Testosterone Therapy (TRT)

  • Does insurance cover TRT? Often, but only on the plan's terms. Many insurers approve testosterone therapy only after two separate low early-morning results, judged against the lab's reference range, plus prior authorization.
  • HCG cost for men HCG costs more than it used to because, since March 2020, the FDA has regulated it as a biological product, and biologics cannot be compounded.
  • HSA and FSA eligible men's health treatments Care that diagnoses or treats a medical condition generally qualifies: testosterone therapy for diagnosed deficiency, blood testing, ED care, and medical weight loss for obesity.
  • Kyzatrex cost As of October 2026, the maker of Kyzatrex says it is available on a cash-pay basis only, with pricing given by your provider, so insurance and prior authorization do not change what you pay.
  • Men's health consultation cost The first step at Ultimate Male, a 10-minute phone call, is free.
  • Out-of-network reimbursement for cash-pay care If your plan has out-of-network benefits, you can often file a claim yourself for part of what you paid.
  • Testosterone pellet cost Each pellet insertion is priced by the dose placed, the in-office procedure and the labs around it.
  • Testosterone shot cost The cost of a testosterone shot depends on who gives it. An injection given at the clinic is billed per visit, so how often you need one drives the monthly total.
  • TRT cost per month A monthly TRT cost has four parts: the testosterone itself, the supplies to take it, follow-up visits and periodic blood work.
  • TRT lab monitoring cost Guidelines call for a baseline panel before TRT, a check of testosterone and hematocrit three to six months after starting, and a review within the first year, with extra draws after any dose change.

Medical Weight Loss for Men

  • Body composition scan cost A body composition scan costs more or less depending on the method, with impedance analysis simpler to run than an X-ray based DXA scan, and on whether it is bundled into a program.
  • Compounded semaglutide cost in 2026 The low-priced compounded semaglutide of 2023 and 2024 depended on a national shortage, and the FDA declared that shortage over in February 2025.
  • Does insurance cover semaglutide for weight loss? Sometimes. Plans that cover it usually require a BMI of 30 or more, or 27 or more with a weight-related condition, plus prior approval.
  • Medical weight loss program cost A medical weight loss program costs the medicine plus the care around it.
  • Semaglutide cost without insurance As of October 8, 2026, NovoCare lists Wegovy pens at $349 a month for standard doses and $399 for the 7.2 mg HD pen, with $199 for the first two starting fills for new patients.
  • Tirzepatide cost without insurance As of October 8, 2026, LillyDirect lists Zepbound at $299 a month for 2.5 mg, $399 for 5 mg and $449 for 7.5 to 15 mg when you refill within 45 days.

Preventative Blood Testing

  • ApoB and Lp(a) test cost ApoB and Lp(a) are advanced heart-risk tests that many men pay for in cash, because routine screening benefits usually cover only a standard cholesterol panel.
  • Blood work cost without insurance Blood work without insurance is priced test by test or as a panel, and the setting matters as much as the tests.
  • Comprehensive men's blood panel cost The Comprehensive Health Optimization Panel at Ultimate Male covers more than 40 biomarkers in one draw, priced as a single cash fee that you receive as a quote before booking.
  • Genetic risk screening cost Genetic risk screening at Ultimate Male is the Cancer Risk Insight Panel: MTHFR and HLA-B27, with BRCA screening as an optional add-on that raises the price.

Dermal Fillers

  • Dermal filler cost per syringe Dermal filler is priced per syringe, and the price differs by product: JUVÉDERM and VOLUMA are hyaluronic acid gels, while RADIESSE is calcium hydroxylapatite.
  • Jawline filler cost for men Jawline filler for men is priced by the syringe, so the total depends on how many syringes your jaw needs, which product is used, and whether a touch-up follows.
  • Sculptra cost Sculptra is priced per vial, and a full treatment is a series of sessions spaced weeks apart, so your total is the vials per session times the number of sessions.

ED Medications

  • ED medication cost without insurance Without insurance, generic sildenafil (Viagra) and tadalafil (Cialis) are usually the lowest-cost ED medicines, and your monthly cost depends on how you take them.
  • Olympus Male cost Olympus Male is a custom compounded blend of oxytocin, PT-141 (bremelanotide) and tadalafil, so its monthly price depends on how many doses you use, the strength of each ingredient and the compounding pharmacy.
  • Trimix and Quadmix cost Trimix and Quadmix are compounded injectable ED medicines priced per vial, so the cost per use depends on how many doses the vial holds at your dose and how many you use before it expires.

Erectile Dysfunction Treatment

  • Does insurance cover ED treatment? Sometimes, and mostly for pills. Some commercial plans cover generic sildenafil or tadalafil, often with limits, while Medicare drug plans exclude medicines used only for ED.
  • ED treatment cost What ED treatment costs depends on which step you need. Pills, topicals and Trimix injections are ongoing monthly costs that rise with the dose and how often you use them.

Aesthetics for Men

  • PicoSure Pro cost PicoSure Pro is priced by the session, and your total depends on three things: how much skin is treated, whether the pigment is sun spots or melasma, and how many sessions your skin needs.
  • VI Peel cost A VI Peel is priced per peel, so the real question is how many you need.

PRP Injections

  • PRP for ED cost PRP for ED is paid per session, so your total is the session price times the number of sessions in your plan.
  • PRP injection cost for joints and tendons Orthopedic PRP is priced per injection, so your total depends on how many injections your injury needs, and there is no single standard.

Wrinkle Relaxers

  • BOTOX for men cost BOTOX cost for men comes down to units. Clinics price by the unit or by the treatment area, and the FDA label doses are 20 units for frown lines, 24 for crow's feet and 40 for forehead lines treated with frown lines.

BPC-157

  • BPC-157 and TB-500 cost The cost of a BPC-157, TB-500 or Wolverine cycle depends on which peptides you use, the dose and schedule your provider sets, how long the cycle runs, and the labs before it.

IV Therapy

  • IV therapy cost IV therapy cost depends mostly on the formula. A hydration drip uses the fewest ingredients, while energy, recovery and immune formulas add vitamins or minerals that raise the price, and NAD+ costs more again.

NAD+

  • NAD+ IV cost NAD+ IV costs more than a standard vitamin drip because the ingredient costs more and the infusion has to run slowly, often for well over an hour, with a nurse monitoring you.

NEO Slim Body Sculpting

  • NEO Slim cost NEO Slim is priced per session, and the total depends on how many body areas you treat, how many sessions each area needs, and whether longer plans are bundled.

Peptide Therapy

  • Peptide therapy cost Peptide therapy cost depends on the peptide, the dose, how often you inject and how long each vial lasts.

Hair Restoration (PRP)

  • PRP hair restoration cost PRP hair restoration is paid per session, so the real cost is the session price multiplied by how many you need.

Sermorelin

  • Sermorelin cost Sermorelin has no fixed price because a compounding pharmacy prepares it for each patient.

Tesamorelin

  • Tesamorelin cost Tesamorelin costs more than most peptides because it is an FDA-approved brand medicine, sold as Egrifta WR and regulated as a biological product.

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