Treatment is personalized and determined by one of our medical physicians based on your symptoms, health history, and blood work. In some cases, improving sleep, exercise, nutrition, stress management, or weight may be recommended. If appropriate, testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) may also be discussed as part of your treatment plan.

For the most accurate testosterone measurement, blood work should be completed in the morning, ideally between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m., when testosterone levels are typically highest.

From completing your online assessment to reviewing your lab results with our team, the process generally takes 7–10 business days, depending on lab turnaround times.

If treatment is prescribed, your medical physician will recommend the option that's best suited to you. At Restore Wellness, every client receives step-by-step training, including a detailed instructional video, so you feel confident and comfortable with your treatment.

What are the possible side effects of treatment for low testosterone?

Like any medical treatment, TRT may have potential side effects and should always be monitored by a medical physician. Possible side effects can include acne, an increase in red blood cell count, reduced sperm production, and gynecomastia (breast tissue enlargement).

Yes. Regular follow-up appointments and blood work are a mandatory part of treatment to ensure it remains safe and effective. Every Restore Wellness TRT program includes ongoing physician supervision for one full year, with scheduled follow-up reviews and adjustments when needed.

Yes. However, it's important to speak with your medical physician before stopping treatment. They can recommend the safest approach and discuss what to expect during the transition.

Low testosterone can affect everyone differently, but common symptoms may include:

• Low energy or persistent fatigue

• Reduced sex drive

• Erectile dysfunction

• Difficulty building or maintaining muscle

• Increased body fat

• Reduced bone density

• Decreased motivation or mental focus

• Changes in mood

Will I need to stay on treatment for life?

Treatment is often a long-term commitment, but the length of therapy varies from person to person. Your medical physician will review your progress regularly and help determine the approach that best supports your long-term health goals.

Eligibility is based on both your symptoms and your blood work—not lab results alone. Your online assessment, laboratory testing, and consultation with one of our medical physicians will determine whether treatment is appropriate for you.

Getting started begins with a $99 + GST initial assessment, which is non-refundable. This includes a comprehensive review of your health history, your blood work, and an assessment by both our nursing team and one of our medical physicians to determine your eligibility for treatment.

Yes. Testosterone replacement therapy may reduce sperm production, which can affect fertility while you're on treatment. If you plan to have children now or in the future, discuss this with your medical physician before starting therapy so the most appropriate options can be considered.