Revitalize You MD - Botox Injections and Testosterone Replacement Therapy Center

Yes, TRT can help you build muscles. The treatment will increase your testosterone levels and allow your body to produce more protein which helps build muscle tissue.

While TRT and steroids may seem like the same thing, they have different levels of testosterone in them. Steroids are usually used to increase muscle mass while TRT helps increase testosterone levels in men.

You can expect to feel the effects of TRT around 6 to 12 months after your treatment. There are times when your symptoms will improve over the years as well.

After receiving TRT, you can expect to feel more energetic and in a better mood. You may also notice that your sex drive increases.

A good candidate for Botox is someone who is in their mid-20s to early 30s. They should be in good health and have no medical conditions that would prevent them from receiving the treatment.

Botox works by blocking chemical signals that cause muscles to contract too much, which in turn causes your skin to look smoother and more youthful.

No, Botox won't freeze your muscles permanently. While you can expect some temporary muscle weakness after the injection, it will not permanently affect your ability to express emotions.

On average, you'll need around 20 to 30 Botox units per treatment. The number of units needed depends on the muscle activity in the area that needs to be treated.

Yes, Botox is an effective treatment. The treatment works to relax the muscles that cause wrinkles and other signs of aging. It can be used on a variety of areas including forehead lines, crow’s feet, and around the mouth.

Yes, we do. You can drive to our med spa’s exact address at 1105 Upper Hembree Rd, Ste B, Roswell.

You can prepare for a TRT treatment by consulting with your doctor to determine the best dosage and frequency of treatment. Consultations also allow you to ask any questions that may arise during the course of receiving TRT.

Some signs of low testosterone levels include fatigue, low sex drive, loss of muscle mass, hair loss, depression and anxiety, sleep disorders, memory problems, and weight gain.

The effects of TRT will only be permanent if you keep on using it for the rest of your life. Your testosterone levels will drop if you stop taking TRT.

TRT is usually used to treat low levels of testosterone in men with hypogonadism, a condition where the body does not produce enough testosterone.

You should avoid receiving TRT if you have a history of cardiovascular disease or are taking certain medications that may interact with the medication used to treat your low T levels.

Botox treatments contain a small amount of botulinum toxin. This ingredient helps your muscles relax, preventing the formation of dynamic wrinkles.

To ensure the safety of your Botox treatments, remember to only receive the treatment from a professional who is trained in administering Botox injections and has experience using this product.

Currently, there is no available way to reverse the effects of Botox. You'll have to wait around 3 to 4 months until the toxin eventually dissolves into your bloodstream.

Good candidates for Botox include individuals who want to reduce the appearance of wrinkles without surgery. They should be at least 18 years old, not pregnant, and in good general health.

No, the effects of Botox aren't immediate. It takes around two weeks for the full effect to be seen since it takes time for the toxin to work its way through your system.

It takes as little as a few weeks for the effects of hormone replacement therapy (TRT) to become noticeable. However, this depends on the amount of TRT you are taking and your overall condition.

Yes, TRT can help build muscle mass and strength in the body. The treatment is generally prescribed to men who have low testosterone levels due to medical conditions or aging.

You can start receiving TRT once your testosterone levels are reduced to a level below the normal range for men. This usually starts at the age of 40 years old and continues as you age.

Most insurance plans will cover the cost of testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) as long as you meet certain criteria.

Yes, TRT requires a prescription from a doctor. You can only receive this treatment if you have been diagnosed with low testosterone levels and are experiencing symptoms of this condition.

There is no downtime required for Botox injections. You can return to work the same day and resume normal activities immediately after your appointment.

No, Botox treatments aren't painful. Most clients only feel a slight stinging sensation when the treatment is being injected. This is normal and should not cause any pain.

No, you can't be addicted to Botox since there are no addictive ingredients in the treatment. However, it's possible to be addicted to the effects of Botox.

