DFW Sports Medicine
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DFW Sports Medicine is primarily an orthopedic and sports-medicine practice -- the kind of clinic built around treating injuries and joint problems -- that has added hormone replacement therapy and medical weight loss as secondary "wellness" service lines alongside its core orthopedic work. That context matters: someone searching specifically for a hormone or weight-loss specialist should know this isn't a dedicated hormone clinic, but a sports-medicine practice that also offers it.
The hormone program is run by Dr. Rathna Nuti, MD, and offers testosterone and hormone treatment delivered three ways -- ingestible pills, pellets implanted under the skin (pellet therapy), or injectables -- giving patients a choice in delivery method rather than a single fixed protocol. Beyond hormone therapy and medical weight loss, the wellness service line at DFW Sports Medicine also includes a fairly long list of aesthetic and pain-management procedures: body contouring, Botox, fibroblasting, Juvederm, microneedling, and sclerotherapy on the aesthetic side, and spinal cord stimulation, kyphoplasty, and vertebroplasty on the pain-treatment side. That's a broad spread for one wellness page, reflecting the practice's roots in orthopedics and pain management more than a hormone-therapy specialty.
The Frisco location keeps standard business hours, open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
What's not available anywhere on the pages checked: pricing for any of these services, whether insurance is accepted or this runs cash-pay, and whether telehealth is an option for hormone therapy follow-ups. An insurance page exists elsewhere in the site's navigation, but no plan details were captured from it. There's also no stated service area beyond the practice's physical Frisco and McKinney locations.
For someone comparing hormone-therapy options, DFW Sports Medicine is a reasonable fit if they're already a sports-medicine or orthopedic patient there and want to add hormone treatment under the same practice, or if the choice of delivery method (pills vs. pellets vs. injectables) matters to them. Anyone focused purely on price or a dedicated hormone specialist will need to call, since neither cost nor insurance policy is published.
Source: dfwsportsmed.com's wellness/hormone-replacement-therapy page and Frisco location page, checked September 2026.