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I diagnose, treat, and manage a range of medical conditions at Hagen Health, including menopause and perimenopause, low testosterone, PCOS, weight and metabolic disorders, ADHD, acne, rosacea, hirsutism, dermatitis, actinic keratosis, and other conditions affecting adult health.
Whether you already have a diagnosis or need an evaluation, I can help you understand your condition, discuss your treatment options, and determine the right next step for your care.

Evidence-based treatments
to help you look, feel, and live your best
- provided by board-certified
Nurse Practitioner Dr. Elizabeth Hagen and her team of specialists.
✓ Hormone Therapy
✓ Medical Weight Loss
✓ Dermatology
✓ Medical Aesthetics
I provide medical treatment, prescribe and manage medications, order and review laboratory testing, perform in-office procedures, and monitor your response to treatment.
For conditions that require ongoing care, I continue to follow your progress and adjust your treatment as your health and needs change. You can establish care with one provider who knows your history, understands your treatment plan, and remains involved in your care.

Weight, appetite, blood-sugar, and metabolic concerns that can make sustainable weight management more difficult.
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Symptoms related to changing or suboptimal hormone levels in women and men.
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Fatigue, reduced libido, muscle loss, mood changes, or other symptoms that may accompany low testosterone.
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Hot flashes, sleep changes, vaginal symptoms, mood changes, low libido, and other midlife concerns.
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Blackheads, clogged pores, inflamed breakouts, and acne-related discoloration or scarring.
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Recurring facial redness, flushing, visible vessels, sensitivity, or acne-like bumps.
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Common viral skin growths that may be persistent, uncomfortable, or cosmetically bothersome.
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Rough, scaly sun-damaged spots that can be precancerous and deserve medical evaluation.
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Common benign growths that often appear waxy, raised, rough, or “stuck on.”
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Small benign oil-gland bumps, commonly found on the forehead, cheeks, and nose.
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Soft benign growths commonly found where skin rubs, including the neck, underarms, and skin folds.
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Thickened, discolored, brittle, or lifting nails that may be caused by a fungal infection.
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Changes in hair density, shedding, or scalp health that may have hormonal, metabolic, inflammatory, or genetic causes.
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Inflamed bumps caused when hair curves back into the skin, often after shaving or waxing.
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Persistent facial or body hair that may be managed with professional laser hair reduction or electrolysis.
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Professional evaluation and laser treatment options for unwanted tattoo pigment.
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Persistent redness, flushing, or visible small blood vessels on the face.
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Textural, indented, raised, or discolored scars caused by acne, injury, or procedures.
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Mild to moderate skin laxity affecting the face, jawline, neck, or other areas.
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Flattening, hollowing, or reduced facial support associated with aging or weight change.
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Expression lines, etched wrinkles, and texture changes that develop with movement and aging.
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Patchy brown or gray-brown facial pigmentation influenced by hormones, heat, light, and genetics.
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Uneven pigment caused by sun exposure, inflammation, hormones, or prior skin injury.
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Brown spots, redness, rough texture, and premature skin aging caused by cumulative ultraviolet exposure.
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You will know what I think may be contributing, which options make sense, what to watch for, and when reassessment is recommended.
If your symptoms change, a treatment response is unexpected, or questions come up afterward, contact the clinic so we can guide the next step.