Hormone Replacement Therapy in Atlanta
Experience personalized hormone optimization designed for your unique biology. At Paragon Sports Medicine, we utilize bioidentical hormone replacement therapy to restore balance, enhance longevity, and help you reclaim your vitality. Whether you're navigating menopause, andropause, or age-related hormonal decline, our individualized approach addresses your specific needs with precision. Using hormones that are molecularly identical to those your body naturally produces, we help men and women achieve optimal energy, cognitive function, metabolic health, and quality of life throughout every stage of life.

Balanced Hormones.
Extended Healthspan.
Hormones are the master regulators of virtually every system in your body – from metabolism and bone density to cardiovascular health and cognitive function. As we age, declining hormone levels can accelerate the aging process, increase disease risk, and diminish quality of life. At Paragon Sports Medicine, we understand that hormone replacement therapy is not one-size-fits-all. Each person's hormonal landscape is unique, which is why we take a comprehensive, individualized approach to hormone optimization. We utilize bioidentical hormones – compounds that are molecularly identical to the hormones your body produces naturally – rather than synthetic alternatives. This molecular similarity allows bioidentical hormones to integrate seamlessly into your body's existing hormonal pathways, producing more physiological effects with fewer side effects. Our personalized protocols are based on detailed laboratory testing, symptom assessment, and your specific health goals, ensuring that your treatment is precisely tailored to restore balance and support long-term wellness. When hormones are optimized, the benefits extend far beyond symptom relief – you're investing in your longevity, vitality, and healthspan.

Why Bioidentical
Hormones Matter
Not all hormone replacement is created equal. Bioidentical hormones offer distinct advantages over synthetic alternatives by matching your body's natural chemistry.
Molecular Precision
Bioidentical hormones have the exact same chemical and molecular structure as hormones produced by your body. This identical structure allows them to bind perfectly to hormone receptors, producing more natural physiological responses compared to synthetic hormones, which have different chemical structures that can lead to unexpected effects.
Personalized Dosing
Unlike conventional hormone therapy that uses standardized doses, bioidentical hormone replacement can be customized to your individual needs based on comprehensive laboratory testing and symptom assessment. Your treatment is adjusted over time to maintain optimal balance as your body's needs change.
Reduced Side Effects
Because bioidentical hormones mirror your body's own hormones, they typically produce fewer side effects than synthetic alternatives. Studies show that bioidentical progesterone, for example, is associated with better patient satisfaction and potentially lower breast cancer risk compared to synthetic progestins used in traditional hormone therapy.
Multiple Delivery Options
Bioidentical hormones can be delivered through various methods – including creams, gels, patches, injections, and pellet therapy – allowing us to choose the most effective and convenient option for your lifestyle and treatment goals.
Comprehensive Benefits
Research demonstrates that properly managed bioidentical hormone therapy can support cardiovascular health, maintain bone density, preserve cognitive function, enhance metabolic health, improve sleep quality, restore libido, and reduce the risk of age-related conditions that impact longevity.


UNDERSTANDING THE WOMEN'S
HEALTH INITIATIVE
In 2002, the Women's Health Initiative study dramatically changed the landscape of hormone therapy, creating widespread fear that led millions of women to discontinue treatment abruptly. However, extensive reanalysis and subsequent research have revealed critical nuances that were missed in the initial interpretation. When properly understood, the evidence shows that for women experiencing menopausal symptoms, the benefits of hormone therapy typically outweigh risks when started before age 60 or within 10 years of menopause onset – especially with bioidentical hormones at individualized doses under proper monitoring.
The WHI findings require three critical context considerations for modern hormone therapy decisions:

Timing & Age Matter Critically
The average participant was 63 years old, beginning therapy many years after menopause. When stratified by age, younger women (within 10 years of menopause) showed reduced coronary heart disease and lower all-cause mortality – opposite of overall findings. Timing hypothesis: therapy initiated near menopause provides cardiovascular protection; therapy started years later does not.

Hormone Type Makes a Difference
The study used synthetic conjugated equine estrogens plus synthetic medroxyprogesterone acetate – structurally different from bioidentical hormones. The WHI did not evaluate bioidentical estradiol or progesterone. Women taking estrogen alone showed reduced breast cancer risk, and research suggests bioidentical progesterone may carry lower breast cancer risk than synthetic progestins.

