Hormone replacement therapy, or HRT, is a medical treatment designed to restore optimal hormone levels in the body when natural production begins to decline or becomes imbalanced. Hormones play a vital role in energy levels, mood, metabolism, sleep quality, libido, muscle mass, brain function, and overall well-being. When these levels are off, patients may experience symptoms such as fatigue, weight gain, brain fog, low libido, mood changes, poor sleep, or decreased motivation.
Candidates for hormone replacement therapy include both women and men who are experiencing symptoms related to hormonal imbalance or age-related decline. This often includes individuals going through perimenopause or menopause, men with low testosterone, or anyone with lab-confirmed deficiencies accompanied by clinical symptoms. Ideal candidates are those seeking medically guided, long-term solutions rather than temporary fixes, and who are willing to complete appropriate lab testing and follow-up care.
Kenzie, our practice-overseeing Nurse Practitioner, leads the health and wellness side of Empire Aesthetics Med Spa. She is responsible for ensuring that all medical services are delivered safely, ethically, and in alignment with the highest clinical standards.
Kenzie supervises and guides our medical offerings, including hormone replacement therapy, medical weight loss, NAD therapy, and other wellness and injectable services. She performs all pellet-insertions in-clinic. She reviews treatment plans, lab work, and protocols, and provides ongoing medical oversight to ensure every patient receives individualized, evidence-based care. Her leadership ensures that Empire’s wellness services are not only results-driven, but also rooted in safety, education, and excellence.
At Empire Aesthetics Med Spa, hormone replacement therapy is medically supervised and fully customized. We offer multiple delivery methods to meet individual needs and lifestyles, including injectable hormones, topical creams, oral therapies, and pellet therapy when appropriate. Treatment plans are based on comprehensive lab work, symptoms, and medical history to ensure safety, balance, and optimal results.