Private Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) Clinics

Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is a medical treatment used to restore testosterone levels in men whose bodies produce insufficient amounts of the hormone. It is prescribed following blood tests that confirm low testosterone, alongside a clinical assessment of symptoms. TRT is available in several forms, including gels, injections and patches.

Your appointment will include a full consultation with one of our doctors, a review of your symptoms and medical history, and a blood test to measure your testosterone and other hormone levels. If low testosterone is confirmed, your doctor will discuss treatment options with you and can prescribe on the same day.

No. You can book a testosterone assessment and TRT consultation directly at our private clinics, without a referral from your NHS GP.

Most men notice improvements in energy, mood and sex drive within four to eight weeks of starting TRT. Full effects, including changes to muscle mass and body composition, can take three to six months to develop. Ongoing monitoring allows your doctor to adjust your dose to optimise results.

Testosterone replacement therapy can reduce sperm production and may affect fertility. If you are considering starting a family, this is an important conversation to have with your doctor before beginning treatment. Alternative approaches, such as clomiphene citrate, may be more appropriate in some cases.

Yes. TRT consultations and ongoing treatment are available at all of our private clinic locations across the UK, as well as by telephone and video appointment.

Common symptoms include persistent fatigue, low sex drive, erectile dysfunction, low mood, poor concentration, loss of muscle mass and increased body fat. The only way to confirm low testosterone is with a blood test. At our TRT clinics, we offer a full testosterone assessment without a GP referral.

TRT consultations start from £[X]. The cost of ongoing testosterone treatment depends on the formulation prescribed. Full pricing, including follow-up and monitoring costs, is available on our pricing page. There are no hidden fees.

We prescribe body-identical testosterone in the form most suited to your needs and preferences. Options include topical gels, intramuscular injections and patches. Your doctor will explain the benefits and considerations of each and recommend the most appropriate formulation for you.

TRT is generally well tolerated when prescribed and monitored correctly. Potential side effects include increased red blood cell count, acne, fluid retention and changes to testicular size. Regular blood monitoring helps us identify and manage side effects promptly. Your doctor will explain what to look out for at your initial consultation.

TRT is available on the NHS, but access is often limited to men with a confirmed medical condition causing low testosterone, such as hypogonadism. NHS waiting times can be long, and available formulations may be limited. Private TRT allows faster access to assessment, a broader discussion of treatment options and more flexible monitoring.