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MEN’S T SCREENING IN DUBAI

Testosterone Replacement Therapy

MEN’S T SCREENING IN DUBAI

Testosterone Replacement Therapy

MEN’S T SCREENING IN DUBAI

Testosterone Replacement Therapy

MEN’S T SCREENING IN DUBAI

Testosterone Replacement Therapy

The Metabolic edge

The Metabolic edge

We have curated the only insurance-covered TRT protocol in the region

We have curated the only insurance-covered TRT protocol in the region

TRT structured as a medical protocol, not a cash-only program

TRT structured as a medical protocol, not a cash-only program

Insurance covers the majority of care, including consultations and follow-ups

Insurance covers the majority of care, including consultations and follow-ups

Out-of-pocket costs limited to specific tests and medications only

Out-of-pocket costs limited to specific tests and medications only

Led by endocrinology specialists, not wellness models

Led by endocrinology specialists, not wellness models

Competitive pricing for uninsured patients

Competitive pricing for uninsured patients

We stock the most difficult-to-find, semi-controlled medications

We stock the most difficult-to-find, semi-controlled medications

Nebido (Testosterone Undecanoate)

Frequency: Every 10–12 weeks

Pros: Longest-acting option, fewer injections, highly convenient, stable levels with minimal fluctuations

Cons: Deep IM injection (in-clinic), higher volume, mild soreness possible, less flexible dose adjustments

Depo-Testosterone
(Testosterone Cypionate)

Frequency: Every 2–3 weeks (or weekly if needed)

Pros: Stable and predictable levels, flexible dosing, well-tolerated and widely used

Cons: Requires regular injections, possible mild fluctuations between doses

Testogel / Androgel

Frequency: Daily application

Pros: Non-invasive, steady daily absorption, easy to stop if needed

Cons: Requires strict daily use, risk of transfer to others, variable absorption

Sustanon (Mixed esters)

Frequency: Every 2–3 weeks (or weekly if needed)

Pros: Balanced release from mixed esters, widely used, well-established, more flexible dosing than long-acting options

Cons: Requires regular injections, possible fluctuations near the end of each cycle.

hCG(Adjunct therapy)

Frequency: Weekly (protocol-dependent)

Pros: Supports fertility and sperm production, helps maintain testicular function

Cons: Adds complexity to protocol, requires monitoring

Clomid (Clomiphene Citrate)

Frequency: Oral tablet, typically several times weekly

Pros: Stimulates your body's own testosterone production, preserves fertility, oral (no injections)

Cons: Not suitable for everyone, requires monitoring, results vary by individual

Compounded testosterone cream

Frequency: Once or twice daily

Pros: Customisable dosing, non-invasive, more flexible than standard gels

Cons: Daily compliance required, variable absorption, transfer risk

Nebido (Testosterone Undecanoate)

Frequency: Every 10–12 weeks

Pros: Longest-acting option, fewer injections, highly convenient, stable levels with minimal fluctuations

Cons: Deep IM injection (in-clinic), higher volume, mild soreness possible, less flexible dose adjustments

Depo-Testosterone
(Testosterone Cypionate)

Frequency: Every 2–3 weeks (or weekly if needed)

Pros: Stable and predictable levels, flexible dosing, well-tolerated and widely used

Cons: Requires regular injections, possible mild fluctuations between doses

Testogel / Androgel

Frequency: Daily application

Pros: Non-invasive, steady daily absorption, easy to stop if needed

Cons: Requires strict daily use, risk of transfer to others, variable absorption

Sustanon (Mixed esters)

Frequency: Every 2–3 weeks (or weekly if needed)

Pros: Balanced release from mixed esters, widely used, well-established, more flexible dosing than long-acting options

Cons: Requires regular injections, possible fluctuations near the end of each cycle.

hCG(Adjunct therapy)

Frequency: Weekly (protocol-dependent)

Pros: Supports fertility and sperm production, helps maintain testicular function

Cons: Adds complexity to protocol, requires monitoring

Clomid (Clomiphene Citrate)

Frequency: Oral tablet, typically several times weekly

Pros: Stimulates your body's own testosterone production, preserves fertility, oral (no injections)

Cons: Not suitable for everyone, requires monitoring, results vary by individual

Compounded testosterone cream

Frequency: Once or twice daily

Pros: Customisable dosing, non-invasive, more flexible than standard gels

Cons: Daily compliance required, variable absorption, transfer risk

AED 1,600

AED 1,600

Unlimited testosterone for your plan duration, no monthly fees

Unlimited testosterone for your plan duration, no monthly fees

How it works

How it works

Step 1

Book your eligibility assessment

Book your eligibility assessment

At-home blood test to measure your exact testosterone levels which are then reviewed by a physician to determine your eligibility for TRT

At-home blood test to measure your exact testosterone levels which are then reviewed by a physician to determine your eligibility for TRT

Step 2

Schedule online consultation

Schedule online consultation

Done at the comfort of your home with a specialist to go through your results and any other symptoms you may have

Done at the comfort of your home with a specialist to go through your results and any other symptoms you may have

Step 3

Set your treatment plan

Set your treatment plan

You can choose from a range of TRT therapies including injectables, creams and oral medication

You can choose from a range of TRT therapies including injectables, creams and oral medication

Step 4

Monitor your progress

Monitor your progress

Conduct regular blood tests & have your prescription plan continuously optimized, so you can continue feeling your best throughout your treatment journey

Conduct regular blood tests & have your prescription plan continuously optimized, so you can continue feeling your best throughout your treatment journey

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Why won't my doctor prescribe TRT even though my testosterone is low?

A single low reading doesn't always tell the whole story. Testosterone naturally fluctuates through the day, and other conditions - thyroid issues, poor sleep, stress, certain medications - can cause the exact same symptoms without low testosterone being the actual cause. That's often why a doctor hesitates. At Metabolic, we start with a fuller picture: repeat testing at the right time, a real review of your symptoms and health history, and ruling out other causes, before deciding if TRT is actually right for you. If it is, we move forward. If it's not, we'll tell you that too.

Why won't my doctor prescribe TRT even though my testosterone is low?

A single low reading doesn't always tell the whole story. Testosterone naturally fluctuates through the day, and other conditions - thyroid issues, poor sleep, stress, certain medications - can cause the exact same symptoms without low testosterone being the actual cause. That's often why a doctor hesitates. At Metabolic, we start with a fuller picture: repeat testing at the right time, a real review of your symptoms and health history, and ruling out other causes, before deciding if TRT is actually right for you. If it is, we move forward. If it's not, we'll tell you that too.

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Locations

Locations

Locations

UAE

UK (coming soon)

1 Knightsbridge, Unit A
SW1X 7LX London

1 Knightsbridge, Unit A SW1X 7LX London

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