RADIANT SUN MEDICALHormone optimization · Irvine, CA
One number is not
a hormone panel.
Bioidentical hormone therapy for women and men — pellets, injections and topicals — read from the full hormonal axis, not a TSH-only check, with physician-managed dosing and re-testing on a set cadence.
The orchestra
Thyroid is one instrument in an orchestra. Fatigue, weight, mood and skin usually involve several hormones moving together.
So we read all of them.
Why one number isn’t enough
Fatigue.
Thyroid? Cortisol? Testosterone? Estrogen? A TSH-only check answers one of four questions and calls the rest “normal.”
The approach
Individualized. Monitored. Yours.
Perimenopause, thyroid, testosterone, cortisol rhythm — hormones move as a system, and Radiant Sun treats them as one.
Step one
The full panel
A comprehensive hormone work-up across the entire axis — thyroid beyond TSH, sex hormones, adrenal rhythm — interpreted against your symptoms, not just the reference range.
Step two
Individualized titration
Bioidentical pellets, injections or topicals — chosen for your biology and your life, dosed by the physician reading your labs.
Step three
Ongoing monitoring
Re-testing on a set cadence with dose adjustments as your levels and symptoms move. Pellets are re-placed every 5–6 months.
Women & men
Two axes. One standard.
The same work-up, the same physician, the same cadence of re-testing — whichever axis is yours.
Women
Perimenopause, menopause, thyroid.
Hot flashes, sleep, mood, weight that won’t move, dry skin, a libido that left — read as one picture, not five referrals.
- Estradiol & testosterone pellets, injections or topicals
- Thyroid beyond TSH, adrenal rhythm included
- Re-tested on a set cadence, adjusted as you change
$450female pellet · every 5–6 months
Men
Andropause and low testosterone.
Energy, drive, body composition, sleep and mood — worked up from the full axis, including thyroid and cortisol, before anyone reaches for a prescription.
- Testosterone pellets, injections or topicals
- Thyroid and adrenal rhythm read in the same panel
- Physician-managed dosing, monitored over time
$850male pellet · every 5–6 months
Timeline. Hormone protocols typically show change in six to twelve weeks; progress is measured by re-testing and by your symptoms.
Delivery
Pellets, injections, topicals — a decision, not a menu.
Which one fits is made from your labs, your history and your preferences by the physician who ordered the panel — and changed if your body says so.
Physician-placed bioidentical pellets, re-placed every 5–6 months. Steady levels without a daily routine.
For patients whose labs, history or preferences fit a titratable, self-administered protocol.
Creams and gels where a gentler, adjustable dose is the right call — managed and re-tested like everything else.
Hormones don’t travel alone. Weight, skin, energy and mood are all downstream — which is why this pathway runs in the same chart as the rest of your care.
Posted pricing
No surprises.
Every price posted before you book. Panels beyond the visit are discussed with you before they’re ordered.
New Patient InquiryIn network with Medicare and Aetna. Out-of-network with most other plans; as a courtesy, we submit your claim to your insurer. Cash · card · CareCredit · Cherry · HSA/FSA.
Because thyroid is one instrument in an orchestra. Fatigue, weight change, mood and skin changes usually involve several hormones moving together — the panel reads all of them, and reads them against your symptoms.
Sometimes; sometimes injections or topicals fit better. That’s a physician decision made from your labs, your history and your preferences — not a menu default.
Hormone protocols typically show change in six to twelve weeks. Progress is measured by re-testing and by your symptoms — not guessed at.
Yes. Andropause and low testosterone are worked up from the full axis, and treated with physician-placed pellets, injections or topicals — monitored on the same cadence.
No. Everything on this page is available à la carte at posted pricing. Founding Members have the hormone screening panel included, with member pricing on pellets and IVs.
Yes, for some plans. We are in network with Medicare and Aetna, and considered out-of-network with most other insurance plans. As a courtesy, we will submit your claim to your insurer as an out-of-network provider. Your plan determines what, if anything, it will pay. You are responsible for any amount your insurance does not cover, including deductibles, coinsurance, and the difference between our fee and the plan’s allowed amount. Please check your out-of-network benefits before your visit. Pricing is posted on every service page; for out-of-network plans and self-pay services, payment is collected at the time of service — cash, major credit cards, CareCredit and Cherry are accepted.