It's recommended to repeat Botox treatments every 3-4 months. The effects of Botox fade and touch-up treatments will help you maintain your desired appearance.

Botox is a brand name for botulinum toxin, a naturally occurring neurotoxin that prevents muscle contractions by interfering with the release of neurotransmitters. It's commonly used as a treatment for cosmetic purposes.

TRT treats low levels of testosterone in the body. The treatment will help you feel more energetic, increase your muscle mass and strength, improve your moods, enhance your sex drive and provide better sleep patterns.

Yes, you may feel more energized after receiving TRT. The treatment is designed to improve your energy levels by increasing testosterone, helping you overcome the symptoms of low energy and fatigue.

No, there is no surgery involved with TRT. The treatment is usually administered through pills, patches, or injections.

TRT helps treat different symptoms associated with low testosterone levels. The treatment will supply the body with a natural amount of testosterone to improve your health and overall quality of life.

Some of the common side effects of Botox include bruising, redness, and swelling at the injection site. In certain cases, you may also experience headaches, nausea, and vomiting.

Yes, Botox treatments are safe. However, you should always get your doctor's advice before receiving any cosmetic treatment to ensure that it is right and safe for you.

The effects of Botox last for about 3-4 months after your treatment. This means that you have to receive touch-up treatments to maintain your desired results.

Some benefits of receiving Botox include: it reduces muscle tension and spasms, smoothes out lines and wrinkles on your face, and doesn't require surgery or significant downtime.

A Botox treatment is the use of botulinum toxin to relax facial muscles for cosmetic purposes, such as to reduce wrinkles or smooth out lines on the face.

There's no age limit for TRT and it can help men of all ages who are suffering from low testosterone levels.

It usually takes around 3-6 months to see results from testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). This depends on the severity of your symptoms and how well you respond to treatment.

Good candidates for TRT include those who have low testosterone levels, have symptoms of hypogonadism, or have been diagnosed with a condition that is known to be associated with low testosterone levels.

Yes, TRT treatments are safe for helping men with low testosterone levels and other conditions that cause a decrease in the amount of testosterone. Your doctor can also help you decide whether you're a good candidate for treatment.

The results of TRT last depending on the dose and frequency of administration, as well as the individual's response to treatment.

Yes, Botox treatments are effective for preventing wrinkles and fine lines on the face. Remember to consult with a medical professional to guarantee that you're a good candidate for the treatment.

Those who are under the age of 18, pregnant, nursing, have active infections on the injection site, and have a history of neuromuscular conditions should avoid receiving Botox treatments.

During a Botox treatment, your doctor will inject the toxin into your forehead muscles to relax them and reduce wrinkles. The effects of this procedure can last up to four months.

No, Botox doesn't require downtime. It's a quick procedure and most clients can go back to work and other normal activities within the same day.

Yes, just like other cosmetic treatments, Botox also has side effects. Some of these side effects include swelling around the treatment area, headaches, nausea, and temporary loss of sensation.

In some cases, TRT can help with weight loss. It will provide you with more energy and stamina to exercise so you can lose weight.

TRT is a treatment that can help men with low testosterone levels. The goal of TRT is to replace the lost hormone in order to restore normal function.

TRT is the most effective treatment for men with low testosterone levels. It helps balance out testosterone levels in the body for better function.

There is no consensus as to the appropriate duration of testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). Some patients may need to be on the treatment for years, while others may only need to take it for a few weeks.

No, Botox treatments don't provide immediate results. The full effects of Botox are visible around 2 weeks after your treatment since it takes that long for the toxin to be absorbed by the muscles to start working.

No, Botox injections aren't painful. While you may experience a slight stinging sensation while the treatment is being injected, this shouldn't cause you any pain.

The most common treatment areas for Botox include forehead lines, crow’s feet around the eyes, neck lines, and frown lines between eyebrows.

No, the results of Botox don't last forever. After 3-4 months, its effects will start to fade since the treatment will dissolve into your bloodstream and your receptors will stop being paralyzed.

