Bioidentical Hormone Pellets

Bioidentical hormone pellets are small, rice-sized implants that contain bioidentical hormones. These hormones have an identical chemical structure to the hormones naturally produced by the human body. They are typically made from plant sources such as yams or soy and are custom-made for each individual based on their specific hormone levels.

The pellets are inserted under the skin, usually in the buttocks or hip region, and release a steady stream of hormones into the body over time. This method of delivery allows for a consistent level of hormone supplementation, unlike other forms, such as pills or creams, which can result in hormonal fluctuations.

Bioidentical hormone pellets have gained popularity as a form of hormone replacement therapy due to their convenience and effectiveness. The dosage is tailored to fit each patient’s individual needs. They are often used to treat symptoms of suboptimal hormone levels, which slowly starts for most people in their 30s and progressively worsens as they age. Learn more.