Clinically-proven treatment to optimise testosterone
Testosterone replacement therapy is a medically supervised treatment for adult men who have compatible symptoms and clinically confirmed testosterone deficiency. PrivaDr assesses medical history, symptoms and blood results before considering treatment, then provides an individual plan and ongoing monitoring when TRT is appropriate and safe.
TRT is a research-backed method of improving testosterone levels. With our expert medical team, you can get tested, diagnosed, and treated, so you can get back to feeling your best.
Consultations are arranged through PrivaDr at 8 Harley Street, London W1G 9PF. Appointment availability and the fee for assessment, blood testing, treatment and monitoring are confirmed before booking because the required pathway varies by patient.
Key facts
- Price: Assessment, blood testing, treatment and monitoring fees confirmed before booking; no fixed TRT package price published.
- Duration: Consultation length and monitoring schedule agreed individually; TRT is not a fixed-duration course.
- Who it is for: Adult men with symptoms and clinically confirmed testosterone deficiency, following assessment.
1 in 4
men over 30 affected by low testosterone
90%
of men in the UK go untreated
3–6 weeks
to notice initial improvements
TRT: Clinically Proven to Raise Testosterone Levels
Testosterone replacement therapy works by supplementing your body with testosterone to restore healthy levels, enhancing energy, mood, and strength while supporting overall wellbeing. All treatment is subject to GP consultation and clinical assessment.
How common is Low-T?
Low testosterone affects approximately 1 in 4 men over 30 and up to 40% of men over 45. It's more common than many realise.
What is TRT?
TRT supplements your body with testosterone to restore healthy levels, supporting energy, mood, strength, libido, and overall wellbeing.
Am I eligible?
Starting TRT begins with a blood test to check your hormone levels. If low testosterone is confirmed, our specialists create a personalised plan.
Know the Signs of Low Testosterone
If these symptoms are affecting your quality of life, a testosterone blood test may help identify the cause.
NHS information on testosterone deficiency, other symptom causes and assessment
Erectile dysfunction
Decreased libido
Fatigue & low energy
Poor sleep quality
Mood changes & irritability
Difficulty concentrating
Loss of muscle mass
Increased body fat
Three Simple Steps
Test Your Levels
A comprehensive blood test measures your total and free testosterone levels along with key health markers to build a complete picture.
Speak With a Doctor
If your results indicate low testosterone, consult one-on-one with our men's health specialist. We'll review your symptoms and blood results together.
Start Treatment
Receive a personalised treatment plan. Our options include gels, injections, and oral treatments, with ongoing monitoring and support.
What Results to Expect
From improved energy and mood in the early weeks to better body composition over the following months. Individual results may vary and are subject to clinical supervision.
Month 1–3
- ✓Higher libido
- ✓Stronger erections
- ✓Improved mood and energy
- ✓Improvement in inflammation markers
- ✓Early fat loss and muscle gain
Month 3–6
- ✓Higher strength and endurance
- ✓Improved cardiovascular health
- ✓Reduced risk of type 2 diabetes
- ✓Further fat loss
Month 6+
- ✓Higher bone density
- ✓Improved cognition
- ✓Faster recovery
- ✓Ongoing reduction in visceral fat
Our TRT Programme Includes
Comprehensive, medically supervised treatment with ongoing support.
TRT assessment in London and Harley Street
PrivaDr arranges assessment through 8 Harley Street, London W1G 9PF. Plan for more than a single conversation: symptoms, medical history and appropriately timed blood results need to be considered together. Confirm where samples will be taken and how any repeat testing fits around your London schedule.
Compare treatment routes and assessment without TRT
Daily gel avoids injections but needs regular application and precautions against transfer to others. Injections avoid daily application but have a different dosing routine. Neither route suits everyone; discuss practical trade-offs and monitoring with your clinician rather than choosing by convenience alone.
Deferring TRT while investigating another possible cause of symptoms avoids unnecessary testosterone exposure, but may require further assessment. Sleep, medicines and other health conditions can be relevant. TRT can affect fertility and requires discussion of risks and monitoring; it is not a general anti-ageing or performance treatment.
Your patient journey: enquiry to monitoring
Book an assessment
Describe your symptoms and provide previous records. Confirm assessment and testing fees rather than assuming all stages have a single package price.
Review symptoms and blood results
The clinician considers results alongside your history and may request repeat tests or further investigation before deciding whether TRT is appropriate.
Discuss treatment or alternatives
If suitable, agree the formulation, practical instructions and monitoring plan. Discuss fertility, potential adverse effects and the option not to start.
Attend follow-up
Review symptoms, blood results and adverse effects as advised. Changes or continuation require clinical assessment; do not adjust doses yourself.
Frequently Asked Questions
Check Your Levels
Experiencing decreased libido, fatigue, or increased body fat? You may have low testosterone. Speak with our specialists today.
Connected care at PrivaDr
Symptoms associated with low testosterone can have several causes. A VitalMan health check offers a wider preventive assessment, while a Private GP consultation can review current symptoms and medicines. Where relevant, patients may also explore medical weight management or PrivaLife continuing care.