It's recommended to receive Botox treatments when you're in your mid-20s to early 30s. Starting Botox at this age can help prevent wrinkles from forming on your face.

No, testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) doesn’t require surgery. The treatment is administered through pills, injections, or patches. You can choose the method that best suits your needs and preferences.

Yes, most insurance companies cover the costs of testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) as long as it's medically necessary for a patient to receive treatment.

You should be at least 18 years of age to receive testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). However, most men who receive TRT are already in their 50s.

Some of the possible side effects of TRT include acne, disturbed sleep, weight gain, and increased blood pressure and heart rate. You should be aware of these side effects before starting treatment.

Yes, TRT is effective when taken properly and under the guidance of a professional who can monitor your response to treatment.

Botox treatments work by temporarily paralyzing the muscles that cause wrinkles and other signs of aging. The injected muscle relaxes, allowing the skin to smooth out for a more youthful appearance.

Pregnant women should avoid receiving Botox because the treatment can cause birth defects, miscarriage, or premature labor in a developing fetus.

No, the results of Botox aren't permanent. Its effects last for about 3-4 months, and you need to receive touch-up treatment to maintain your desired appearance.

You should avoid consuming alcoholic drinks, participating in strenuous activities, smoking cigarettes, and excessive sun exposure for at least a week after receiving Botox treatment.

During a Botox treatment, your provider will inject the toxin into the muscles using a fine needle to relax the muscle and reduce excessive movement in the treatment area.

No, TRT and anabolic steroid use are not the same thing. They have different levels of testosterone and they work differently on your body.

Some of the benefits of TRT include increased muscle mass and strength, improved mood, improved libido, higher energy levels, and better sleep quality.

No, there is no recovery time needed for TRT. However, it can take around 3-6 months for you to see and experience the full benefits of the treatment.

Some of the possible risks of receiving a Botox treatment include bruising, swelling, or redness at the injection site. Headaches, dizziness, nausea, and other flu-like symptoms may also occur.

No, Botox won't make your face look frozen. An experienced professional will know how to inject the right amount of Botox into your face so that the results look natural.

To prepare for a Botox treatment, it's recommended to avoid drinking alcohol, smoking cigarettes, and taking medication that can thin out your blood.

It’s not recommended to work out after receiving Botox. This can increase blood flow to the area and cause swelling and bruising. It's better to wait at least 24 hours before working out again.

It's recommended to wait around 3-4 months before receiving your next Botox treatment. This will help you maintain the results of previous injections.

Yes, Testosterone Replacement Therapy is safe. Many men seek Testosterone Replacement Therapy to improve their overall health and quality of life, with minimal side effects.

There is no set time frame for testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). Some men may benefit from short-term treatment, such as a few weeks or months, while others may need to receive TRT indefinitely.

Men are recommended to start TRT when they are in their 40s or 50s. This is usually the time when men begin experiencing the effects of low levels of testosterone.

TRT can be administered by injection or transdermal patch, depending on the individual's needs and preferences.

Yes, TRT can help improve your energy levels. The treatment can boost your testosterone levels so that your energy levels can go back to normal.

No, there is no downtime required for Botox treatments. However, clients are expected to follow any post-treatment instructions from their provider to achieve excellent results.

Botox treatments usually take around 20-30 minutes to complete, depending on the area being treated. Those who require more injections may take longer during their treatment.

No, Botox doesn't require surgery. It's a simple injection that can be done in the doctor's office with no pain or downtime.

Botox usually takes around two weeks to fully settle into the skin, but some people may already see little improvement after a few days of treatment.

Some of the side effects of TRT include an increased risk of blood clots, stroke, and heart attack. Other people may experience acne problems or a drop in their sperm cell count.

The ideal candidate for TRT will have low testosterone levels (low total T levels, e.g., less than 300 ng/dL). You should consult your doctor to know whether you are a good candidate for TRT.

