BIOTE PROVIDER
Skin Bar and Wellness Center NY
Every day, millions of people experience a hormone imbalance. Many are left with symptoms ranging from brain fog and low mood to sleeplessness and irritability and are unaware of how they can help relieve these common problems. As your Huntington NY 11743 Biote Provider, we specialize in optimizing hormones to help address these and other early indicators of aging through precise, personalized care plans.
We have been certified to offer Biote's method of hormone therapy in our Huntington NY 11743 office. Biote has been developing its method of bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) for over a decade, which may help men and women experiencing the symptoms of a hormone imbalance. To learn how the Biote Method may be able to address specific health issues by restoring hormones to their optimal level, reach out to us and schedule a consultation today.
Mary Infantino has received a doctorate in Nursing from Adelphi University and is currently an Associate Professor and the Chairman of the Nursing Program at the Post Campus of Long Island University, located in Brookville, NY. She is state and nationally certified as an adult nurse practitioner. She has practiced as an RN for 32 years, 22 of which she practiced as a nurse practitioner. Dr. Infantino believes that the advantages of her dual role as nurse practitioner and professor are reciprocal; practice strengthens teaching and teaching reinforces practice. Dr. Infantino practices primary care with an integrative and anti-aging focus, with a sub-specialty in womenās health. She is knowledgeable in bio-identical hormones, weight loss, thyroid issues, supplement programs, and esthetic and facial rejuvenation. Dr. Infantinoās research interests have been focused on older adult health and womenās health, and she has published in both the nursing and medical journals. She has recently completed her latest research project, which included 1500 women, entitled Gastroesophageal Reflux symptoms in pre-menopausal and menopausal women. The results of this study were presented at the National Association of Nurse Practitioners in Womenās Health Annual Conference this year.