Women’s Health & Fertility
Told Your Age Is the Problem? Age Matters, but It's Rarely the Whole Story. We Look Deeper, at Both of You, Alongside IVF or On Its Own.
Women’s Health Is Connected
Whether you’re trying to conceive, noticing changes in your cycle, struggling with hormonal symptoms or simply not feeling like yourself, the answer isn’t always found by treating one symptom at a time.
Fertility and women’s health are connected to a much bigger picture. Hormones, ovulation, metabolic health, sleep, stress, nutrition and lifestyle can all influence how your body functions and how you feel.
That’s why Transformity doesn’t begin by simply chasing symptoms. We start by looking deeper.
Our goal is to understand what may be contributing, identify patterns that deserve attention, and build a personalized plan around your body, your health and your goals.
Already working with a fertility clinic? We don't replace your fertility specialist. Many patients come to us before or between IVF rounds to work on the health factors that can affect results, and with your permission we'll share findings with your fertility team.
It takes two. About half of fertility challenges involve the male partner, yet men are often tested last. Our Couples Evaluation looks at both of you.
Better women’s health starts with understanding what your body is telling you.
Our Approach
Four Steps.
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Full labs, hormone and metabolic testing, plus a body composition scan that estimates your body age.
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We connect your results to your symptoms and history.
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A personalized plan: nutrition, supplements, lifestyle and medical therapies when needed.
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Regular testing shows what's working, and your plan changes as you improve.
Harvard
Nearly two decades
Root-causeA Note From Dr. Liv
Many women come to me after months or even years of knowing something feels different, yet being told their tests look normal or that their symptoms are simply something they have to live with.
If you’re struggling to conceive, your cycle has changed, your hormones feel different or you simply don’t feel like yourself, those concerns deserve to be taken seriously.
My job isn’t to dismiss what you’re experiencing or chase one symptom at a time. It’s to listen to your story, look at the patterns, and help understand what may be affecting your fertility and overall health.
I had my own baby at 45. I know what it's like to be told the odds are against you.
From there, we can build a plan specifically around you.
“If you know something has changed in your body, that’s enough reason to look deeper.”
Dr. Liv Uslar, MD/PhD
Understanding Women’s Health
Fertility doesn’t exist in isolation. Ovulation, hormones, metabolic health, sleep, stress, nutrition and lifestyle can all influence reproductive health and how a woman feels day to day.
Cycle patterns and ovulation can provide important clues when understanding fertility and reproductive health.
Hormonal changes can influence ovulation, menstrual cycles, mood, energy, libido and how you feel throughout the month.
Blood sugar, insulin resistance, body composition and other metabolic factors may influence hormonal and reproductive health.
Sleep quality, chronic stress, activity and everyday lifestyle factors can affect hormones, energy, recovery and overall wellness.
Nutrition and nutrient status are part of the bigger picture when supporting energy, hormonal health and overall wellbeing.
Women’s Patient Stories
“Transformity gave us hope when we needed it most.”
“I finally feel vibrant and in control of my health.”
“I wake up rested for the first time in a decade.”
Frequently Asked Questions
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