Testosterone Therapy For Women

Low energy, low libido, and losing muscle - testosterone matters for women too.

Testosterone is not just a "male hormone." In women, it plays a critical role in sexual desire, energy, mood, cognitive sharpness, and muscle strength. During perimenopause and menopause, levels naturally decline - and that decline often explains symptoms that don't respond to estrogen therapy alone.

You are not broken. You are not "just getting older." Low testosterone is a recognized, treatable hormonal deficiency - and restoring it can meaningfully change how you feel.


Signs that low testosterone may be affecting you

  • Low or absent sexual desire
  • Difficulty with arousal or orgasm
  • Persistent fatigue
  • Brain fog or reduced focus
  • Loss of muscle tone
  • Joint pain
  • Low motivation or mood

Delivery options for testosterone therapy

Topical
Creams & gels

Applied daily to skin; easy to adjust dosing as needed.

Injectable
Injections

Administered on a regular schedule; consistent delivery.

Implant
Pellet therapy

Tiny pellets placed under the skin release a steady dose for several months.


What benefits can you expect?

  • Improved libido & sexual satisfaction
  • Increased energy & stamina
  • Better mood & mental clarity
  • Enhanced muscle strength & tone
  • Greater confidence & vitality

Frequently asked questions

Do women need testosterone?
Yes. Testosterone is a key hormone in women's health - not just men's. It supports sexual desire, energy, mood, cognitive function, and muscle mass. Levels decline naturally during perimenopause and menopause, and this decline is often responsible for symptoms that get incorrectly attributed to "just aging."
What are the signs of low testosterone in women?
Common signs include low or absent sexual desire, difficulty with arousal or orgasm, fatigue, brain fog, loss of muscle tone, joint pain, and mood changes or low motivation. These symptoms often overlap with estrogen deficiency, which is why comprehensive testing is essential before starting any treatment.
What delivery methods are available?
Options include topical creams or gels applied to the skin, injections, and pellet therapy (small pellets placed under the skin that release a steady dose over several months). Dr. Toubi selects the best method based on your lifestyle, symptoms, and response to treatment.
Is testosterone therapy safe for women?
When prescribed and monitored appropriately, testosterone therapy is safe for women. Dr. Toubi uses bioidentical testosterone at physiologic doses - levels that restore your natural range. Regular lab monitoring ensures levels stay in the optimal therapeutic range.

Ready to feel like yourself again?

If low energy, reduced libido, or changes in mood and body composition are affecting your quality of life, testosterone therapy may be part of the answer. Schedule a consultation with Dr. Toubi in Beverly Hills for a comprehensive evaluation and personalized plan.

Schedule a consultation
Bioidentical hormonesLab monitoring includedBeverly Hills specialist

 

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Low energy, low libido, and losing muscle — testosterone matters for women too.

Testosterone is not just a “male hormone.” In women, it plays a critical role in sexual desire, energy, mood, cognitive sharpness, and muscle strength. During perimenopause and menopause, levels naturally decline — and that decline often explains symptoms that don’t respond to estrogen therapy alone.

You are not broken. You are not “just getting older.” Low testosterone is a recognized, treatable hormonal deficiency — and restoring it can meaningfully change how you feel.


Signs that low testosterone may be affecting you

  • Low or absent sexual desire
  • Difficulty with arousal or orgasm
  • Persistent fatigue
  • Brain fog or reduced focus
  • Loss of muscle tone
  • Joint pain
  • Low motivation or mood

Delivery options for testosterone therapy

Topical
Creams & gels

Applied daily to skin; easy to adjust dosing as needed.

Injectable
Injections

Administered on a regular schedule; consistent delivery.

Implant
Pellet therapy

Tiny pellets placed under the skin release a steady dose for several months.


What benefits can you expect?

  • Improved libido & sexual satisfaction
  • Increased energy & stamina
  • Better mood & mental clarity
  • Enhanced muscle strength & tone
  • Greater confidence & vitality

Frequently asked questions

Do women need testosterone?+

Yes. Testosterone is a key hormone in women’s health — not just men’s. It supports sexual desire, energy, mood, cognitive function, and muscle mass. Levels decline naturally during perimenopause and menopause, and this decline is often responsible for symptoms that get incorrectly attributed to “just aging.”

What are the signs of low testosterone in women?+

Common signs include low or absent sexual desire, difficulty with arousal or orgasm, fatigue, brain fog, loss of muscle tone, joint pain, and mood changes or low motivation. These symptoms often overlap with estrogen deficiency, which is why comprehensive testing is essential before starting any treatment.

What delivery methods are available?+

Options include topical creams or gels applied to the skin, injections, and pellet therapy (small pellets placed under the skin that release a steady dose over several months). Dr. Toubi selects the best method based on your lifestyle, symptoms, and response to treatment.

Is testosterone therapy safe for women?+

When prescribed and monitored appropriately, testosterone therapy is safe for women. Dr. Toubi uses bioidentical testosterone at physiologic doses — levels that restore your natural range. Regular lab monitoring ensures levels stay in the optimal therapeutic range.

Ready to feel like yourself again?

If low energy, reduced libido, or changes in mood and body composition are affecting your quality of life, testosterone therapy may be part of the answer. Schedule a consultation with Dr. Toubi in Beverly Hills for a comprehensive evaluation and personalized plan.

Schedule a consultation
Bioidentical hormonesLab monitoring includedBeverly Hills specialist

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