TRT |Testosterone Replacement Therapy
Medically supervised testosterone assessment, laboratory testing and personalised hormone treatment for men.
Your Hormones Deserve More Than Guesswork.
Could Low Testosterone Be Affecting You?
Low testosterone can affect men in different ways, and symptoms may develop gradually over time. Some men notice changes in energy, sexual health, physical strength, concentration or general wellbeing. However, these symptoms can also have many other causes, which is why proper clinical assessment and blood testing are important before considering treatment.
✅ Reduced libido or changes in sexual wellbeing
✅ Persistent fatigue or lower energy levels
✅ Reduced muscle mass or physical strength
✅ Changes in mood, motivation or concentration
✅ Slower recovery or reduced physical resilience
✅ Changes in body composition or overall vitality
Experiencing one or more of these symptoms does not automatically mean your testosterone is low. A proper diagnosis requires clinical evaluation together with appropriate laboratory testing.
Your Testosterone Profile
Your Testosterone Profile brings together your symptoms, medical history, existing results and targeted laboratory findings to help build a clearer picture of your hormone health.
Where appropriate, the targeted blood panel may include:
FSH · LH · Free Testosterone · Total Testosterone · Cortisol
These results are reviewed together rather than in isolation. They help guide the clinical discussion around whether TRT may be appropriate and what the next steps should be.
Already have recent blood results? Bring them with you for review. If suitable testing has not yet been completed, the Testosterone Profile Blood Test can be added during booking.
The blood test can be performed on the same day as your consultation where the required timing and preparation conditions are met.
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- Initial Consultation
Your TRT journey begins with a focused 30-minute consultation to discuss symptoms, medical history, current concerns and reasons for considering testosterone treatment. - Testosterone Profile
Where appropriate, targeted blood testing helps build a clearer picture of your hormone health before any treatment decision is made. - Results Review
Laboratory findings are reviewed together with your symptoms, history and clinical assessment rather than relying on a single result alone. - Personalised TRT Plan
If TRT is clinically appropriate, the practitioner discusses the recommended treatment pathway and ongoing monitoring with you.
- Symptoms associated with possible testosterone deficiency
- Medical history and current health concerns
- Existing laboratory results
- FSH
- LH
- Free Testosterone
- Total Testosterone
- Cortisol
- Overall suitability for TRT
- Whether testosterone levels may be lower than expected
- Differences between total and free testosterone
- Hormonal signals involved in natural testosterone production
- Whether further clinical investigation may be appropriate
- Whether TRT should be considered as part of your treatment plan
Laboratory findings are interpreted together with symptoms and clinical history and are not used in isolation.
- 30-Minute Clinical Consultation
- Discussion of symptoms and hormone-health concerns
- Review of medical history
- Review of existing blood results where available
- Discussion around the Testosterone Profile
- Guidance on whether targeted blood testing is required
- Discussion of possible next steps
Consultation: R550
Please note: Laboratory testing, testosterone medication, administration and subsequent TRT treatment are not included in the consultation fee.
Start With a Testosterone Health Consultation
Important: The R550 consultation and R850 Testosterone Profile Blood Test do not include testosterone medication, administration or subsequent TRT treatment.
Testosterone Health Consultation
Inhouse Consultation- 30-minute in-clinic consultation
- Discussion of symptoms and current concerns
- Medical history and reasons for considering TRT
- Review of recent blood results if available
- Discussion of your Testosterone Profile
- Guidance on whether targeted blood testing is needed
- Clear explanation of possible next steps
TRT treatment is only considered after appropriate clinical assessment and review of relevant laboratory findings.
Optional Testosterone Profile Blood Test
Inhouse Consultation- Targeted laboratory testing
- Can be added during the booking process
- May be performed on the same day as your consultation
Includes targeted markers: FSH · LH · Free Testosterone · Total Testosterone · Cortisol
Results are reviewed before any TRT treatment decision is made
Suitable recent blood results may be brought in for review instead
This is a targeted TRT blood panel and is separate from our broader Phlebotomy Services.
Frequently Asked Questions About TRT Therapy
What is Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)?
