Appointment scheduling.
How review timing works during titration and once your hormone levels are stable. Most follow-ups are flexible: exam season, work, travel, and surgery dates can all be planned around.
Review cadence
Every 6 months at first, then annually.
Months 0-6
First follow-up
Roughly six months after your in-clinic visit, with fresh bloods organised 6 weeks before. We review levels, symptoms, and adjust dose or formulation if needed.
Year 1-2
6-monthly reviews
Reviews continue every 6 months while you titrate and stabilise. During active dose adjustments, we may review every 3-6 months instead.
Once stable
Annual reviews + £40 plan
After 2+ years of continuous care, nearly all patients qualify for annual reviews and the £40/month plan. Confirmed at your follow-up with clinician approval.
Flexibility
Appointments flex around your life.
- A 1-2 month delay beyond the due date is usually fine; rebook when you can.
- Time-specific requests (after 16:00, early morning, certain days) can usually be matched to clinician availability.
- Cancellation list: ask to be added if you want an earlier slot when one frees up.
- Surgery imminent, medication low, or other clinical urgency: ask for priority.
- Two-year hiatus requires a fresh in-clinic visit and updated bloods to reactivate care.