Men's Hormones
Testosterone decline is a natural part of aging for men, but its effects — often called andropause — can be profound. BHRT helps men reclaim their energy, strength, and vitality.
Andropause: The Male Hormone Decline
By age 50, approximately 40% of men have low testosterone. By age 80, nearly 100% are affected. Unlike the more abrupt hormonal shift women experience, testosterone in men declines gradually — about 1–2% per year after age 30. This slow decline can make symptoms easy to dismiss as simply "getting older," when in fact they are treatable.
Symptoms of Low Testosterone in Men
Long-Term Health Risks
Low testosterone is associated with more than just quality-of-life issues. Research links chronically low levels to increased cardiovascular risk, metabolic syndrome, type 2 diabetes, osteoporosis, and decreased life expectancy. Restoring testosterone to optimal levels can have meaningful protective effects on long-term health.
BHRT for Men
Dr. Borgardt uses bio-identical testosterone — structurally identical to what your body produces naturally — to restore optimal levels. Treatment is individualized based on comprehensive lab work and a thorough symptom evaluation. Delivery methods include compounded creams or gels applied topically. Dosing is adjusted at follow-up visits to achieve the best possible results while monitoring for safety.