WOmen’s health & Hormones
Hormone therapy for perimenopause and menopause, built from a full panel and an honest conversation about the evidence.

Hormone therapy for perimenopause and menopause, built from a full panel and an honest conversation about the evidence.

The transition is normal. Spending years exhausted, foggy, and uncomfortable is not the part you have to accept.
Full hormonal baseline: estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, thyroid, and metabolic markers, alongside a thorough symptom review. Medical history, family history, cardiovascular risk profile. The evaluation exists to make the protocol accurate—not to delay it.
May include estrogen in the form that suits your symptoms and preference—patch, pill, gel, cream, or spray; systemic or localized depending on what's being addressed. Progesterone where indicated. And in select cases, off-label testosterone for persistent low desire, fatigue, or mood changes that haven't responded to other interventions. Where a recommendation is off-label, that's stated directly, with a clear conversation about the evidence and what informed consent means in practice.
Regular labs and check-ins. Hormone levels, symptoms, breast health, cardiovascular markers, overall response. The protocol isn't set and renewed indefinitely—it's reviewed as your needs evolve.
Symptom relief is the near-term goal. But hormone therapy also carries longer-term structural implications for bone density, cardiovascular health, and cognitive function—considerations that shape what a well-designed protocol looks like beyond the first few months.
Complete medical history, physical examination, and comprehensive hormone testing including total/free testosterone, estradiol, DHT, thyroid function, growth hormone, and complete metabolic panel to establish your baseline and identify optimization opportunities.
Development of your individualized hormone optimization protocol incorporating testosterone replacement therapy options (injections, creams, pellets), peptide therapy selections, growth hormone protocols, and estrogen management strategies based on your specific needs and goals.
Begin your supervised hormone optimization with prescribed treatments, professional injection services available, and ongoing support. Evening clinic hours available for working professionals, EMS, police, and firefighters with flexible scheduling options.
Regular follow-up appointments with Dr. Wasserman, quarterly lab monitoring, treatment adjustments based on results and symptoms, and 24/7 text access for questions about dosing, side effects, and optimization strategies.

Dr. Wasserman holds dual board certification in Emergency Medicine and Obesity Medicine — one of a limited number of physicians in the country to hold both. His approach to weight and metabolic health is rooted in understanding the mechanisms driving your specific challenges and addressing them at the source.
Estrogen therapy supports temperature regulation, sleep, mood, vaginal and urinary comfort, bone strength, skin health, and overall well-being. It is frequently used during perimenopause and menopause to help reduce hot flashes, night sweats, sleep disruptions, mood changes, vaginal dryness, discomfort with intimacy, and shifts in body composition.
Estrogen therapy can be prescribed in several forms depending on your specific symptoms and goals:
Systemic Therapy (Pill, patch, gel, cream, or spray): Works throughout the entire body to address whole-body symptoms like hot flashes and mood changes.
Localized Vaginal Therapy: Targeted treatment used primarily for vaginal or urinary concerns, allowing for minimal overall absorption into the body.
Progesterone works in tandem with estrogen to support hormonal balance. For women who have an intact uterus, progesterone is prescribed alongside estrogen to protect the uterine lining. Depending on your health profile, it may also support sleep quality and mood stability.
While produced in smaller amounts in women, testosterone plays a role in overall vitality. When symptoms such as low sexual desire, decreased arousal, low motivation, or fatigue persist after evaluating other causes, off-label testosterone therapy may be considered under strict medical supervision. Because it is not FDA-approved for women in the U.S., it requires informed consent, careful dosage management to remain within normal physiologic female ranges, and ongoing safety monitoring.
Before beginning treatment, your care team conducts a comprehensive evaluation. This includes reviewing your current symptoms, medical and family history, medications, lifestyle factors, and lab work to identify hormone patterns, rule out underlying conditions, and ensure HRT is safe and appropriate for you.
Hormone therapy begins with a tailored dose and delivery method that is adjusted gradually based on your response. Regular follow-ups involve monitoring your symptoms, lab levels, blood pressure, metabolic markers, mood, and overall safety to ensure that the benefits of your treatment continue to outweigh any risks over time.
Complete medical history, physical examination, and comprehensive hormone testing including total/free testosterone, estradiol, DHT, thyroid function, growth hormone, and complete metabolic panel to establish your baseline and identify optimization opportunities.
Development of your individualized hormone optimization protocol incorporating testosterone replacement therapy options (injections, creams, pellets), peptide therapy selections, growth hormone protocols, and estrogen management strategies based on your specific needs and goals.
Begin your supervised hormone optimization with prescribed treatments, professional injection services available, and ongoing support. Evening clinic hours available for working professionals, EMS, police, and firefighters with flexible scheduling options.
Regular follow-up appointments with Dr. Wasserman, quarterly lab monitoring, treatment adjustments based on results and symptoms, and 24/7 text access for questions about dosing, side effects, and optimization strategies.

A consultation to review your hormone profile, your symptoms and what the right approach looks like for your situation.