Men’s Hormone Restoration

The Steps to Increasing Testosterone

  • Book

    Schedule an in-office consultation or a TeleHealth appointment with the doctor to learn more about our treatments and get your questions answered about testosterone.

  • Prep

    Get your blood work done to check your hormone levels - either at a local lab or at the Mojo Vitality clinic.

  • Assess

    After the results of the blood work are in, meet with our doctor in the clinic or via TeleHealth. We will discuss the results of your blood test and create a treatment plan curated to your goals.

  • Treat

    Your treatment will be formulated and shipped directly to your doorstep. We will guide you on the best and easiest way to administer your treatments from home. If you prefer, you can come into the clinic for intramuscle injections. Pellet implants must be done in the clinic.

  • Optimize

    Many men start feeling the benefits of TRT right away. Over time you will notice quality of life improvements that will continue to develop for years to come.

  • Maintain

    Our experts at Mojo Vitality will monitor your progress through regular check-ins and occasional blood tests. Treatment adjustments may be necessary to maintain safety and good health. During this continued monitoring, you may find that Mojo Vitality has much more to offer than TRT.

Low T, or low testosterone effects men as early as age 25. Mojo Vitality has a depth of experience with hormone replacement therapy and hormone optimization therapy. This treatment has grown in popularity in the last decade for men and women. These imbalances or low levels need to be addressed early to preserve cognitive abilities, memory, bone density, hair and skin vitality, mood, libido, and exercise tolerance. Mojo Vitality provides different therapies best fit for the patient.

Types of Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)

  • Hormone Pellet Therapy

    Pellet therapy has gained the most popularity over the last decade as it has the benefit of continued release into the bloodstream without surges and dips. This prevents overproduction of red blood cells and reduction of diseases associated with aging. The pellets are about the size of a grain of rice and are inserted in the upper buttocks by a provider in the office taking less than 10 minutes and repeated every 4 to 6 months. With pellets, there are no prescriptions or reminders of when to administer medications. Mojo Vitality uses pellets with Bioidentical hormones, closely replicating the molecular structure of hormones that normally occur in the body.

  • Intramuscular Injection

    Most common because of its lower cost, this medication can also be sent to your home address for self-administration, or you can come into the clinic for a quick visit and have it injected. An intramuscular injection (IM injection) is a technique used to deliver a medication deep into the muscles. This allows for better absorption with slow release into the over 1 to 2 weeks.

  • Topical Therapy

    This medication comes in a gel or a cream and is administered daily to the skin. This does have the benefit of a more constant administration level within the bloodstream superior to intramuscular therapy. This can be direct shipped to your home address. It is usually applied to the shoulders, upper arms, or abdomen. Topical testosterone is a safe and effective way to treat low testosterone levels. It is generally well-tolerated, with few side effects.

The benefits of testosterone replacement therapy are: improved energy levels, increased muscle mass and strength, increased sex drive, increased mood, increased bone density, and reduced risk of heart disease.

CAUSES OF LOW TESTOSTERONE

Low testosterone, also called hypogonadism, is a condition in which the testicles do not produce enough testosterone. Testosterone is a hormone responsible for a variety of functions, including sex drive, muscle mass, bone density, red blood cell distribution, fat distribution, and mood.

The following factors can lower testosterone:

Age: testosterone levels naturally decline as men get older - about 1% every year after the age of 30.

Pituitary Gland problems: This gland in the brain controls hormone production - problems can lead to low testosterone.

Medications: Chemotherapy drugs, opioids, and steroids can lower testosterone levels.


Obesity, chronic diseases, stress, depression, and injury to the testicles can also lower testosterone.

If you are concerned about your testosterone levels, contact us and talk to Mojo Vitality’s doctor that specializes in this area.