Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy uses hormones that are structurally identical to the ones your body makes. At Modern Endocrine, they’re custom-compounded and dosed to your levels and delivered as pellets, creams, patches, or injections to treat the source of your symptoms.

Adults dealing with fatigue, low libido, mood changes, poor sleep, stubborn weight gain, hot flashes, dry skin, muscle aches, or perimenopause and menopause symptoms — especially when standard labs look “normal” but you don’t feel right.

Yes, when it’s guided by a qualified medical provider with appropriate labs, screening, and follow-up. At Modern Endocrine, a dual board-certified endocrinologist oversees your testing and treatment.

In some cases, yes — hormone replacement therapy may still be an option after cancer. The right approach depends on the type of cancer you had, whether it was hormone-sensitive, your symptoms, your medical history, and your overall health.
At Modern Endocrine, we believe these decisions should never be one-size-fits-all. We take time to review your history in detail, help you understand the risks and benefits of treatment, and design a personalized plan that supports both symptom relief and long-term wellness.

Yes. Testosterone is a normal part of women’s hormone health, and low-dose bioidentical testosterone can help with energy, mood, muscle mass, and libido when prescribed and monitored by a qualified provider.

Many patients notice changes within two to six weeks, with fuller results over three to four months as hormone levels stabilize. The timeline depends on the imbalance and delivery method.

We offer bioidentical pellets, creams, patches, oral capsules and injections. The best option depends on your labs, your symptoms, which hormone(s) you are deficient in, and your preference, and we’ll help you choose.

Yes. Telehealth patients can be treated with hormone creams, patches, and injections. Modern Endocrine is licensed to provide telehealth in 46 states, with in-person care available in Oklahoma City.

Modern Endocrine is a cash-pay clinic, so your plan isn’t limited by insurance rules. We accept HSA/FSA cards, major credit cards, and payment plans. Start with a free discovery call to learn what your program would cost.

Most of the time, yes. HRT is often needed long term because your body is no longer making adequate hormone levels on its own. However, if we can lower inflammation, address underlying imbalances, and support your body’s natural hormone production, we will always do that. In some cases, this may allow us to reduce your dose over time. Ultimately, as long as you want the benefits of HRT, you will likely want to remain on treatment.

No. Birth control is not the same as hormone replacement therapy (HRT). Birth control typically contains synthetic hormones designed to prevent pregnancy, while HRT is used to help restore and optimize hormone levels in the body. Depending on your age, symptoms, and health goals, birth control can sometimes be more harmful than helpful. We will help you determine which option is safest and most appropriate for your body and your needs.