1. Call the clinic concierge
Speak with our clinic concierge about appointments, fees and next steps. This is not the medical assessment.
Assessment process
Your Assessment in 4 Steps
From first call to clinical review
5 questions, 30 seconds. Led by Dr. Anna-Marie Wysynski, 20+ years in hormone health.
2. Clinician review
Speak with a clinician about symptoms, medical history and whether additional review is appropriate.
3. Labs when appropriate
A clinician may recommend lab work before any treatment decision is considered.
4. Meet with Dr. Wysynski
You'll agree a plan, including medications, to move forward.
FAQs
Before You Call
What happens on the call?
You will speak with our clinic concierge about appointments, current fees and next steps. This is not the medical assessment.
Do I need lab work first?
No. Labs are arranged where appropriate after clinical review, not before your first call.
Is treatment guaranteed?
No. Any treatment decision follows an individual clinical assessment, and treatment is never guaranteed.
Where are you located?
Our clinic serves Burlington, Hamilton, Halton, Oakville, Ancaster and nearby communities. We also provide telehealth for those unable to come in for follow ups.
FAQs
Common Questions
What does it actually cost?
Our services are genuinely bespoke, not formulaic or cookie-cutter. We take the time to go through your testing and build the best plan for you as an individual, which is a very different experience from what you may have heard of elsewhere. We take care of you as a patient first and foremost. That does mean pricing is not one-size-fits-all; it depends on your plan. A call with our clinic concierge will clarify exactly where you stand.
How do I know if I really need it?
Your symptoms tell you how you feel; your labs tell us whether treatment is medically appropriate. In combination, the two give a precise picture of whether TRT is right for you.
Is it safe, and what are the side effects?
When TRT is followed correctly, it is generally considered very safe. Abuse or missing doses can lead to negative effects. In addition, present science says some people with low testosterone are not candidates due to risks of complications. We follow these guidelines. The human testosterone therapy has been studied for decades. There are numerous studies with varied results. We invite & recommend reading these studies.
How long before I feel different?
This is a question we are asked often, and the honest answer is: it depends. In the short term, many people feel mild effects relatively quickly, within days or weeks. But the real prize is stability. Consistently proper testosterone levels create a long-term effect that builds gradually, and once it is there, it tends to stay.
Can I ever stop?
Short answer: yes. You should never stop cold turkey, as with most medications, but you can stop with a step-by-step plan, guided by your doctor. If you think you may want to stop at some point, or if having children is in your future, that gets built into your bespoke plan from the start. There are multiple ways to approach treatment, including injections, creams, and supportive medications, and the approach can be chosen with coming off TRT in mind. That said, the vast majority of patients choose to stay on treatment, because low testosterone does not resolve on its own with time. Staying on it is what keeps the benefits coming, for life. And if there ever comes a time you wish to come off, we will guide you through that process.
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