Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is a complex hormonal disorder caused by abnormal elevations of androgens in women. This imbalance often leads to insulin resistance, metabolic disorders, obesity, hypertension, diabetes, infertility, acne, hirsutism, and mood swings. With PCOS affecting the entire body, it’s essential to have a comprehensive care team that understands the condition and its many manifestations.
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Meet PCOS Sisters: Your Dallas PCOS Specialists
Dr. Lynsey Johnson, DNP, APRN, FNP-C, founded PCOS Sisters Telehealth Clinic after personally battling PCOS for years. Frustrated by the lack of understanding in traditional care, she created a program designed and delivered by PCOS Women Nurse Practitioners. Who better to treat PCOS than those who truly understand it?
PCOS Sisters’ Treatment Program offers holistic, evidence-based solutions tailored for every individual. Our care model includes expert diagnostic labs, metabolic optimization, symptom management, and empowerment through community support — all accessible through telehealth from the comfort of your home.
No insurance? No problem. PCOS Sisters partnered with Quest Diagnostics to reduce a $2000 hormone workup to just $200 for the uninsured. Insured patients can use their benefits for labs, medication, and imaging, with provider visits starting at only $75-$100 — comparable to the average co-pay. We’ve also secured affordable pricing for PCOS weight loss medications like Semaglutide.
Customized Care
PCOS Sisters delivers a personalized treatment experience — not just video visits. Our PCOS doctor and Nurse Practitioners are educators and advocates, treating all PCOS-related symptoms that are unique to you and your situation. Plus, patients benefit from access to:
- A dedicated health coach
- A community support group
- Workouts and meal planning
- Educational resources and articles
Addressing PCOS Related Hirsutism in Dallas
Unwanted hair growth caused by PCOS can be distressing. Plucking isn’t the solution — you need to address the root cause. Androgens fuel hair growth, so medical intervention with a PCOS Specialist is key. Once hormone levels are under control, electrolysis provides a permanent solution. You can check out our page dedicated to this symptom if you want to learn more.
Meet Our Favorite Dallas Electrologist
Alana Dzurek, founder of Beverly Hills Hair Free, is a licensed electrologist with 28 years of experience. Her innovative galvanic multiprobe method allows patients to reduce treatment frequency to just once a month. Although based in Dallas and Beverly Hills, many patients travel to her for results that last.
Resistance Training: A Key to PCOS Weight Loss
Exercise is crucial to PCOS management — especially resistance training. Because insulin receptors are most prevalent on muscles, workouts like Pilates, yoga, or Pure Barre can significantly improve insulin sensitivity and weight loss results. When combined with medications like Semaglutide or Metformin, the effects are even more powerful. We offer customized workout plans, and have a favorite workout studio in Dallas!
Visit Pure Barre Dallas — just 6 minutes from Beverly Hills Hair Free!
FAQ: PCOS Treatment in Dallas
1. What makes PCOS Sisters different from other PCOS providers?
PCOS Sisters was founded by women with PCOS. Their holistic care approach and personalized telehealth model focus on all aspects of the condition, not just symptom suppression.
2. Is insurance required to use your services?
No! Uninsured patients have access to affordable labs and treatments, and insured patients can use their benefits for labs, imaging, and medications.
3. How does electrolysis help with PCOS-related hair growth?
Electrolysis is the only FDA-approved permanent hair removal method. It works best after hormonal treatment to stop new growth.
4. What workouts are best for PCOS weight loss?
Resistance training, like Pilates and barre workouts, is ideal. These exercises target insulin resistance more effectively than cardio.
5. Can I get help with meal planning and coaching too?
Absolutely. PCOS Sisters includes access to a health coach, support group, educational resources, and meal planning as part of their program.
