Hormone Optimization in Phoenix
Hormone assessment and optimization at Moon Valley Med Spa in North Phoenix, guided by your symptoms and your labs. Call for pricing and availability.
Treat the labs and the person
Fatigue, poor sleep, low libido, stubborn weight and low mood can all have a hormonal component. They can also have half a dozen other causes, which is why we start with a proper assessment rather than a prescription.
If hormone therapy is appropriate, your provider will explain which hormone, which route, and why, along with the risks. Ongoing lab work is part of the treatment, not an optional extra.
Guided by evidence, not guesswork
Hormone therapy is a real medical treatment with real risks. We treat it that way.
- Baseline labs before anything is prescribed
- A plan matched to your symptoms and results
- Risks explained in plain language
- Ongoing monitoring built into the plan
- Adjusted or stopped based on how you respond
Call for pricing
Hormone plans depend on your labs, the hormone and the route, so we price them after an assessment rather than from a menu.
Hormone optimization is booked by phone. Give us a call and we will find a time.
What to expect
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Assessment
We take a full history, talk through your symptoms and goals, and decide together which labs are worth drawing.
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Labs and review
Your results are reviewed with you. If hormone therapy is appropriate, your provider explains the options, the route and the risks.
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Treat and monitor
You start your plan, and we recheck labs and symptoms on a schedule so the dose stays right for you.
Common questions
Yes. We do not prescribe hormones on symptoms alone. Baseline labs tell us whether a hormone is genuinely low, whether something else explains how you feel, and give us a number to measure against later. Follow-up labs are part of treatment, not optional.
They are real and they depend on the hormone, the dose, the route and your own history. Depending on what is prescribed, they can include blood clots, stroke, heart attack, changes in cancer risk, thickening of the blood, and reduced fertility, which with testosterone may be long lasting or permanent. Your provider will go through the ones that apply to you, and you will read and sign a consent form covering them before starting.
Not necessarily. Bioidentical and natural are marketing terms, not safety findings. Many compounded preparations, including pellets, are not FDA approved and are not reviewed for safety, effectiveness or manufacturing quality the way commercially manufactured products are. We will tell you which product is being recommended and whether an FDA-approved alternative exists.
It depends on your labs and your plan, so we price after an assessment. Call the number on this page and we will talk it through.
