Yes – in some cases, you can receive testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) through the NHS.

You’ll usually begin by visiting your GP and requesting a testosterone blood test. However, accessing TRT on the NHS can be challenging, as many patients report long waiting times or being turned away.

The NHS threshold for testosterone treatment is lower than that used by most private clinics. For example, NHS guidelines often require testosterone levels to be below 8 nmol/L before treatment is considered, even though many men experience symptoms of low testosterone such as tiredness, low libido and reduced energy at higher levels.

At Solasta, we typically consider treatment for patients with two confirmed results below 15 nmol/L, using data-driven and personalised TRT protocols. Unlike the NHS – where options may be limited to gels or infrequent injections – our approach ensures you receive effective, timely and optimised testosterone therapy, supported by an experienced clinical team throughout your journey.