While we do offer pellets and creams, injections are by far our most popular method for TRT. Low T Center provides TRT using pharmaceutical-grade testosterone cypionate injections, custom-dosed to your exact needs and given on a regular 7-day injection schedule, based on your lab results, your symptoms, and how your body responds to treatment.
Testosterone cypionate injections offer several benefits, including:
Injections allow providers to fine-tune your dose using lab work and symptoms. This helps keep testosterone in a healthy range without variation, which can lead to unstable results.
Unlike gels or pills, injections are not affected by skin absorption, digestion, or daily application habits.
TRT at Low T Center includes regular follow-up and lab testing, so providers can monitor your response and watch for changes that matter to your health.
This method supports steady, predictable treatment over time, which is important for symptom relief and safety.
Depending on your care plan, testosterone injections may be given:
In the clinic, during scheduled visits
At home, with our self-inject TRT program
Both options follow the same medical standards and include continued monitoring by expert providers, so your TRT is always medically-guided, effective, and safe.
Yes. Testosterone cypionate is FDA-approved for men diagnosed with hypogonadism. FDA approval means the medication has been reviewed for safety and effectiveness when used as prescribed.
TRT is a medical treatment and is only appropriate when testing confirms low testosterone and a provider determines it is medically indicated.
TRT works best when paired with healthy habits. Your provider may talk with you about:
Sleep quality
Physical activity and strength training
Nutrition and weight management
Stress and recovery
Alcohol use
TRT supports hormone balance, but lifestyle choices still play an important role.
If you are dealing with symptoms like fatigue, low motivation, or reduced sex drive, the first step is testing. Low T Center offers free testosterone testing and a provider evaluation, so you can get clear answers before making any decisions.
For a full overview of symptoms, risks, benefits, and what treatment looks like from start to finish, visit the main TRT page or book a consultation.