Testosterone Replacement Therapy
Restore your energy, strength, and focus with care guided by a clinician.
The quick answer.
Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is a medically supervised treatment that brings testosterone back to a healthy range in men with clinically low levels. It's used to address symptoms like low energy, reduced strength, difficulty focusing, low mood, and reduced libido. Treatment is guided by lab testing and a clinical evaluation, and monitored by a provider over time.
How it works.
Consultation
Talk through your symptoms, history, and goals.
Lab testing
Bloodwork measures your hormone levels and checks your overall health.
A plan built for you
If TRT is a good fit, your plan is set to your levels and your goals.
Ongoing monitoring
Follow-up labs and check-ins keep your care safe and on track.
What to expect.
How much changes, and how quickly, varies from person to person, which is why care is guided by lab results and regular follow-up rather than a fixed script.
Why Forge.
Care is founded and led by Clinical Director Ty Porter, and built with a performance mindset: the goal is how you feel and function day to day, not a single number on a lab report.
Common questions.
What is testosterone replacement therapy?
Testosterone replacement therapy restores testosterone to a healthy range in men whose levels have dropped below normal. It's a medically supervised treatment used to address symptoms like low energy, reduced strength and focus, low mood, and reduced libido, and it's guided by lab work and regular follow-up.
Who is a candidate for TRT?
TRT is for men with clinically low testosterone confirmed by lab testing, along with symptoms like fatigue, low libido, or loss of strength. A consultation and bloodwork determine whether it's a good fit. It isn't a decision made on symptoms alone.
Is testosterone replacement therapy safe?
TRT is considered safe when it's medically supervised and monitored with regular lab work. That's why care includes an evaluation up front and follow-up testing over time, so your provider can adjust the plan and watch your overall health, not just your testosterone level.
How is low testosterone diagnosed?
Low testosterone is diagnosed with a blood test, usually drawn in the morning when levels are highest, alongside a review of your symptoms and health history. One low result is often confirmed with a second test before starting treatment.
Can I start testosterone therapy virtually?
Forge serves the Phoenix area with virtual care during its initial rollout, so consultations and follow-ups can happen remotely. Some steps, such as lab work, may involve a visit to a local lab. Booking is through the Jane patient platform.