Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy
Hormone Replacement Therapy
Certified bioidentical hormone therapy in Dallas, backed by real labs, not guesswork.
Certified Provider
Regen Wellness is a Certified Evexias Provider
All of our medical staff are certified, trained hormone specialists.
Are You a Candidate for HRT?
If you've been feeling “off” — tired, foggy, irritable, or just not like yourself — and your last labs came back “normal,” hormone therapy built around your actual numbers might be the missing piece. Low hormone levels affect energy, mood, sleep, weight, and more — and most standard checkups don't test for it. If something feels off, a real hormone panel is the place to start.
Book a Free Info Call“My energy is back, my head feels clear again, and I'm actually excited to get through my day instead of just pushing through it.”
Individual results vary; testimonials reflect one patient's experience and are not a guarantee of outcomes for any other patient.
The Basics
What Is Bioidentical Hormone Therapy?
Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) uses hormones molecularly identical to the ones your body already makes — sourced from plant compounds rather than synthesized into a generic structure the way conventional synthetic hormones are. MedlinePlus, a service of the National Library of Medicine, has a helpful overview of hormone replacement therapy generally.
We start with a comprehensive hormone lab panel, not a symptom checklist alone. From there, we sit down with you to walk through your actual results and build a plan customized to your numbers. Whether you're exploring hormone therapy for women or testosterone therapy for men, the process starts the same way: testing first.
Who It's For
Testosterone, estrogen, and progesterone decline with age — for everyone. If you're in your 30s or 40s and something feels off, that instinct is worth checking, not dismissing.
Low Testosterone Symptoms
Fatigue, low libido, and muscle loss in men
Perimenopause & Menopause
Hormonal shifts affecting mood, sleep, and energy in women
Lab-Confirmed Deficiency
At any age, once testing shows a real gap
The "Tried Everything" Group
Still feeling the same a year after toughing it out
Looking for care built specifically around your experience? Choose the guide that fits you:
Why It Matters
Beyond Just Feeling Better
Low hormone levels aren't only uncomfortable — they carry real long-term risk, even without obvious symptoms.
Linked to osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease, Alzheimer's disease, and certain cancers.
Most conventional visits don't have the time, or the lab panel, to find out why you don't feel like yourself. That's the gap we're built to close.
How It's Administered
Not all delivery methods are equally effective or low-maintenance.
Hormone Pellets
Inserted into fatty tissue, releasing hormone via your body's own triggers. Lasts 3–6 months.
Injections
Twice-weekly dosing. Effective, but requires consistent ongoing administration.
Oral
Troches, capsules, or pills taken by mouth. Convenient, though generally less consistent than pellets.
Topical Creams
Applied daily. Requires the most maintenance and is most sensitive to absorption variability.
Common Questions
What is bioidentical hormone replacement therapy?
It's a treatment that optimizes your hormone levels using hormones bioidentical to what your body naturally produces. Ours are sourced from yams, which mimic your body's own hormone structure — unlike synthetic hormones, which use a generic lab-created structure.
What are the benefits?
Patients most commonly report increased energy, more muscle mass, weight loss, improved mood, reduced anxiety, and increased libido. Results vary by individual and are based on your starting hormone levels.
How is it administered?
Options include hormone pellets, injections, oral troches or capsules, and topical creams — a small pellet inserted into fatty tissue that releases hormones steadily over 3–6 months is one common approach. Your provider will help determine which method fits your needs.
What are the risks?
Risks vary based on age, gender, and hormone type. Most side effects are mild — the most common being minor irritation at the injection or pellet insertion site.
How do I know if it's right for me?
If you're experiencing fatigue, brain fog, mood changes, or low libido, it's worth getting a hormone panel. We test first and build your treatment plan around your actual lab results, not assumptions.
Is it safe for long-term use?
When monitored properly with regular lab work and provider follow-up, BHRT is considered safe for long-term use for most patients. Your provider rechecks levels periodically to adjust your dose as needed.
Reach Your Wellness Goals Today
You don't have to keep feeling like this is just "getting older." A simple hormone panel can tell you whether BHRT is the missing piece.