Evidence-Based, Deeply Personalized Hormone Care for Women and Men
Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) in Albuquerque
Hormones dictate your energy, mood, sleep, metabolism, and mental clarity. When they fluctuate or decline, the impact on your quality of life can be profound.
At Infusion Clinic ABQ, we don’t believe in hype, trendy marketing, or one-size-fits-all hormone programs. Our providers undergo deep, advanced endocrinology and hormone training to offer a sophisticated, highly individualized approach. We combine rigorous clinical evidence with advanced diagnostic testing to safely balance your benefits and risks, helping you reclaim your vitality.
Whether you are navigating perimenopause, menopause, or low testosterone, we look beyond the surface to find the root cause of your symptoms.
Which Hormone Therapy Service Is Right for You?

Targeted Support For: Hot flashes, night sweats, brain fog, sleep disruption, low libido and mood changes.
The Advanced Edge: We map your estrogen and progesterone metabolism to ensure your body is breaking down hormones safely and efficiently.

Targeted Support For: Low energy, reduced libido, body fat increases, and poor workout recovery.
The Advanced Edge: We look at how testosterone interacts with your adrenal health to ensure you get your edge back without burning out.
Advanced Hormone Therapy
Beyond Standard Lab Work: The Metabolic Difference
What Is Advanced Hormone Therapy?
While we look at standard blood levels, we also utilize advanced hormone metabolic testing. This allows us to see exactly how your body processes and metabolizes hormones.
Furthermore, we integrate comprehensive adrenal testing because your stress pathways are deeply tied to your reproductive hormones and overall wellbeing. By looking at the complete picture, we don't just hand you a prescription—we unlock insights to actively improve:
Common Signs of Hormonal & Adrenal Imbalance

Fatigue, crashes, or low day-long energy

Brain fog and difficulty concentrating

Stubborn weight gain or loss of muscle mass

Poor sleep or waking up wired at night

Mood swings, anxiety, or reduced motivation

Hot flashes or night sweats

Reduced libido
Hormone Replacement Therapy
Frequently Asked Questions
- Subcutaneous Pellets: Small bioidentical cylinders placed under the skin 2 to 3 times per year for continuous, steady-state delivery that bypasses the liver.
- Targeted Injections: Intramuscular or subcutaneous protocols that allow our clinical team to make precise, weekly or bi-weekly dosage micro-adjustments.
- Topical Gels & Creams: Highly absorbed daily formulations applied non-invasively to maintain stable, physiological levels.
Yes. The decline in estrogen and progesterone can begin up to a decade before menopause actually occurs, causing hot flashes, night sweats, fatigue, brain fog, and low libido. A customized bioidentical regimen is highly effective at stabilizing these drops, managing symptoms, and protecting long-term bone and cardiovascular health.
No, estrogen regimens are not used for male patients. While men naturally produce small amounts of estrogen, elevated levels can cause unwanted breast tissue development. We monitor estrogen levels in men strictly to ensure they do not climb too high.
We use a tiny needle and a specially buffered medication to significantly reduce the initial sting of the numbing agent. Once the area is completely numb, the actual insertion is virtually painless.
The number of pellets varies between 1 and 8 per cycle. Your exact number is entirely customized and based on your gender, active symptoms, body weight, and baseline laboratory findings.
The insertion site may feel mildly tender or bruised for 3 to 5 days. You should avoid showering until the day after the procedure. To ensure proper healing of the incision, we recommend avoiding weightlifting, strenuous lower-body exercise, hot tubs, or baths for 5 to 7 days.
Initial shifts in morning motivation and mental clarity can often be felt within 3 to 5 days. Improvements in sustained daily energy and sleep quality typically solidify over 3 to 4 weeks, while major changes in muscle recovery and body composition unfold over 3 to 6 months of a consistent regimen.
Daily topicals and weekly injections require active, ongoing routine maintenance. In contrast, hormone pellets generally deliver a steady, continuous release for 3 to 4 months in women and 4 to 5 months in men before needing to be replaced.
Bioidentical hormone care is generally considered safe for most individuals when screened, prescribed, and monitored by an experienced advanced practice healthcare professional. Regular clinical oversight is the absolute key to maintaining a safe, physiological balance.
Safety and clinical precision are our top priorities. For new patients or those receiving a dose adjustment, we order labs at six weeks to measure your peak hormone absorption. This ensures your levels are in the optimal zone and allows us to calibrate your long-term care program perfectly.
To safely address menopausal symptoms with estrogen, it must be paired with a counter-balancing hormone to protect the uterine lining. To eliminate the added step and expense of daily oral pills, we can utilize a specialized compounded progesterone pellet alongside estrogen for optimal safety.
In some men, an enzyme called aromatase converts excess testosterone into estrogen, which can cause side effects like fluid retention or mood swings. We proactively monitor this and, when clinically indicated, incorporate an aromatase inhibitor (anastrozole) directly into the protocol to block this conversion pathway.
While certain synthetic oral or topical hormones are covered by insurance under very strict, limited clinical circumstances, customized bioidentical programs, compounding pharmacy services, and pellet therapies are not covered by insurance. We maintain transparent pricing to keep high-tier care accessible.
We make transferring your care completely seamless. Simply schedule an initial consultation with one of our nurse practitioners. If you have recent lab work or protocol details from your previous provider, please bring them along; we will review them to determine if additional blood work is needed before establishing your new customized care program with us.