Absolute Risks Were Small & Context-Dependent
Increased breast cancer risk: approximately 4 additional cases per 1,000 women after five years, which is comparable to alcohol or obesity risks and is less than the risk of smoking. For appropriately selected women (under 60 or within 10 years of menopause), benefits typically outweigh risks at the lowest effective dose with proper monitoring.
Female Hormone Replacement:
Personalized. Evidence-Based. Protective.
Comprehensive Evaluation
We assess your symptom profile, medical history, cardiovascular and bone health status, family history, and individual risk factors to determine if hormone therapy is appropriate and beneficial for you.
Baseline Testing
Laboratory analysis measures your current hormone levels (estradiol, progesterone, testosterone, FSH, thyroid function) and evaluates metabolic markers to establish your personalized treatment baseline.
Individualized Protocol Design
Your hormonal profile is as unique as your fingerprint – influenced by genetics, lifestyle, stress patterns, and individual physiology. Standardized hormone protocols often fail because what works for one person may be inadequate or excessive for another, even with similar symptoms.
Based on your physiology, lifestyle, and goals, we design a personalized treatment plan using bioidentical testosterone. Multiple delivery methods are available – injections, topical creams, pellets – and we select the approach that produces optimal results while fitting your preferences, maximizing benefits while minimizing side effects.
Treatment Initiation & Optimization
Hormone therapy is started at conservative doses with close monitoring during the first 3-6 months. We adjust dosing based on symptom relief, laboratory values, and your individual response to achieve optimal balance.
Ongoing Monitoring & Adjustment
Regular follow-up evaluates hormone levels, symptom control, bone density, cardiovascular health, and metabolic markers. We ensure you receive the minimum effective dose to achieve treatment goals while minimizing potential risks.
Hormone Optimization for Men:
Comprehensive. Physiologic. Performance-Focused.
Comprehensive Hormonal Assessment
We evaluate your testosterone levels (total and free), along with estradiol, SHBG, LH, FSH, thyroid function, and prolactin to identify the underlying causes of hormonal imbalance and determine treatment appropriateness.
Health Status & Risk Evaluation
Complete assessment includes cardiovascular health screening, prostate health evaluation (PSA, DRE), metabolic markers (lipids, glucose, HbA1c), hematocrit monitoring, and symptom severity to ensure safe candidacy for testosterone therapy.
Individualized Protocol Selection
No two men have identical hormonal needs – your testosterone profile is shaped by genetics, activity level, body composition, stress exposure, and metabolic health. Cookie-cutter protocols fail because the same dose and delivery method can produce dramatically different results in different men, even when starting testosterone levels are similar.
We design your treatment plan based on your unique physiology, performance goals, and lifestyle demands using bioidentical testosterone. Available delivery methods include injections, topical gels, pellets, and other modalities – we determine which approach optimizes your results while aligning with your daily routine, ensuring maximum therapeutic benefit with minimal disruption to your life.
Treatment Initiation & Stabilization
Testosterone replacement begins at physiologic doses with close monitoring during the first 3-6 months. We track symptom improvement, laboratory values, and side effects, adjusting protocol to achieve optimal hormonal balance and clinical response.
Long-Term Optimization & Monitoring
Regular follow-up evaluates testosterone levels, estradiol balance, hematocrit, PSA, cardiovascular markers, metabolic health, bone density, and symptom control. Our goal: maintaining physiologic testosterone levels that support health, performance, and vitality while minimizing risks.
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Hormones and Healthspan:
The Longevity Connection
The connection between balanced hormones and longevity is supported by extensive research. Hormones are master regulators that influence virtually every aging process in the body. When optimized, they help slow biological aging and extend healthspan – the number of years you live in good health. Success with hormone optimization depends on three critical factors:
Personalized hormone optimization represents one of the most powerful interventions available for extending healthspan and compressing morbidity – helping you live longer, healthier, and stronger.
Expert Guidance for Your Hormone
Optimization Journey

COMPREHENSIVE EVALUATION
Your journey begins with detailed laboratory testing to assess your current hormone levels, comprehensive symptom assessment, medical history review, and evaluation of your health goals. We test not just sex hormones but also thyroid function, cortisol patterns, and other relevant markers to understand your complete hormonal landscape.
PERSONALIZED TREATMENT DESIGN
Based on your unique results, we design a customized hormone replacement protocol using bioidentical hormones. We select the optimal delivery method for your lifestyle and needs – whether creams, patches, injections, or pellet therapy – and calculate precise dosing to restore balance without overshooting.
