when you need to.
Call or text 480-382-5946, Monday to Friday, 8 to 5. The team will answer your questions and explain next steps.
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Bioidentical Hormone Therapy
Hormones structurally identical to the ones your body makes, given as tablets, a cream or injections, dosed from your labs and adjusted by how you feel. For women and men, most often over 40, and women under 50 after a full hysterectomy.
Follow-ups mostly by videoFull Lab Panel
A broader panel than a standard physical, reviewed line by line with you, kept on file so you can see your progress.
Blood draw in MesaSupplements
Professional-grade supplements picked for your plan, through Fullscript and Biotics Research.
Reviewed at each visitIV Infusion Therapy
Custom blends of fluids, vitamins and minerals for recovery, energy and immune support, in our IV room.
45 to 60 minutesIndividual results vary. Your doctor will tell you which of these fit, and which don't.
Hormone Care for Women and Men.
For women
Perimenopause and menopause: hot flashes, night sweats, broken sleep, mood swings and a lower sex drive. Also women under 50 after a full hysterectomy.
For men
Low testosterone: testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) for low energy and drive, trouble with erections, losing muscle and taking longer to recover from training.
How Bioidentical Hormone Therapy Works.
1. Labs first
A full blood panel, plus a visit to go over your symptoms, your history and what you want to feel like.
2. Your plan
Bioidentical hormones have the same structure as the ones your body makes. They come as tablets, creams or injections, and your doctor picks the form with you.
3. Adjust as you go
We recheck your labs and how you feel, then fine-tune the dose. Most follow-ups happen by video anywhere in Arizona.
Former EMT in Los Angeles. Molecular biology at UC Santa Cruz. Competitive powerlifter.
Dr. Zane Kalavesis, Naturopathic Physician
Acupuncture, hormones, regenerative and movement therapy
I initially went in to balance my hormones. I was a little wary of the cost, but I've had better results in a shorter amount of time than years working with my primary care and OB.A.P. · Google review · Mar 2025
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Energy, Mood & Hormones: What People Ask.
Do you see men and women for hormone care?
Yes. We see both men and women, in our Mesa office or by video.
How do I know if it's my hormones?
Low energy, poor sleep, a lower sex drive, brain fog and weight that won't move can all have a hormone side. Labs and a visit with your doctor show whether hormones are part of the picture. You can also start with the hormone quiz.
Do you offer testosterone therapy for men?
Yes. Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) starts with a full lab panel and a visit. If your labs and symptoms point to low testosterone, your doctor goes over whether it fits. More on our men's health page.
What does bioidentical mean?
Bioidentical hormones have the same structure as the hormones your body makes. They come as tablets, creams or injections, and your doctor picks the form with you.
How soon will I feel a difference?
Some people notice a change within a few weeks. It can take a few months, and a dose change or two, to get it right.
Are there side effects?
While the dose is being set, some people notice acne, extra hair growth or mood changes. Tell us and we adjust. Your doctor goes over the risks for your situation before you start.
How long will I be on hormone therapy?
For many people it's long term. If you want to stop, we taper off slowly rather than all at once, so symptoms don't come back suddenly.
Do you take insurance?
Treatment at the clinic is cash pay, and HSA and FSA cards work. Labs and imaging done at an outside facility may be billed to your insurance, depending on the facility, your plan and your coverage.