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Full Hormone Panel

The complete female hormone picture.

from $185

What this test is

A comprehensive look at the hormones that influence cycle regularity, skin, hair, mood and energy, ideal as a general hormone check-in or before starting a hormone-related treatment.

Is this test for you?

  • You have irregular cycles or noticeable PMS
  • You have unexplained changes in hair, skin, mood or energy
  • You want a general hormone check-in

What we test

Oestradiol

A key driver of cycle regularity, skin and mood.

Progesterone

Balances oestrogen and affects mood and sleep, especially pre-period.

Total & free testosterone

Relevant to skin, hair and energy.

DHEA-S

An additional hormone relevant to energy and skin.

LH & FSH

Reflect how your cycle is being regulated.

SHBG

Helps interpret how much of your hormones are actually active.

TSH

Thyroid function closely interacts with reproductive hormones.

How you take this test

Choose whichever fits your schedule. Either way, your sample goes to the same accredited lab and is read by a clinician against optimal (not just "normal") ranges.

At home Convenient

An at-home finger-prick micro-sample kit is mailed to you. Follow the step-by-step guide, collect a few drops of blood, and post it back in the prepaid envelope.

Results and your clinician report in 3–5 business days

In clinic Assisted

A standard venous blood draw taken by a phlebotomist at a partner clinic near you — no different from a routine blood test at a doctor's office.

Results and your clinician report in 3–5 business days

Before you test: For the most accurate reading, this panel is usually best timed to a specific day of your cycle — your clinician will advise which day.

After your results

A clinician reads every marker against your age, symptoms and goals, then writes a plain-language report with a protocol you can act on. If treatment is recommended, your results travel with you to a certified Aesthetics BioCare provider, so nothing needs re-explaining.