INITIATION AND ADJUSTMENT
Most patients begin noticing improvements within 2-4 weeks, with optimal benefits emerging over 2-3 months as hormone levels stabilize. We monitor your response carefully during this period, adjusting dosing as needed to achieve your target symptom relief and laboratory values.
ONGOING OPTIMIZATION
Hormone replacement is not a one-time intervention – it requires ongoing management. We conduct regular follow-up testing every 3-6 months initially, then less frequently once stable, continuously adjusting your protocol as your body's needs change over time, and monitoring for any potential side effects or health changes.
LONG-TERM SUCCESS
When properly managed, hormone replacement therapy becomes part of your long-term health optimization strategy. Many patients continue treatment for years or decades, experiencing sustained improvements in energy, cognition, body composition, sexual function, mood, and overall quality of life while supporting their longevity goals.
Menopausal & Andropause Symptoms
Women experiencing hot flashes, night sweats, sleep disturbances, mood changes, brain fog, vaginal dryness, and decreased libido related to declining estrogen and progesterone. Men experiencing low energy, decreased muscle mass, increased body fat, reduced libido, erectile dysfunction, mood changes, and cognitive decline related to declining testosterone.
Metabolic & Body Composition Changes
Difficulty maintaining healthy weight, insulin resistance, unfavorable changes in body composition, and declining metabolic rate associated with hormonal imbalances. Hormone optimization helps restore metabolic function and supports healthy body composition throughout aging.
Bone Health & Osteoporosis Prevention
Prevention and management of osteoporosis and osteopenia related to hormonal decline, particularly critical for postmenopausal women. Maintaining optimal hormone levels preserves bone density and reduces fracture risk throughout the aging process.
Cardiovascular & Cognitive Health
Supporting cardiovascular health through appropriate hormone balance, particularly when initiated at the right time in younger postmenopausal women or men with low testosterone. Addressing brain fog, memory concerns, and cognitive changes associated with hormonal decline to support long-term neurological health.
Longevity & Healthspan Optimization
Comprehensive hormone optimization as part of a preventive strategy to extend healthspan, compress morbidity, and support vitality throughout the aging process. Appropriate hormone therapy addresses the root causes of age-related decline rather than simply managing symptoms.
Who Can Benefit from Hormone
Replacement Therapy?
There is no standard hormone replacement protocol that works for everyone – which is why at Paragon Sports Medicine, we reject one-size-fits-all approaches. We carefully evaluate whether hormone replacement therapy is appropriate based on your unique symptoms, health status, and goals. HRT may benefit individuals experiencing:

Revitalize from Within:
Understanding HRT
Bioidentical hormones have the exact same molecular structure as hormones produced naturally by your body. They are typically derived from plant sources and modified to be identical to human hormones. Synthetic hormones have different chemical structures – they are designed to have hormone-like effects but are not molecularly identical to your body's own hormones. Research suggests bioidentical hormones may produce fewer side effects and more physiological responses because they fit perfectly into your body's hormone receptors. Synthetic hormones, with their different structures, can produce effects that differ from natural hormones.
The WHI study created important awareness about hormone therapy risks, but subsequent analysis revealed critical nuances. The risks found in WHI primarily applied to older women (average age 63) who started synthetic hormones many years after menopause. When data was reanalyzed by age, younger women within 10 years of menopause onset showed cardiovascular benefits and reduced mortality – not increased risk. Additionally, the WHI used specific synthetic hormones, not bioidentical hormones. Current medical consensus recognizes that for appropriate candidates – particularly women under 60 or within 10 years of menopause – the benefits of hormone therapy typically outweigh risks when using bioidentical hormones at appropriate doses with proper monitoring. Safety requires individualized assessment, appropriate timing, optimal hormone selection, correct dosing, and ongoing monitoring.
Most patients begin experiencing improvements within 2-4 weeks of starting therapy, with progressive benefits over the following 2-3 months as hormone levels stabilize. Initial improvements often include better sleep, improved energy, and enhanced mood. Symptoms like hot flashes typically decrease within the first month. Changes in body composition, bone density, and metabolic parameters develop more gradually over 3-6 months. Some benefits, particularly related to cardiovascular and bone health, require longer-term therapy to fully realize. Everyone responds differently based on their individual physiology, baseline hormone levels, and treatment protocol.
