BetterWellRestore hormonal balance through perimenopause and beyond.
Physician-supervised bioidentical hormone replacement designed around your symptoms, history, and goals — addressing energy, mood, sleep, libido, and long-term metabolic and bone health.
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How it works
Bioidentical hormone therapy restores estrogen, progesterone, and/or testosterone toward optimal physiological ranges. These compounds bind the same receptors as the hormones your body already produces, which is why symptoms driven by perimenopausal and menopausal decline — hot flashes, mood shifts, sleep disruption — often respond directly to individualized dosing.
- Thorough symptom & history evaluation, with testing when appropriate
- Bioidentical estrogen, progesterone & testosterone protocols
- Ongoing, symptom-guided dose adjustments
- Ongoing physician oversight
What we test and track
Is this protocol right for you?
- Hot flashes or night sweats
- Irregular or absent periods
- Low libido or vaginal dryness
- Persistent fatigue or brain fog
- Mood changes, anxiety, or irritability
- Sleep disturbances
- Active or prior hormone-sensitive breast or uterine cancer
- Undiagnosed abnormal vaginal bleeding
- History of blood clots or stroke
- Active liver disease
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding
Your treatment timeline
Your evaluation is complete and your plan begins. Many patients notice early improvements in sleep and mood.
Hot flashes and energy levels typically stabilize; follow-up visits confirm your dose is well calibrated.
Ongoing monitoring supports bone density, cardiovascular, and metabolic health alongside continued symptom control.
Common questions
For appropriately screened candidates, HRT is a well-studied option — your clinician confirms candidacy with a thorough evaluation first, including any appropriate testing, then monitors your protocol on an ongoing basis.
Most patients notice initial changes within a few weeks, with fuller effect by two to three months as dosing is fine-tuned.
For most women, yes. HRT replaces hormones your body no longer makes at the same levels, and that decline doesn't reverse, so this is ongoing care rather than a short course. Your clinician reviews your dose regularly and adjusts it as your needs change.
Creams, patches, and injections — your clinician recommends the option that fits your protocol and preferences.
Hormone therapy requires an initial consultation and a thorough evaluation, including all appropriate pretreatment testing, to confirm candidacy. Individual results vary.
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