We are a team of AHPRA-registered GPs who specialise in diagnosing and treating low testosterone in Australian men via secure telehealth.
Proper blood work. Clinical assessment. Ongoing monitoring. No subscriptions, no lock-in contracts.
Low testosterone affects an estimated 1 in 200 Australian men. Common symptoms include:
Complete a short health questionnaire about your symptoms and medical history. Takes about 2 minutes.
A team member calls to answer your questions, discuss blood work requirements, and book your GP consultation.
15-minute video consult with an AHPRA-registered GP. Blood work review, clinical assessment, and treatment plan.
Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is a medically supervised treatment for men with diagnosed low testosterone — a condition known as hypogonadism. It is not a supplement, a steroid cycle, or a lifestyle choice. TRT is a clinical treatment prescribed by a GP after proper blood work and assessment.
Diagnosis requires at least two fasting morning blood tests confirming low total testosterone. Your GP will also order:
If blood work confirms clinically low testosterone and symptoms are present, your GP may prescribe:
For men concerned about fertility, alternatives such as enclomiphene — which restores natural testosterone production without suppressing sperm — may be appropriate.
Most men notice improvements in energy and mood within 2–4 weeks. Libido typically improves within the first month. Muscle mass and strength take 3–6 months. Full benefits are generally seen by 6–12 months with consistent treatment and monitoring.
TRT requires regular blood tests — every 8–12 weeks initially, then every 6 months — to monitor testosterone levels, haematocrit, PSA, and liver function. Your GP adjusts your dose based on these results.
| Subscription Clinics | TRT GP Australia ✓ | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | $199–$599/mo bundles | $99 consult / $39 follow-up |
| Blood work | Optional or basic panels | Comprehensive panels required |
| Medication | Shipped with markup | Your pharmacy, no markup |
| Lock-in | 3–6 month minimum | None |
| Your doctor | Rotating / algorithm | Same GP every time |
| Qualifications | Nurses / "practitioners" | AHPRA-registered GPs |
| Monitoring | Minimal follow-up | Regular blood work + GP review |
Blood work and medication costs are separate — paid at your pathology lab and pharmacy at standard prices.
Blood work review, clinical assessment, treatment plan, and prescription if clinically appropriate.
Take the AssessmentBlood work review, dose adjustments, script renewals, and ongoing care with the same GP.
Book Follow-UpEvery TRT consultation is with a qualified GP registered with AHPRA.
Lead GP — Men's health, hormonal health, chronic disease. Queensland & SA.
✓ AHPRA VerifiedGP — Men's health, hormonal assessment, mental health.
✓ AHPRA VerifiedGP — General practice, men's health, telehealth.
✓ AHPRA VerifiedGP — General practice, preventive medicine.
✓ AHPRA VerifiedMost men notice improvements in energy levels and mood within the first 2–4 weeks of treatment. Sleep quality often improves early in treatment as well.
Source: Saad F et al. Onset of effects of testosterone treatment. Eur J Endocrinol. 2011.
Sexual function typically improves within the first month, including libido and erectile function. The Testosterone Trials (NEJM, 2016) confirmed significant improvements across all domains of sexual function.
Source: Snyder PJ et al. N Engl J Med. 2016;374:611-624.
Body composition changes become visible — increased lean muscle mass, reduced visceral fat. Bone mineral density improvements typically take 6–12 months. A 2025 systematic review confirmed multi-system benefits in men with confirmed hypogonadism.
Source: Nassar GN, Leslie SW. Testosterone Therapy in Men Aged 50 and Above. 2025.
Evidence-based articles reviewed by our AHPRA-registered GPs.
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We built TRT GP to bridge that gap. As part of the Telehealth Australia Group, we connect Australian men with AHPRA-registered General Practitioners who understand hormonal health — via secure video consultation, from anywhere in the country.
Our approach is clinical, not commercial. We require proper blood work. We don't prescribe without diagnosis. And we don't profit from your medication — you fill your own script at any pharmacy at standard PBS or private prices.
We understand that hormonal health is deeply personal. Every part of our service is designed with privacy in mind.
All video consultations are conducted over encrypted, secure channels. Your conversation stays between you and your GP.
All personal and health information handled in accordance with the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs).
Records stored in Halaxy — Australian-hosted, ISO 27001 compliant. Only your treating GP and authorised staff can access your file.
Charges appear on your statement as "Westergaard Pty Ltd" — not as a TRT clinic. Your financial privacy is protected.
Every doctor holds active registration with AHPRA — publicly verifiable at any time.
All testosterone prescribed in accordance with TGA regulations and RACGP guidelines.
Take a 2-minute assessment and speak with an AHPRA-registered GP.
This service does not replace emergency medical care. Call 000 for emergencies. Operated by Westergaard Pty Ltd (ABN 22 663 084 900). All consultations by AHPRA-registered GPs. Testosterone prescribed only where clinically appropriate following proper blood work. Individual results vary.