Some of the advantages of receiving TRT include improved mood and energy levels, enhanced libido, increased muscle mass and strength, and a reduction in fatigue.

Testosterone replacement therapy is a medical treatment that involves taking synthetic or naturally occurring testosterone to treat symptoms of low testosterone.

No, Botox treatments don't require a prescription if you're using it for aesthetic or cosmetic purposes. However, using Botox for medical reasons requires a prescription from your doctor.

After receiving a Botox treatment, it’s best to wait for at least 24 hours before performing any strenuous exercise. Working out too soon could lead to complications such as bruising and swelling.

It's highly discouraged to use Botox during pregnancy. This treatment can cause problems such as birth defects, premature delivery, and even death of the baby.

Botox prevents wrinkles by temporarily paralyzing muscles that cause wrinkles on the face. The treatment works best on areas of the face where facial expressions are most pronounced.

No, Botox injections aren't toxic. Although the treatment contains a small amount of botulinum toxin, there is only a small amount of this toxin in each injection making it safe

Patients can experience mood improvements and reduced depression about 6 weeks after starting TRT, while it will take about 3 months to experience increased energy and stamina.

With health insurance and if treating a health condition, you probably won't have to pay the full cost of your TRT. The cost will depend on your location and some other factors, but you can expect to pay anywhere from $20 to $1000 per month.

There are some over-the-counter supplements that claim they have testosterone, but you can only get testosterone replacement therapy with a prescription.

The benefits of Botox last longer the more treatments you get. First time, Botox treatments last anywhere from two to three months, compared to the average of four to six months for more experienced patients.

No, excessive running is not advised during Botox. Wait at least three days before engaging in strenuous physical activity to prevent any complications from your Botox injections.

Botox is a great way to improve the appearance of droopy eyebrows. A small amount of Botox is injected above the eyebrow to provide the illusion of the eyebrows being "lifted".

Yes, Botox has been found to effectively treat hyperhidrosis or the condition of excessive sweating.

Botox is most commonly injected in the glabella, or between the eyebrows. It can also be injected around the eyes, around the cheeks, around the lips and mouth, and under the chin.

While "Botox creams" can slightly imitate the effect of Botox, they can not create the same results as real Botox injections.

The cosmetic procedure Botox is also administered to patients experiencing migraines. Several shots of Botox are administered around the head. Patients will need 30 to 40 shots to experience noticeable relief.

Taking testosterone may decrease sperm production in men but it will return to normal when you stop the treatment.

If you decide to stop taking testosterone, you should consult with your doctor and they will gradually lessen the dosage of the hormones that you are taking. Stopping cold turkey may have some uncomfortable withdrawal effects.

Generally, testosterone injections are given every 2 to 4 weeks. Your doctor will adjust your dosage and frequency of shots depending on your testosterone levels and reactions to the treatment.

Yes, most insurance companies can cover the cost for all forms of testosterone replacement treatment. Some companies may ask you to present some prescriptions or lab results showing the need for TRT.

This can vary from person to person. Generally, the treatment will not cause hair loss but if you have a family history of alopecia, you may experience hair loss in the first year of TRT.

In a way, yes, Botox can be used for facial slimming and jawline reduction. The injections can relax the masseter muscles which can result in a slimmer and contoured face that can last for 3 to 4 months.

Getting Botox in your mid-20s to early 30s can delay the signs of aging and prevents deep wrinkles and fine lines. It’s best to consult with our doctor to know if you should get Botox.

Most insurance companies can cover the cost of Botox for medical uses such as chronic migraine treatment, while cosmetic procedures are usually an out-of-pocket expense. We can discuss other payment plans to make Botox more cost-effective for you.

The effects of Botox usually show within four to seven days. There are no specific ways to speed up its results although there are studies that suggest doing facial exercises can help you see its wrinkle-reducing effects faster.

