BioTE Bioidentical Pellets for Low Libido and Sexual Function in Menopause

Testosterone in physiologic doses, matched to your lab results, is generally well tolerated. Side effects such as acne, oily skin or increased hair growth are possible, especially at higher levels, so your provider monitors your testosterone level at follow-up to keep dosing in range.

Dosing is individualized from your baseline labs and goals. Your provider discusses the specific dose recommended for you at your consultation.

It varies. Some women notice change within weeks; others improve gradually over a few months. Some patients feel improvement after the first insertion, while others need more than one round.

Often, yes. Vaginal dryness is driven by low estrogen, and systemic estrogen from pellets helps many women. If dryness persists, a vaginal estrogen product can be added. Preferred Gynecology also offers non-surgical CO2 laser vaginal rejuvenation for dryness and laxity.

Hormone deficiency can worsen mood and anxiety, which suppress libido, and restoring levels often helps as part of overall menopause care. If depression or anxiety have other causes, they may need additional treatment such as therapy or medication. Your provider reviews your full history and coordinates care if needed.

Yes. If you use vaginal estrogen cream or other treatments for dryness, pellets and local therapy can work together. Tell your provider about all current treatments so your overall plan is coordinated.