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Additional testing may be ordered during the third month to help evaluate your response to treatment and determine whether adjustments are appropriate.

The program lasts three months. During this time, you will have monthly physician check-ins, with additional laboratory testing during the third month when appropriate.

No. Hormone therapy is not automatically recommended based solely on a laboratory result. Your clinician considers your symptoms, medical history, lifestyle, goals, life stage, risks, and laboratory findings to determine whether hormone therapy may be appropriate.

Depending on your symptoms, your clinician may review sex hormones such as estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone, as well as stress hormones such as cortisol and DHEA, thyroid function, and vitamin D.

Symptoms can vary depending on the individual and may include fatigue, night sweats, menstrual changes, insomnia, low libido, anxiety, irritability, and mood changes. These symptoms can also have other causes, which is why a comprehensive evaluation is important.

J2V Éclat is a focused three-month hormone optimization program designed for individuals experiencing symptoms that may be associated with hormonal changes. The program combines symptom assessment, laboratory review, personalized treatment, and ongoing monitoring.

Yes. Your results are reviewed with you as part of your personalized wellness planning. You will also receive a customized health binder containing your test results and personalized wellness plan.

Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy may be included when appropriate. Your physician will evaluate your individual health, symptoms, laboratory findings, and goals before recommending hormone therapy.

When appropriate, testing may evaluate certain markers associated with future health risks, including cardiovascular, inflammatory, genetic, bone health, and other risk factors. Your provider will determine which assessments are relevant to you.

Testing is based on your individual needs and may include body composition, nutritional status, sex and stress hormones, metabolic markers, thyroid hormones, kidney and liver function, vitamin D, food sensitivities, heavy metal exposure, and other specialized assessments when appropriate.