Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)

Regis Medical offers a physician-supervised testosterone replacement therapy programme for men with clinically low testosterone, including comprehensive pre-treatment screening, ongoing blood monitoring, and dose adjustment. Both injectable and topical gel/cream delivery methods are available.

Regis Medical's Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) programme is a medically supervised treatment pathway designed for men experiencing andropause or clinically confirmed hypogonadism. The programme begins with a thorough pre-treatment evaluation including a Full Male Testosterone Panel (SGD 200) covering total and free testosterone, DHEAS, and IGF-1, alongside a comprehensive metabolic workup (lipid panel, glucose, liver and kidney function), cardiac assessment (12-lead ECG or treadmill echocardiogram where indicated), and optional prostate and testicular ultrasound (SGD 210 each via partner centres). Medical history review and physical examination form part of the mandatory pre-treatment protocol to ensure patient safety and appropriateness for therapy. TRT delivery options at Regis Medical include testosterone injections (testosterone undecanoate and enanthate) and topical gels or creams, with the method selected based on patient preference, lifestyle, and clinical suitability. Once commenced, ongoing monitoring includes repeat testosterone level testing, PSA (prostate-specific antigen) testing, full blood count, and blood pressure screening to detect and manage potential side effects. Regis Medical takes a conservative, evidence-based approach, rejecting unsupervised or self-administered hormone therapy. Patients receive personalised dosing protocols, regular follow-up consultations, and education on symptom management and lifestyle optimisation. The clinic's men's health doctors are experienced in andropause management and interpret results in the context of each patient's symptoms, health goals, and co-morbidities. The programme is suitable for men experiencing low libido, fatigue, mood changes, reduced muscle mass, or other symptoms associated with declining testosterone.