Low testosterone is a lab finding, not a mood. We draw the panel first, go through the numbers with you — over the phone or at the office — and treat only where the results support it. Then you choose injection, cream or pellet — with the price in writing before anything starts.
Takes about 30 seconds. We call you back within one business day.
The symptoms
It arrives as small complaints, each with an easier explanation waiting. Most men book because several showed up at once and never left.
In the exam room it is almost always the same short list.
That list belongs to other conditions too. Prescribing testosterone without excluding them is how men get treated for the wrong thing.
The workup
One total testosterone result is not a diagnosis. The panel answers three questions: is the level genuinely low, why is it low, and is treatment safe for you.
Testosterone moves through the day, so when it gets measured matters.
These decide whether we start, and later whether we hold the dose.
How treatment starts
One office on Beracasa Way — a short drive from Delray Beach, Boynton Beach and Deerfield Beach.
History, medications, sleep, training, and what you want to change. You leave knowing which labs to draw and why each is on the list.
Drawn here in the office, early in the day. A result near the cut-off gets repeated — one borderline number is not enough to start a man on treatment.
Someone from the team takes you through every value — in the office or over the phone — instead of leaving you to read a PDF alone. Dr. Stratt consults on the case and on what gets prescribed. Your price is written down for you before you decide.
You pick a delivery method and begin. Labs repeat on a set schedule, and the dose moves with the results — not with a refill reminder.
Delivery options
All three raise testosterone. They differ in how steady the level stays, how often you think about it, and how fast a dose can change. We prescribe FDA-approved testosterone preparations through licensed pharmacies, physician-supervised throughout.
The most common route, and the easiest to fine-tune between draws.
Applied daily and absorbed through the skin, which keeps levels flatter day to day.
Placed under the skin during a short office visit, releasing steadily for months at a time.
How this differs
Testosterone is easy to obtain online. Somebody watching the rest of your physiology while you're on it is not.
Straight answers
Correcting a real deficiency usually does something, on a timeline nobody can promise.
Energy and libido tend to shift first. Strength and body composition take longer, and only alongside real training.
None of this argues against treating a real deficiency. It is why the treatment belongs with a physician rather than a subscription.
Who you'll see
You'll know which provider you're seeing before you arrive, and the same small team follows your labs from the first draw onward.
Related care
Testosterone is rarely the only hormone worth measuring. If you're not sure what you need, call and tell us what's going on.
Before you call
A number and a picture, not one or the other. We look at total and free testosterone from a morning draw, confirm a borderline result on a second sample, and read it against your symptoms and the rest of the panel. Two men with the same number don’t always get the same answer.
None of the three is better in the abstract. Injections give the most control between labs. Creams keep levels flatter day to day but ask for daily attention and care around close contact. Pellets remove the daily step, at the cost of flexibility once they are placed. You pick with your provider once the labs are back.
Testosterone is a monitored treatment, so labs repeat after you begin and then on a set schedule. We follow your testosterone level, hematocrit, estradiol and PSA, and the dose moves with those results.
Yes. Your own production is suppressed while you are on treatment and takes time to recover afterwards, and if the deficiency was real the original symptoms usually return. It is a decision worth taking deliberately at the start.
LifeBoost is a self-pay practice. You get your number in writing when we go through your results, once the protocol is settled and before you agree to anything. Publishing a figure ahead of that would mean quoting you for a plan nobody has chosen yet.
This page is for general information and is not medical advice. Whether any treatment is appropriate for you is determined after evaluation and, where indicated, laboratory testing.
Boca Raton · Serving Delray Beach, Boynton Beach & Deerfield Beach
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