The duration of hormone replacement therapy depends on your individual goals, response to treatment, and evolving health status. Some individuals use hormone therapy temporarily to manage acute menopausal symptoms, then discontinue after several years. Others continue long-term therapy as part of their longevity and health optimization strategy. Current evidence suggests that when properly monitored, hormone therapy can be continued safely for many years or even decades in appropriate candidates. The decision about duration should be individualized and reassessed periodically with your physician based on your ongoing symptoms, health status, risk factors, and personal preferences. Many patients find that the quality of life benefits make long-term therapy worthwhile.
Hormone imbalances often contribute to difficulty losing weight and changes in body composition. Declining estrogen in women and testosterone in men are associated with increased abdominal fat, decreased muscle mass, slower metabolism, and insulin resistance. By restoring hormonal balance, many patients find it easier to lose weight and maintain a healthy body composition, particularly when combined with appropriate nutrition and exercise. However, hormone replacement is not primarily a weight loss treatment. Its effects on body composition are part of overall metabolic optimization. Best results occur when hormone therapy is combined with comprehensive lifestyle approaches including proper nutrition, regular exercise (especially resistance training), adequate sleep, and stress management.
Safe hormone replacement requires ongoing monitoring to ensure optimal dosing and identify any potential concerns early. We typically conduct follow-up testing 6-8 weeks after initiating therapy or making dose changes, then every 3-6 months once stable. Monitoring includes hormone level testing to confirm optimal ranges, symptom assessment to evaluate treatment response, and other laboratory markers such as lipid panels, liver function tests, blood counts, and additional parameters based on your individual health profile. We also conduct annual comprehensive health evaluations. This regular monitoring allows us to adjust your protocol over time as your body's needs change, ensuring you maintain optimal balance while minimizing any potential risks.
There is no single "best" delivery method – the optimal choice depends on your individual needs, lifestyle, preferences, and how your body responds to different options. Available delivery methods include topical creams and gels (convenient, adjustable dosing), transdermal patches (steady delivery, changed weekly), subcutaneous pellets (steady release for 3-6 months, no daily routine), injections (for testosterone in men, weekly or biweekly), and oral medications (convenient but first-pass liver metabolism may affect some hormones). Each method has advantages and considerations. We work with you to select the approach that best fits your situation and produces optimal results. Some patients try different methods before finding their ideal option.
While bioidentical hormones typically produce fewer side effects than synthetic alternatives, any hormone therapy can cause side effects, especially when dosing is too high. Potential side effects vary by hormone type and may include breast tenderness or swelling, bloating or water retention, mood changes, headaches, acne or skin changes, and spotting or irregular bleeding. Most side effects are mild, temporary, and resolve as your body adjusts or when dosing is optimized. Serious side effects are rare when therapy is properly prescribed and monitored. This is why we start with conservative doses, monitor your response carefully, and adjust your protocol as needed. If you experience concerning side effects, we work with you to modify your treatment to minimize these effects while maintaining benefits.
Cancer risk is an important consideration in hormone replacement therapy, which is why we conduct thorough screening before initiating treatment and provide ongoing monitoring. The relationship between hormones and cancer risk is complex and depends on the specific hormones used, dosing, duration of therapy, delivery method, individual risk factors, and timing of initiation. Current evidence suggests that bioidentical progesterone may carry lower breast cancer risk compared to synthetic progestins used in the WHI study. Estrogen alone (in women without a uterus) was associated with decreased breast cancer risk in the WHI study. The absolute risk increases from combined hormone therapy are small – approximately 4 additional cases per 1,000 women after 5 years. For men, appropriately monitored testosterone replacement has not been shown to cause prostate cancer, though we screen carefully for existing prostate issues before initiating therapy. We tailor your treatment to minimize any potential cancer risks based on your individual risk profile.
The timing of hormone therapy initiation matters. Research shows the greatest benefits and most favorable risk profiles occur when therapy is started in younger individuals – for women, typically before age 60 or within 10 years of menopause onset, and for men, when testosterone deficiency is confirmed regardless of age. However, this doesn't mean older individuals cannot benefit from hormone therapy. For women who are many years past menopause, decisions about initiating therapy require careful individual assessment of symptoms, health status, risk factors, and potential benefits versus risks. For men with confirmed low testosterone and significant symptoms, age alone is not a contraindication. Each situation is unique, which is why we conduct comprehensive evaluations before making recommendations. Even when therapy is initiated later, many patients experience significant quality of life improvements, though cardiovascular and bone benefits may be more limited than when therapy is started earlier.
