Affordable, medically guided TRT, HRT, and weight loss, tailored to you.
Ongoing fatigue, weight gain, poor sleep, or nonexistent sex drive are common signs that something in your body is out of balance. For men and women alike, hormone imbalance can gradually sap your energy and vitality. And waiting rarely makes it better.
At Low T Center Knoxville, testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), hormone replacement therapy (HRT), peptide therapy, and weight loss plans start with thorough, in-clinic testing and an evaluation by a licensed medical provider. You get clear answers about what’s happening with your hormone levels, what’s out of balance, and what your options are, so you can stop just existing and start living again.
Located in Knoxville, TN, proudly serving Farragut, Maryville, Oak Ridge, Clinton, Morristown, Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, and surrounding areas.
Now accepting FSA/HSA and most major insurance plans.
Affordable self-pay options available.
Closed from 1:30PM – 2:00PM for lunch.
Men with low testosterone levelsmay feel depressed, out of sorts, mentally fuzzy or fatigued on a regular basis. They often experience low libido levels and possible erectile dysfunction issues. Physical effects of low T include increased likelihood of fat retention and loss of muscle mass and tone, and loss of facial or body hair. The Knoxville Low T Center offers practical TRT solutions designed to combat these symptoms and to improve your overall state of health.
Men who suffer from low testosterone, also referred to as low T, often report feeling depressed, feeling tired, and having difficulty concentrating. Men also experience losing muscle mass and gaining fat, experiencing a reduced desire for sex and fewer erections. Some men also sustain hair loss on their face and body. At Low T Center, we offer testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) that offers hope for these men in restoring their testosterone levels to the normal level. TRT often reverses the symptoms of low T to help men feel more confident and ready to improve their overall state of health.
Kasey did not grow up wanting to work in the medical field. In fact, it wasn’t until 5 years after she received her bachelor’s degree in Public Relations that she decided to go back to school for nursing. In 2011 she graduated from Vanderbilt University with a master’s in nursing. For the first 12 years of her career she worked in women’s health. A few months after moving to Chattanooga, TN she took a part-time job at Low T Center to help fund her traveling hobby. Fast forward a year and a full time position came open at the Knoxville Low T Center. Kasey jumped at the opportunity to move back to her hometown. In her free time she hangs out with her American bulldog, Gilbert and her family. She likes to read, travel, play tennis and watch UT football.