Testosterone Replacement Therapy is a medically supervised treatment for men with symptoms of testosterone deficiency together with appropriately confirmed low testosterone levels. Treatment is individualised and requires ongoing clinical monitoring.
How do I know if my testosterone is low?
Symptoms such as low energy, reduced libido, changes in strength, mood or concentration can occur with low testosterone, but they can also have other causes. Proper diagnosis requires clinical assessment together with appropriate laboratory testing.
What happens during the Testosterone Health Consultation?
The 30-minute Testosterone Health Consultation includes a discussion of your symptoms, medical history, current health concerns, reasons for considering TRT and any recent blood results you may already have. The consultation helps determine whether targeted blood testing or further assessment is appropriate.
How much does the TRT consultation cost?
The 30-minute Testosterone Health Consultation costs R550.
The consultation fee does not include laboratory testing, testosterone medication, testosterone administration or any subsequent TRT treatment.
What is the Testosterone Profile Blood Test?
The Testosterone Profile Blood Test is a targeted laboratory panel used to support the TRT assessment process.
The panel includes:
FSH · LH · Free Testosterone · Total Testosterone · Cortisol
These results are reviewed together with your symptoms, history and clinical findings rather than being interpreted in isolation.
How much does the Testosterone Profile Blood Test cost?
The optional Testosterone Profile Blood Test costs R850 and can be added during the booking process.
This is a targeted TRT-related blood panel and is different from the broader testing offered through Exodus Immunology’s separate Phlebotomy Services.
Can I have the blood test on the same day as my consultation?
Yes. Where the required timing and preparation conditions are met, the Testosterone Profile Blood Test can be performed on the same day as your consultation.
Because testosterone-related testing may have specific timing requirements, booking and preparation instructions should be followed carefully.
Does booking the consultation mean I will receive TRT?
Not necessarily. The consultation is the first step in determining whether TRT may be appropriate for you.
Depending on your symptoms, medical history, existing blood results and overall clinical picture, the practitioner may recommend further testing, proceed with the next stage of TRT assessment, or discuss another appropriate way forward.
TRT may be considered where clinically appropriate after consultation and review of the relevant findings.
Is testosterone treatment included in the online booking price?
No. The online booking covers the R550 consultation and, if selected, the R850 Testosterone Profile Blood Test only.
Any subsequent testosterone medication, administration or TRT treatment is determined after your results have been reviewed and is paid for separately at the wellness centre.
Is TRT a once-off treatment?
No. TRT is generally managed as an ongoing treatment programme rather than a single treatment.
Follow-up appointments are arranged according to your individual treatment plan, clinical response and monitoring requirements. Your source document likewise describes TRT as requiring regular follow-up and long-term care.
How often will I need TRT treatment?
Treatment frequency varies from person to person. Some patients may return weekly initially, while others may be treated at different intervals depending on clinical need and response.
Your ongoing schedule is arranged directly with the practitioner after the initial assessment and results review.
Where is the TRT service offered?
TRT consultations and associated in-clinic services are offered through Exodus Immunology in Sea Point, Cape Town.
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Can I book TRT online?
You can book the Testosterone Health Consultation online and optionally add the Testosterone Profile Blood Test during checkout.
Any actual TRT treatment is arranged after your assessment and laboratory results have been reviewed.
EXODUS CLINICAL EVIDENCE™
Clinical Guidance & Research
Selected professional guidance relevant to testosterone deficiency, clinical assessment and testosterone therapy.
Diagnosis & Testosterone Assessment
Endocrine Society guidance on symptoms, laboratory confirmation and clinical evaluation of testosterone deficiency.
View Guideline ↗Current TRT Clinical Guidance
The Endocrine Society's 2026 statement on appropriate diagnosis, prescribing and ongoing evaluation of testosterone therapy.
View Statement ↗Male Hypogonadism Guidelines
European Association of Urology guidance covering the assessment and management of male hypogonadism.
View Guideline ↗Still have some questions? Contact our team for personalised guidance before booking.
Ready for Your Next Step?
TRT consultations are available at our private Sea Point clinic by advance booking.