Some patients may develop true Botox resistance which happens when the body creates an immune response to the injections. For these cases, we can suggest alternative treatments.

The effects of TRT can last around 6–12 months, but you can still continue to see improvement over the years.

Some of the benefits of receiving TRT include increased energy, improved moods, better sexual function, reduced risk of heart disease, less body fat, and stronger bones in men.

Some men who take it may experience a slight increase in blood pressure and risk of blood clots, but this is not considered to be dangerous. The benefits of taking testosterone far outweigh these potential side effects.

During TRT, small amounts of testosterone are delivered to your body. Testosterone can be delivered either by medication, injection, or implants.

No. Many men who have low levels of natural testosterone and can benefit from testosterone replacement therapy, no matter their age.

Since there is no surgery involved during the procedure, there is little to no recovery time after a Botox treatment. This means that you can resume work and other activities right after your appointment.

It's best to receive Botox treatments every 3-4 months. They can be repeated as needed, but you may need a break in between if your muscles are very tense.

During a Botox treatment, the doctor will inject the solution into your skin, muscle, or under the surface of the skin to relax and smooth out wrinkles in certain areas of your face.

Some common side effects of Botox include bruising, swelling, and pain on the injection site. You may also experience headaches, nausea, and other flu-like symptoms.

It's okay to fly after receiving a Botox treatment. However, patients are recommended to wait around 24-48 hours after their treatment before flying.

Low testosterone is mostly caused by the natural cycle of aging. However, this is not the only reason low testosterone occurs. Some common causes are chemotherapy, alcohol abuse, obesity, and HIV.

Some significant signs of men who are experiencing low levels of testosterone include: low energy, depression, weight gain, low sex drive, mood swings, and thinning hair.

The proper method of testosterone delivery for you is a matter for your provider to determine. Each method comes with their advantages and some people might prefer one over the other.

The number of Botox units you need depends on where you're receiving the treatment. For example, forehead lines need around 10-30 units, while crow's feet need around 5-15 units per side.

For healthy men, testosterone levels between 350 ng/dL and 1000 ng/dL are referred to as normal.

Yes, Botox is a common way to treat fine lines and wrinkles around the mouth.

Testosterone plays a role in sustaining energy levels. If you have low testosterone levels, boosting your testosterone can help bring your energy levels back to normal and make you feel more energetic.

Botox treatments are quick and not considered painful. Most patients say they experience minimal discomfort during the injection process, but that it does not continue after the completion of the procedure.

Many men turn to testosterone replacement therapy to counter the natural decline in testosterone production. Low count in testosterone are usually experienced by men approaching their 40s and 50s.

Alcohol and caffeine may increase the risk of bleeding or bruising. We recommend staying away from these drinks at least 24 hours before and after your treatment.

You need to have both low levels of testosterone—less than 300 nanograms per deciliter (ng/dL)—and several symptoms to be a candidate for Testosterone Replacement Therapy.

Testosterone Replacement Therapy is usually given to older men in their early 50s as this is when you start to notice the effects of decreasing testosterone levels. It's a good age to start treatment as the decline is only just beginning.

Generally, natural testosterone come back 4 to 5 months after Testosterone Replacement Therapy.

Injection treatment is currently the best method of delivery for testosterone in the human body. It has 100% effectiveness when done correctly.

Yes, Botox can treat excessive sweating. Botox is applied via injections to the problem area to reduce the productivity of the body’s sweat glands and thus the amount of sweat expelled.

Some patients report that they feel relief from many symptoms within 1 to 3 days after treatment. For most, the benefits of hormone therapy begin to work between 1 to 2 weeks after treatment.

Botox injections are commonly injected into three main sites – forehead lines, crow's feet lines around the eyes and the vertical '11' frown lines between the eyebrows.

The thigh is the most common injection site, but one may also inject the vitamin B12 shot at the shoulder and the upper buttocks.