Safety requires careful patient selection, proper dosing, and ongoing monitoring. We conduct thorough screening to identify contraindications, evaluate your personal and family health history, and assess individual risk factors before initiating therapy. We start with the minimum effective dose and adjust gradually based on your response, using delivery methods that optimize safety. We monitor hormone levels, lipid panels, liver function, blood counts, and other relevant markers regularly throughout treatment. Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, when properly prescribed and monitored, has an established safety profile supported by decades of research – and our evidence-based approach ensures you receive benefits while maintaining the highest standards of care.
Bioidentical hormones have the exact same molecular structure as hormones produced naturally by your body. They are typically derived from plant sources and modified to be identical to human hormones. Synthetic hormones have different chemical structures – they are designed to have hormone-like effects but are not molecularly identical to your body's own hormones. Research suggests bioidentical hormones may produce fewer side effects and more physiological responses because they fit perfectly into your body's hormone receptors. Synthetic hormones, with their different structures, can produce effects that differ from natural hormones.
The WHI study created important awareness about hormone therapy risks, but subsequent analysis revealed critical nuances. The risks found in WHI primarily applied to older women (average age 63) who started synthetic hormones many years after menopause. When data was reanalyzed by age, younger women within 10 years of menopause onset showed cardiovascular benefits and reduced mortality – not increased risk. Additionally, the WHI used specific synthetic hormones, not bioidentical hormones. Current medical consensus recognizes that for appropriate candidates – particularly women under 60 or within 10 years of menopause – the benefits of hormone therapy typically outweigh risks when using bioidentical hormones at appropriate doses with proper monitoring. Safety requires individualized assessment, appropriate timing, optimal hormone selection, correct dosing, and ongoing monitoring.
Most patients begin experiencing improvements within 2-4 weeks of starting therapy, with progressive benefits over the following 2-3 months as hormone levels stabilize. Initial improvements often include better sleep, improved energy, and enhanced mood. Symptoms like hot flashes typically decrease within the first month. Changes in body composition, bone density, and metabolic parameters develop more gradually over 3-6 months. Some benefits, particularly related to cardiovascular and bone health, require longer-term therapy to fully realize. Everyone responds differently based on their individual physiology, baseline hormone levels, and treatment protocol.
The duration of hormone replacement therapy depends on your individual goals, response to treatment, and evolving health status. Some individuals use hormone therapy temporarily to manage acute menopausal symptoms, then discontinue after several years. Others continue long-term therapy as part of their longevity and health optimization strategy. Current evidence suggests that when properly monitored, hormone therapy can be continued safely for many years or even decades in appropriate candidates. The decision about duration should be individualized and reassessed periodically with your physician based on your ongoing symptoms, health status, risk factors, and personal preferences. Many patients find that the quality of life benefits make long-term therapy worthwhile.
Hormone imbalances often contribute to difficulty losing weight and changes in body composition. Declining estrogen in women and testosterone in men are associated with increased abdominal fat, decreased muscle mass, slower metabolism, and insulin resistance. By restoring hormonal balance, many patients find it easier to lose weight and maintain a healthy body composition, particularly when combined with appropriate nutrition and exercise. However, hormone replacement is not primarily a weight loss treatment. Its effects on body composition are part of overall metabolic optimization. Best results occur when hormone therapy is combined with comprehensive lifestyle approaches including proper nutrition, regular exercise (especially resistance training), adequate sleep, and stress management.
Safe hormone replacement requires ongoing monitoring to ensure optimal dosing and identify any potential concerns early. We typically conduct follow-up testing 6-8 weeks after initiating therapy or making dose changes, then every 3-6 months once stable. Monitoring includes hormone level testing to confirm optimal ranges, symptom assessment to evaluate treatment response, and other laboratory markers such as lipid panels, liver function tests, blood counts, and additional parameters based on your individual health profile. We also conduct annual comprehensive health evaluations. This regular monitoring allows us to adjust your protocol over time as your body's needs change, ensuring you maintain optimal balance while minimizing any potential risks.
