Hormone Therapy & Optimization
Biote® Pellet Therapy for Women
Steady, low-maintenance hormone support for perimenopause & menopause—delivered in-clinic by trained professionals.
Consultation required to determine candidacy. Individual results vary. We do not sell or advertise prescription medications online.
Why women consider pellets during perimenopause/menopause
Consistent release between visits: tiny pellets placed under the skin dissolve over time for steady support—no daily remembering.
In-clinic precision: brief office procedure with local numbing; small bandage after placement.
Clear maintenance cadence: many women return about every 3–5 months, personalized to goals and response.
Lifestyle-aligned: a set-it-and-follow-up option that fits busy schedules.
Important: Pellet therapy isn’t for everyone. We confirm candidacy in person and review benefits, risks, and alternatives. No outcomes are guaranteed.
Who may be a candidate
Women experiencing changes commonly seen in perimenopause or menopause—such as disrupted sleep, low daytime energy, mood fluctuations, brain fog, reduced workout recovery, or shifts in body composition—who want steady-release, low-maintenance support may be considered after consultation and selective labs when appropriate.
How the Biote® Method works
Consult & Evaluation – We review your history, goals, and when appropriate, targeted labs.
Personalized Dosing – Pellets (about grain-of-rice sized) are placed via a small incision that’s then bandaged.
Steady Release – As the pellet dissolves, your body absorbs its contents; nothing is left behind.
Follow-Up & Maintenance – We check in, assess how you’re feeling, and plan the next placement—commonly every few months.
What to expect after placement
Downtime: Mild soreness or bruising near the site may occur and typically resolves; brief activity restrictions are reviewed at your visit.
Monitoring: Timing for follow-up labs and re-insertion varies by individual; we’ll personalize your cadence.
Our women-centered approach
Education first: understand options (pellets, creams, patches, or injections) so you can choose what fits your life.
Safety & oversight: trained clinicians, standardized process, informed consent.
Whole-person support: sleep, stress, nutrition, movement, and skincare to complement therapy.
FAQs
Are pellets “better” than creams or injections?
Different women prefer different routes. Many choose pellets for steady support and convenience; others prefer daily or weekly methods. We’ll discuss pros/cons.
How often will I need them?
Maintenance varies. Many women return about every 3–5 months, adjusted to goals and objective data.
Is the procedure long?
Placement is brief. The site is numbed, a small incision is made, the pellet is inserted, and a bandage is applied.
Do you guarantee results?
No. Responses differ. We monitor closely and adjust with safety in mind.
Ready to discuss your options?
Book a consultation to review candidacy, alternatives, pricing, and timelines with a licensed clinician.
Call or Schedule at Our Locations
Revitalize Aesthetics & Wellness — Columbus, GA
6901 Ray Wright Way, Suite I, Columbus, GA 31909
Phone: (762) 261-3880
Book Online: revitalizemedicalclinic.com
Revitalize Aesthetics & Wellness — Warner Robins, GA
840 SR 96, Suite 3300, Warner Robins, GA 31088
Phone: (478) 366-1244
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Medical information on this page is educational and not a substitute for personalized medical advice. Consultation required to determine candidacy. Individual results vary.
Hormone Imbalance Symptoms
Women
Fatigue
Night sweats
Hot flashes or flushes
Decreased sex drive
Weight gain
Trouble sleeping
Irritability
Anxiousness
Mood swings
Brain fog
Low mood
Decreased bone mass
Discomfort during intercourse
Men
Low sex drive
Fatigue
Loss of muscle mass
Increased body fat
Mood changes
Irritability
Elevated blood sugar
Fellings of stress or anxiety
High cholesterol