An IV fluid drip is a saline-based electrolyte solution that contains your selected vitamins and nutrients. An IV drip delivers these essential nutrients and fluids directly into your bloodstream, bypassing your digestive tract.

On average, an IV drip takes around 30 to 45 minutes for a complete therapy session.

The doctor will implant the pellets in the dermas of the hip. A small incision is made in the hip where the pellets will be inserted. No stitch is required.

A typical dosage is usually weekly or bi-weekly, but your IV therapy should always be tailored to your needs. Depending on your state of wellness, nutritional demands, and hydration status, you may see dramatic effects immediately.

Although not common, bruises or hematomas can occur when blood collects under the skin from IV puncture. Typically, these effects usually resolve without complication within a few hours or days.

No, as most treatments, Botox may not work for some people. Some patients are immune, in which case the treatment will not be effective. In those cases, we have alternative methods of treatment.

Pellet therapy is a delivery method for BHRT. The pellets, which contain customized levels testosterone, are slowly metabolized over the course of three to four months, releasing the bioidentical hormone in much the same manner as the body’s natural hormones are secreted.

Hormone therapy can cause a decrease in muscle tissue and an increase in body fat. Some patients also experience muscle aches or joint pain while they're on hormone therapy.

IV injections are great for delivering boosters, nutrients, and other supplements straight to the bloodstream. IV injections help patients achieve these benefits much sooner compared to drinking supplements orally.

HRT can also preserve bone density and may offer benefits for colorectal cancer, depression and cognitive decline.

No, IV injections should be no different than your regular injections. Depending on your pain tolerance, an IV injection can slightly give a quick stinging sensation after injecting.

The number one reason to consider a Botox treatment is to enhance your facial attributes. May it be your fine lines, crows feet or wrinkles, a Botox injection will visibly smoothen your facial appearance.

Some patients may experience slight discomfort while receiving an IV injection, especially when the needle is inserted. The pain is similar to a bite or a sting.

It usually takes around 10 units of Botox to treat a lip flip, and the results can last around 3-4 months.

Yes, HRT can help regulate periods since it can restore estrogen levels, which are responsible for releasing eggs from the ovaries.

One of the main benefits of HRT is to help relieve menopausal symptoms such as mood swings. Most women report that they feel happier and calmer after the treatment.

No, HRT doesn't cause weight gain. Some people may gain weight during menopause, but this is normal even if you don't receive HRT.

Testosterone has been found to improve spatial cognition, and lower levels of testosterone are linked to depressive disorders.

Testosterone hormone therapy can change your body in a number of ways, influencing your muscle mass, weight, and even vocal chords.

Patients who are pregnant and have pre-existing conditions such as heart disease, breast and uterine cancer, as well as vaginal problems should consult their doctor before undergoing HRT.

Women who take on estrogen therapy typically have an increased risk of stroke, blood clots, and heart attack. It's essential that your HRT is done under the guidance of a skilled medical professional to ensure you aren't overloading your body with hormones.

IV injections are performed when patients need medication or quick absorption. IV injections are a great way to administer medicines and boosters.

Botox works for most people but not everyone, as some people may be naturally resistant to the muscle-paralyzing effects of the Botox substance.

Botox usually lasts around 3-4 months in the body before it dissolves into your system, although some patients reportedly experience effects for up to 12 months.

Anyone over the age of 18 can safely get Botox. Getting Botox early is known as preventive Botox, and can stop wrinkles from forming in the first place.

Patients with acne scars are the most ideal patients for microneedling. However, anyone is a suitable candidate for this treatment.

It takes four to six weeks to see microneedling results. Your body needs to heal the superficial wounds from the treatment before amazing skin can emerge.

Men who experience symptoms related to reduced testosterone should consider getting hormone replacement therapy, as their symptoms are caused by a loss of testosterone due to aging.

Some symptoms of andropause include reduced energy levels, increased fatigue, reduced strength and muscle mass, low sex drive, and depression.