There is no single "best" delivery method – the optimal choice depends on your individual needs, lifestyle, preferences, and how your body responds to different options. Available delivery methods include topical creams and gels (convenient, adjustable dosing), transdermal patches (steady delivery, changed weekly), subcutaneous pellets (steady release for 3-6 months, no daily routine), injections (for testosterone in men, weekly or biweekly), and oral medications (convenient but first-pass liver metabolism may affect some hormones). Each method has advantages and considerations. We work with you to select the approach that best fits your situation and produces optimal results. Some patients try different methods before finding their ideal option.
While bioidentical hormones typically produce fewer side effects than synthetic alternatives, any hormone therapy can cause side effects, especially when dosing is too high. Potential side effects vary by hormone type and may include breast tenderness or swelling, bloating or water retention, mood changes, headaches, acne or skin changes, and spotting or irregular bleeding. Most side effects are mild, temporary, and resolve as your body adjusts or when dosing is optimized. Serious side effects are rare when therapy is properly prescribed and monitored. This is why we start with conservative doses, monitor your response carefully, and adjust your protocol as needed. If you experience concerning side effects, we work with you to modify your treatment to minimize these effects while maintaining benefits.
Cancer risk is an important consideration in hormone replacement therapy, which is why we conduct thorough screening before initiating treatment and provide ongoing monitoring. The relationship between hormones and cancer risk is complex and depends on the specific hormones used, dosing, duration of therapy, delivery method, individual risk factors, and timing of initiation. Current evidence suggests that bioidentical progesterone may carry lower breast cancer risk compared to synthetic progestins used in the WHI study. Estrogen alone (in women without a uterus) was associated with decreased breast cancer risk in the WHI study. The absolute risk increases from combined hormone therapy are small – approximately 4 additional cases per 1,000 women after 5 years. For men, appropriately monitored testosterone replacement has not been shown to cause prostate cancer, though we screen carefully for existing prostate issues before initiating therapy. We tailor your treatment to minimize any potential cancer risks based on your individual risk profile.
The timing of hormone therapy initiation matters. Research shows the greatest benefits and most favorable risk profiles occur when therapy is started in younger individuals – for women, typically before age 60 or within 10 years of menopause onset, and for men, when testosterone deficiency is confirmed regardless of age. However, this doesn't mean older individuals cannot benefit from hormone therapy. For women who are many years past menopause, decisions about initiating therapy require careful individual assessment of symptoms, health status, risk factors, and potential benefits versus risks. For men with confirmed low testosterone and significant symptoms, age alone is not a contraindication. Each situation is unique, which is why we conduct comprehensive evaluations before making recommendations. Even when therapy is initiated later, many patients experience significant quality of life improvements, though cardiovascular and bone benefits may be more limited than when therapy is started earlier.
Safety requires careful patient selection, proper dosing, and ongoing monitoring. We conduct thorough screening to identify contraindications, evaluate your personal and family health history, and assess individual risk factors before initiating therapy. We start with the minimum effective dose and adjust gradually based on your response, using delivery methods that optimize safety. We monitor hormone levels, lipid panels, liver function, blood counts, and other relevant markers regularly throughout treatment. Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, when properly prescribed and monitored, has an established safety profile supported by decades of research – and our evidence-based approach ensures you receive benefits while maintaining the highest standards of care.
Schedule Your
Hormone Optimization Consultation
Take the first step toward reclaiming your vitality, optimizing your health, and supporting your longevity. At Paragon Sports Medicine, Dr. Ched Garten and our expert team provide comprehensive, personalized hormone replacement therapy using bioidentical hormones tailored to your unique needs.
Whether you're experiencing symptoms of hormonal decline or simply want to optimize your hormones as part of your preventive health strategy, we're here to help you achieve your goals. Our evidence-based approach combines advanced testing, personalized protocols, and ongoing monitoring to ensure safe, effective hormone optimization that supports your best health for years to come.
Schedule Your
Hormone Optimization Consultation
Take the first step toward reclaiming your vitality, optimizing your health, and supporting your longevity. At Paragon Sports Medicine, Dr. Ched Garten and our expert team provide comprehensive, personalized hormone replacement therapy using bioidentical hormones tailored to your unique needs.
Whether you're experiencing symptoms of hormonal decline or simply want to optimize your hormones as part of your preventive health strategy, we're here to help you achieve your goals. Our evidence-based approach combines advanced testing, personalized protocols, and ongoing monitoring to ensure safe, effective hormone optimization that supports your best health for years to come.