Female Hormone Optimization
Testosterone · Estradiol · Progesterone
LC-MS/MS testing
FDA-approved medications
THE PROBLEM
Across the menopause transition, estradiol and progesterone don’t decline in a straight line — they swing, sometimes for years, while testosterone falls quietly alongside them. The effects show up everywhere those hormones work: sleep, mood, metabolism, bone density, cardiovascular risk, body composition.
Most of it gets treated one symptom at a time — a sleep aid here, an antidepressant there — or waved off as aging. At Peak it gets measured: three hormones, tested together, interpreted against your symptoms and your stage of transition.
The hormones
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Who this is for
THE PROCESS
THE PANEL
If therapy is indicated
Transdermal estradiol
Patches or creams; steady dosing with strong long-term evidence.
Vaginal estrogen
Rings and local options for genitourinary symptoms.
Oral micronized progesterone
Taken at night; supports sleep while protecting the uterine lining.
Testosterone
Cream or injection, dosed for women and monitored by LC-MS/MS.
Bioidentical pellets
A long-acting option when it fits — chosen for your physiology, never as a default.
Adjunctive therapies
When the data indicates them.
WHERE IT LIVES