Days less interrupted by hot flashes. Nights less disrupted by sweats. Intimacy that feels more comfortable. If menopause symptoms are taking over, explore HRT with a physician who considers your goals, health history, and individual benefits and risks. Dr. Dean is licensed in Louisiana, Michigan, New York, Ohio, and Missouri.
Looking for relief from hot flashes, night sweats, or vaginal discomfort? Explore HRT with a physician who considers your goals and individual benefits and risks.
$99 new-patient fee · Credited toward month one if you enroll
You want to get through a meeting without a sudden wave of heat, sleep without changing the sheets, and feel comfortable being close to your partner. Those everyday goals are a meaningful place to start.
HRT may relieve certain perimenopause and menopause symptoms, but it is not right for everyone. We take your concerns seriously and assess other possible causes, treatment options, and your individual risks.
You deserve space to talk about intimacy without embarrassment or pressure. Whether your goal is less discomfort or understanding a change in desire, the conversation starts with what matters to you.
Sexual concerns can have several causes, including menopause, medications, other health conditions, and relationship or emotional factors. Your physician helps assess the concern and discuss suitable options.
If vaginal dryness or discomfort is getting in the way, discuss hormonal and nonhormonal options suited to your health history.
Low desire deserves an individual assessment. A hormone level alone cannot explain every concern or decide which treatment is appropriate.
Choose goals that feel right for you. Your physician discusses potential benefits, risks, and alternatives before you make a treatment decision.
We start with your symptoms, menstrual history, medications, and goals. Labs are used when clinically appropriate to investigate concerns and guide care.
Your physician weighs possible benefits and risks in light of your symptoms, age, health history, and preferences. HRT is one option; other approaches may be more appropriate.
If treatment is appropriate, your physician explains the medication, formulation, intended benefits, possible side effects, and alternatives before you decide.
Scheduled follow-ups and labs where appropriate assess symptom relief and side effects. Treatment may be adjusted, paused, or stopped as your needs change.
Your physician selects treatment based on your symptoms, health history, preferences, and risks. The hormone, formulation, and route matter. FDA-approved options should be considered when appropriate; compounded medications are not FDA-approved.

Depending on the formulation and route, estrogen can help relieve hot flashes, night sweats, or vaginal dryness. Your physician determines which approach, if any, fits your symptoms and health history.

Your physician determines whether progesterone is needed and selects an appropriate form and dose for your treatment. The intended benefit and protection depend on the prescribed regimen, not simply the hormone name.

May be considered off-label for selected postmenopausal patients with persistent low sexual desire that causes distress, after careful assessment. It is not a routine treatment for energy, weight, or general well-being; long-term safety remains uncertain.
Images are illustrative and do not determine which formulation you will receive. Your physician discusses the expected benefits, limitations, and risks of the specific treatment. Compounded hormones are not FDA-approved; bioidentical does not mean risk-free.
One monthly price makes ongoing care easier to plan for. Your prescribed program includes medication, supplies, shipping, routine labs where applicable, physician oversight, and scheduled follow-ups. Treatment depends on your evaluation and eligibility.
Routine labs included where applicable.
No in-person visits required.
Physician-supervised and discreetly shipped.
Scheduled follow-ups included.
Tell us which symptoms are interrupting your life and what you would like to change. Your physician helps you understand your options and whether HRT is appropriate.