BioTE® Hormone Pellet Therapy in Teaneck, NJ
BioTE® is a physician-designed protocol for bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) that uses small, slow-release hormone pellets to help women and men rebalance the hormones that drive energy, mood, sleep, libido, and overall vitality. At Xthetics Med Spa, BioTE hormone pellet therapy is provided by **Leticia Camacho, DMSc, PA-C**, and our experienced aesthetic and wellness team, with every treatment plan built around your own bloodwork and symptoms — never a one-size-fits-all dose.
If shifting hormones have left you feeling fatigued, foggy, or "not quite yourself," schedule an appointment today to find out how you can benefit from BioTE hormone pellet therapy in Teaneck.
- Hot flashes and night sweats
- Mood changes, irritability, and anxiousness
- Low energy and persistent fatigue
- Trouble sleeping
- Low libido and sexual discomfort
- “Brain fog” and reduced mental clarity
- Difficulty maintaining healthy body composition, plus support for bone density
- Low energy and fatigue
- Low mood and reduced motivation
- Decreased libido
- Loss of muscle strength, plus support for bone density
- The peaks and troughs that can come with testosterone injections
How does BioTE hormone pellet therapy work?
Once a pellet is placed in the fatty tissue beneath the skin (usually the upper hip or buttock), it acts as a long-acting reservoir, releasing hormones gradually into your bloodstream as it dissolves over roughly **3 to 6 months**. This steady-state delivery is designed to mimic your body’s own natural hormone secretion — and because your cardiovascular system helps regulate uptake, delivery tends to rise with activity, when your body may need it most.
Just as important is what happens before the pellet is ever placed. Your dose is not standardized; it is calculated individually from your pre-insertion bloodwork and symptoms, then fine-tuned over time using follow-up labs. This lab-guided approach is central to how we practice at Xthetics: we treat your numbers *and* your symptoms together.
How is BioTE different from pills, creams, or injections?
Many hormone therapies require daily attention or produce a “roller coaster” of hormone levels. Pills must be taken every day and are processed by the liver first; creams and gels can transfer to partners or children and can be inconsistent; injections can spike and then dip between doses.
BioTE pellets are designed to release a steady, low dose continuously for months at a time, with no daily routine to remember, no transfer risk, and fewer peaks and valleys. For many patients, that convenience and consistency is the main reason they choose pellet therapy over other options.
Does the pellet insertion hurt?
What are the possible side effects?
Is BioTE hormone pellet therapy right for me?
Good candidates are typically peri- or menopausal women and andropausal men with **lab-confirmed** hormone imbalance plus symptoms such as fatigue, low libido, mood changes, poor sleep, or hot flashes — who prefer a steady, low-maintenance option over daily creams or frequent injections.
BioTE is not appropriate for everyone. A medical evaluation and clearance are required, and pellet therapy is generally not recommended for people with a history of estrogen-sensitive cancers (breast, ovarian, or uterine), blood-clotting disorders, cardiovascular disease or stroke, liver disease, or migraine with aura, or for anyone who is pregnant or may become pregnant. Thyroid or adrenal concerns are typically addressed first. The best way to find out whether BioTE is right for you is to schedule a consultation so Leticia can review your health history and labs with you.
How soon will I feel a difference?
How long do the pellets last, and how often will I need them?
Can I combine BioTE with other treatments at Xthetics?
How effective is BioTE, and when will I notice results?
Most patients begin to notice changes within the first few weeks, with effects continuing to build over roughly 6 to 12 weeks as hormone levels stabilize. Full optimization can take up to about six months, and some patients need a second insertion cycle before they feel their best. Because everyone metabolizes hormones differently, your provider is the best source for realistic, personalized expectations — and follow-up labs help confirm you are in your optimal range.
