HORMONAL REPLACEMENT

The balance of the female hormonal system depends on several factors: age, lifestyle, nutrition, and emotional health. Through preventive medicine, it is possible to replace female hormones (such as estrogen and progesterone) safely, based on tests and personalized medical monitoring.

From the age of 40, testosterone levels begin to decrease. Replacement is done with bioidentical testosterone, applied through gel, injections, or implants. This treatment, integrated into the anti-aging consultation, helps improve energy, libido, muscle mass, and mood, but should always be done with regular medical monitoring to ensure safety.

Some foods rich in phytoestrogens (such as soy, flaxseed, and legumes), physical exercise, and stress reduction help stimulate estrogen naturally. However, when menopause symptoms are more intense, personalized hormonal replacement is the most effective way to restore balance.

There is no one-size-fits-all solution. The treatment may include bioidentical hormones, supplements, and lifestyle changes, depending on the hormonal levels evaluated in the consultation. The approach of anti-aging medicine focuses on correcting hormonal imbalances in a personalized way and may involve other areas such as nutrition, sleep management, stress, and physical activity.

Andropause can begin gradually between 40 and 55 years old. Unlike menopause, it is not abrupt, but symptoms such as fatigue, loss of strength, reduced libido, and mood changes become more evident. Schedule your anti-aging consultation at LHR to evaluate testosterone levels and understand if treatment is needed

Some symptoms improve within the first few weeks, such as sleep and energy levels. Others, such as bone density and body composition, may take longer. Clinical monitoring is essential to adjust the treatment and ensure that hormonal replacement maintains its long-term effects.

Yes, when performed with medical evaluation and bioidentical hormones tailored to each person’s profile. The anti-aging consultation includes laboratory tests and continuous monitoring, ensuring an effective treatment with low risk. Safety lies primarily in personalization and regular monitoring.

In women, estrogen and progesterone are commonly replaced. In men, testosterone is the most common. Other hormones, such as DHEA, melatonin, or thyroid hormones, can also be evaluated, depending on symptoms and the person’s goals, within the approach of longevity medicine.