Testosterone Replacement Therapy Clinic for Men & Women

You can easily book a testosterone blood test in the UK from home. Our at-home testing kits use a simple finger-prick or Tasso device to collect your sample safely and conveniently. Once your testosterone results are ready, one of our experienced staff will review them with you and discuss the best next steps for improving your hormone health.

Low testosterone (also called testosterone deficiency) can affect your energy, mood, and sexual wellbeing. In men, common symptoms of low testosterone include fatigue, reduced muscle mass, low libido, erectile dysfunction, and anxiety.
In women, signs may include tiredness, weight gain (especially belly fat), decreased sex drive, vaginal dryness, and thinning hair.

Take our Hormone Quiz or review the full list of low testosterone symptoms to learn more. A quick testosterone blood test can help confirm your levels and guide you toward the right treatment or lifestyle changes.

Yes – in some cases, you can receive testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) through the NHS. You’ll usually begin by visiting your GP and requesting a testosterone blood test. However, accessing TRT on the NHS can be challenging, as many patients report long waiting times or being turned away.

The NHS threshold for testosterone treatment is lower than that used by most private clinics. For example, NHS guidelines often require testosterone levels to be below 8 nmol/L before treatment is considered, even though many men experience symptoms of low testosterone such as tiredness, low libido and reduced energy at higher levels.

At Balance My Hormones, we typically consider treatment for patients with two confirmed results below 15 nmol/L, using data-driven and personalised TRT protocols. Unlike the NHS – where options may be limited to gels or infrequent injections – our approach ensures you receive effective, timely and optimised testosterone therapy, supported by an experienced clinical team throughout your journey.

At Balance My Hormones, we offer a range of testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) options tailored to meet each patient’s needs. Treatment methods include injections, gels and creams, as well as oral tablets and capsules.

All medications are prescription-only, and treatment can only begin after two confirmed blood tests and a consultation with one of our specialist doctors. Our clinicians will work with you to find the most effective and convenient TRT plan for your lifestyle and goals.

Yes, we provide both testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) and hormone replacement therapy (HRT) for women across the UK. These treatments can help restore hormonal balance, improve energy levels, mood, and overall wellbeing.

To learn more about TRT for women in the UK and our female hormone replacement therapy options, please visit our Women’s Services page or contact our team for personalised advice.

Yes, Balance My Hormones provides a complete testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) service for patients in the UK and across many parts of the EU. We handle every step of the process – from consultations with our experienced doctors to discreet delivery of your medication.

For UK patients, blood testing can be arranged through our partner nursing team or at one of our trusted partner clinics, including Goodbody and Randox. Our team can guide you through the process and ensure your results are processed quickly and accurately.

EU patients will need to arrange their own blood testing locally before beginning treatment. Please contact us if you’re unsure about the requirements in your country.

You’ll also receive ongoing medical support and follow-up care from our dedicated team to ensure your TRT treatment remains safe, effective and fully personalised.

To obtain testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) privately in the UK, you’ll need to complete two blood tests – one basic test and one comprehensive test that measures specific hormone biomarkers.

We can also accept results from other approved services, so please check with us if you already have recent test results.

If your results fall within the treatable range (a total testosterone level below 15 nmol/L or free testosterone below 0.35 nmol/L), you’ll then have a consultation with one of our doctors to discuss suitable treatment options.

All treatment is prescription-only and individually tailored by our clinical team to ensure safe and effective results.

At Balance My Hormones, we believe in offering flexible options for patients seeking testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) and do not take a one-size-fits-all approach.

We provide two main ways to manage your treatment. Our all-in-one monthly subscription package, priced between £149 and £189 per month, includes everything you need to stay on track with your therapy.

Alternatively, our flexible treatment plans are priced between £90 and £150 per month, allowing you to pay separately for blood tests and doctor consultations as required. These figures are an estimate and may vary depending on your individual treatment plan and what your doctor prescribes.
If needed, HCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) can be added to your treatment plan for an additional £25 to £50 per month.

When carried out correctly and under medical supervision, testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is generally well tolerated, and serious side effects are uncommon.

Some men may experience mild effects such as oily skin, acne, increased or decreased hair growth, or mild breast tissue changes (gynaecomastia). These are rare and can usually be managed by your doctor if they occur.

More common effects include a temporary reduction in testicular size and a lower sperm count. If fertility is a concern, HCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) can be prescribed alongside TRT to help maintain testicular function.

In most cases, testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is considered a lifelong treatment. TRT replaces the testosterone that your body no longer produces naturally, so if you stop treatment, your hormone levels will eventually return to where they were before.

There may be rare circumstances where you need to pause or stop TRT temporarily – for example, if you become unwell and your doctor or the NHS advises it.
To maintain the benefits of TRT, such as improved energy, mood and wellbeing, treatment is generally continued long-term under medical supervision.