Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is a complex hormonal condition affecting millions of women—often leading to symptoms like weight gain, irregular periods, acne, hair growth, infertility, mood swings, and more. Because PCOS impacts nearly every system in the body, effective care requires a team that understands it fully—and lives it. That’s where PCOS Sisters Telehealth comes in.
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PCOS Sisters: Your Atlanta PCOS Specialists
Founded by Dr. Lynsey Johnson, DNP, APRN, FNP-C, PCOS Sisters is a team of Family Nurse Practitioners who have personal experience with PCOS. Tired of being misunderstood by traditional providers, Dr. Johnson created a telehealth model that gives women access to real, evidence-based treatment—no matter their ZIP code.
Whether you’re in Atlanta, Decatur, Marietta, or anywhere in Georgia, PCOS Sisters is here for you. We serve all of Georgia, and you can learn more about our Atlanta telehealth program.
What Sets Us Apart
At PCOS Sisters, we offer much more than a typical doctor’s visit. Our program includes:
Expert hormone and metabolic testing
Medical management of PCOS symptoms including acne, hair growth, insulin resistance, and mood disorders
Affordable cash-pay lab pricing for the uninsured (hormone panels as low as $300)
Medication support including access to GLP-1 medications for weight loss
Telehealth visits with PCOS-trained Nurse Practitioners
Coaching, group support, recipes, workouts, and community—all in one place
We treat the whole patient, addressing related conditions like thyroid disorders, high cholesterol, anxiety, depression, and hypertension—because PCOS never shows up alone.
And yes, we accept most insurance plans for labs, imaging, and medications. Our provider service fees remain accessible for all, even without insurance.
PCOS and Hair Removal: Why Medical + Electrology Care Matters
Excessive facial or body hair is a common and distressing PCOS symptom. But tweezing or waxing won’t fix the underlying problem—elevated androgens. The best long-term solution is a combined approach:
Block androgen production medically through PCOS treatment
Permanently remove hair using electrolysis
Electrolysis is the only FDA-approved permanent hair removal method, and unlike laser, it’s safe and effective for all skin types—and won’t trigger increased hair growth in PCOS-prone areas.
Meet Our Preferred Atlanta Electrologist
We’re proud to recommend Bare No Hair in Decatur, GA.
Mariel Lloyd, licensed electrologist and founder of Bare No Hair, uses the single-probe electrolysis method with a personalized care approach. Sessions typically begin biweekly and can be spaced out as treatment progresses.
Boost Weight Loss with Resistance Training
A workout routine is a must-have for PCOS care. And for women with PCOS, resistance training is especially effective. That’s because our insulin receptors are most responsive in muscle tissue, meaning strength-based exercises can improve insulin sensitivity faster than cardio alone.
Located in the heart of Decatur, Pure Barre Decatur offers strength-focused classes that are ideal for PCOS-friendly movement. Even better? They offer a free class for new clients!
FAQ: PCOS Treatment in Atlanta
1. What makes PCOS Sisters different from other PCOS providers?
PCOS Sisters was founded by women with PCOS. Our personalized and virtual approach gives women access to care for their specific needs on their schedule.
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.
