Men’s testosterone
Testosterone therapy for men, led by a physician
Tired, losing strength, a lower sex drive or a shorter fuse? Find out what your levels actually are before anyone prescribes anything.
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Arora MD Longevity & Aesthetics in East Brunswick, NJ offers testosterone replacement and balance therapy (TRT), led by Dr. Mudit Arora, a board-certified internal medicine physician with fellowship training in anti-aging and metabolic medicine. Treatment begins with a medical history and blood tests; if testosterone therapy is needed, it may be given as injections, topical gels or pellets, with follow-up visits to monitor levels.
Testosterone therapy (TRT)
Who it’s for
The first conversation is about you, not a protocol. You may be a good fit if:
- Chronic fatigue or less stamina than you used to have
- Trouble building or keeping muscle
- Reduced libido or erectile difficulties
- Mood swings or low mood
- Women with low libido or energy may also be candidates, at lower doses
Your options
Injections, gels or pellets?
Testosterone can be given in more than one form. Which one fits depends on your labs, your preferences and your medical profile.
Injections
A common route for men.
Topical gels
Applied to the skin.
Pellets
Placed under the skin, releasing testosterone gradually over months.
Nothing is prescribed before your labs are reviewed with Dr. Arora. Individual results vary.
How it works
What to expect
Book a free 15-minute consult
In person or virtual, at least two weeks out, so your lab order (Quest, Labcorp or another participating lab) is back in time.
History and hormone assessment
Dr. Arora reviews your history and your blood tests to see whether testosterone replacement is needed.
A plan for you
If it is, the plan may use injections, topical gels or pellets, chosen around your preferences and medical profile.
Monitoring
Follow-up visits recheck your levels and adjust treatment so testosterone stays balanced.
For hormone and longevity consults, please book at least two weeks ahead: our team sends a lab order for Quest, Labcorp or another participating lab, typically covered by insurance.
Why testosterone matters
Testosterone influences muscle, bone density, energy, mood and sex drive. It tends to decline with age, and the effects can be physical, emotional and mental.
For men, restoring balanced levels may help with muscle strength, libido and sexual function, energy and stamina, and mood and mental clarity.
Getting the most from treatment
A few habits help testosterone therapy work.
- Tell us about medications and supplements you take
- Keep up a healthy diet and regular exercise
- Find ways to manage stress, which affects hormones
- Report headaches, mood changes or skin reactions, and keep follow-up visits
In their words
What patients say about Dr. Arora
Dr. Arora is awesome- so knowledgeable re: hormone issues as well as general wellness/medical issues , management & treatment. He has a kind manner, sense of humor & obviously cares about your overall wellness.
Dr. Arora is very pleasant and easy to talk to! Very attentive and explains from A to Z. He understands your concerns and makes you leave the office feeling confident! Would highly recommend.
Dr. Arora is amazing! He is very patient and is a great listener who really cares about what the patient has to say. He is very knowledgeable and informative! I feel like I’m in great hands with Dr. Arora and have nothing but great experiences.
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Questions
Testosterone therapy (TRT): common questions
How does testosterone therapy work?
It restores testosterone to a balanced level for you. Men usually receive injections or topical applications; women typically receive lower doses as a gel or pellet.
How soon might I notice a difference?
Patients often notice energy, mood and sexual function changes within 3 to 6 weeks. Changes to muscle and bone take several months of consistent treatment.
Are there risks?
As with any hormone therapy, yes. Men may see skin irritation from topicals or fluid retention. Regular monitoring and dose adjustments help keep levels balanced.
Can I stop once I start?
TRT is usually long-term. If it stops, levels gradually return to where they were and symptoms may come back. It can be paused or adjusted under medical supervision.
Is testosterone therapy safe for women?
In controlled, appropriate doses tailored to each woman, with ongoing medical supervision.
Do I need blood work first?
Yes. Book at least two weeks ahead; our team sends a lab order you can complete at Quest, Labcorp or another participating lab, typically covered by insurance.
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East Brunswick, NJ
Talk to us about testosterone therapy (TRT)
A complimentary 15-minute consult with Dr. Arora, in person or by phone.