Dr. Jeffrey Buch isn’t just the director at Low T Guru, and he’s also a client. He has a wealth of knowledge and firsthand experience with the issues that confront men living with low T. He understands the struggle to increase that mental edge that helps you be the person you were before low T impacted your life.
At Low T Guru, we emphasize education and communication, making our patients active participants in their care. We want to empower everyone we see with the knowledge they need to manage their treatment. Our staff will partner with you in your care, offering guidance and support while you navigate treatment back to the person you want to be.
At Low T Guru, our mission is to educate our clients to empower them to get their results. We want our clients to control their outcomes and set them up for success by educating them about the effects of low T and the benefits of every potential treatment.
At Low T Guru, we’re your care partners. We offer you guidance, support, and all the tools you need to get body and mind where you want them to be. We recognize that similar solutions don’t work for every patient, and we work hard to understand your goals and how we can help you achieve them. We tailor treatment plans in response to the individual, and everything we do is designed to help you maximize your health and wellness.
Dr. Jeffrey Buch, a graduate from the University of Michigan Medical School, Residency in Urology from the Albany Medical Center of Union College in Albany NY and Fellowship in Male Reproduction and Microsurgery from Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, is a highly skilled specialist in Male Reproductive Medicine with over 34 years of experience.
With a nationally recognized practice in Frisco Texas, he has authored articles in many journals while undertaking the training of other urologists in his field.
Dr. Buch’s passion is to create a partnership of care with his patients to address their medical concerns and provide them the best possible service with respect to Male Reproductive Health.
