PCOS Treatment
PCOS Treatment That Supports Your Hormones and Fertility
Mindshape.care provides clinician-led PCOS treatment online in the USA, with a clear evaluation, symptom-focused care, and fertility support when needed—so you can regulate cycles, reduce acne or unwanted hair, and build a plan you can follow with ongoing check-ins.
What Is PCOS?
PCOS is common. However, it is often missed for years.
New to PCOS? Read our complete guide on what PCOS is (polycystic ovary syndrome) to understand symptoms, causes, and diagnosis.
PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome) is a hormone condition that can affect ovulation, periods, and androgen levels. As a result, PCOS may cause irregular cycles, acne, unwanted hair growth, and fertility challenges.
The good news is that PCOS treatment is effective when it matches your goals. That may mean cycle regulation, symptom relief, metabolic support, or fertility planning.
Signs & Symptoms That PCOS Treatment Can Improve
Symptoms vary. So we start with what you notice and what your cycle shows.
You may benefit from PCOS treatment if you have:
- Irregular or missed periods
- Trouble tracking ovulation
- Acne or oily skin
- Unwanted facial or body hair growth
- Hair thinning on the scalp
- Weight gain or difficulty losing weight (not everyone)
- Mood stress, anxiety, or low confidence tied to symptoms
Also, PCOS can affect long-term health risks. That’s why care should be proactive.
Causes and Risk Factors of PCOS
PCOS is not your fault. Instead, it’s shaped by biology and metabolism.
PCOS is linked to hormone signaling and metabolic patterns. For example, insulin resistance is common and can influence androgen levels and ovulation.
Common contributors and risk factors include:
- Family history of PCOS
- Insulin resistance or prediabetes patterns
- Sleep problems and chronic stress
- Weight changes (in some people)
- Inflammation patterns (in some cases)
Therefore, strong PCOS treatment often includes both hormone support and metabolic support.
PCOS Diagnosis (How We Evaluate)
A correct diagnosis saves time. So we keep it structured.
PCOS diagnosis starts with symptom and cycle history
First, we review your period pattern, ovulation signs, acne/hair changes, and timeline.
PCOS diagnosis may use Rotterdam criteria
Many clinicians use criteria that look for 2 of 3 features: irregular ovulation, signs of high androgens, and/or polycystic ovarian morphology—after ruling out other causes.
PCOS diagnosis includes ruling out look-alike conditions
Next, your clinician may consider thyroid issues, prolactin concerns, or other hormone conditions that can mimic PCOS.
PCOS diagnosis also checks metabolic risk
In addition, we look at weight trends, blood sugar risk, and blood pressure concerns because they affect symptoms and future health.
PCOS Treatment Options (Based on Your Goal)
There is no single “best” plan. Instead, the best PCOS treatment plan matches your goal.
PCOS treatment for irregular periods and cycle regulation
For many patients, combined oral contraceptive pills are recommended as first-line pharmacologic treatment for menstrual irregularity and hyperandrogenism symptoms.
Your clinician will choose options based on your medical history and preferences.
PCOS treatment for acne and unwanted hair (androgen symptoms)
Androgen-related symptoms can improve with consistent care. Also, expectations matter—skin and hair changes take time. Treatment may include hormone-based options and symptom-directed strategies.
PCOS treatment for insulin resistance and metabolic health
Metformin is recommended primarily for metabolic features in PCOS, and it has stronger evidence than some supplements that offer limited benefit.
In addition, lifestyle support (nutrition, movement, sleep) can improve insulin resistance and cycle patterns.
PCOS infertility treatment (ovulation support)
If pregnancy is your goal, the plan often focuses on ovulation. Letrozole is recommended as first-line pharmacologic treatment for ovulation induction in infertile anovulatory women with PCOS who have no other infertility factors.
That said, fertility care is personalized. We avoid promises and focus on step-by-step progress.
PCOS treatment follow-up and monitoring
Finally, we monitor symptoms, cycle changes, and metabolic markers over time. As a result, your plan stays safe and effective.
Why Choose MindShape Clinic for PCOS Treatment?
Why Choose MindShape Clinic for PCOS Treatment?
- Clinician-led PCOS treatment: Evidence-based, not trends
- Goal-based plans: Symptoms, cycles, metabolic health, or fertility
- Clear next steps: You’ll know what to do and why
- Stigma-free care: Respectful support without judgment
- Ongoing follow-ups: Because PCOS improves with consistency
Medical Weight Loss FAQs
First, we confirm your main goal and symptoms. Next, we evaluate cycle patterns and consider labs to rule out similar conditions. Then we build a plan you can sustain.
Yes. Many people with PCOS conceive with the right support. Ovulation-focused care is often central, and letrozole is commonly recommended as first-line ovulation induction in PCOS infertility.
No. Treatment depends on your evaluation, clinical judgment, and safety. However, we do provide a clear plan and follow-ups.
PCOS can be associated with type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, heart disease, and endometrial cancer risk, along with mental health impacts for some people.
Yes. PCOS can occur at any body size. Symptoms, ovulation patterns, and labs matter most.
How PCOS Treatment Works at MindShape Clinic
Getting started is simple. First, we evaluate symptoms and goals. Next, we confirm the care pathway. Then we support you through follow-ups.
Affordable Options for Every Patient
We believe care should feel accessible. We aim for transparent options so you can plan your treatment without surprises.
Insurance Coverage
We accept many major insurance plans and verify benefits before your visit. As a result, you’ll know your expected copay or coinsurance in advance, and we’ll file claims on your behalf. Coverage varies by plan and service; therefore, our team confirms details with you so there are no surprises.
Sliding-Scale & Self-Pay Pricing
If you are uninsured or prefer to self-pay, our pricing keeps care approachable. Your first visit is $160, and each follow-up visit is $90. Because these rates are clear and consistent, you can stay engaged in treatment without worrying about unexpected costs. If financial hardship arises, talk with us—when possible, we work to keep care within reach.
HSA/FSA Payment Options
You can use HSA or FSA funds for eligible services, which further reduces out-of-pocket costs. In addition, we provide detailed receipts for easy reimbursement. Consequently, paying for ongoing care becomes simpler and more predictable.
Transparent Pricing
No hidden fees—ever. We share estimates before you book and confirm your total at checkout, so budgeting feels simple. Please note: medications, labs, or outside services—if needed—may be billed separately; however, we explain those costs upfront to help you make informed choices.
PCOS Treatment Pricing Details
We believe in making health care affordable and accessible to everyone, whether you have insurance or not. At MindShape Clinic, we provide clear, upfront pricing so you can focus on what matters most—your health.
With Insurance Coverage
If you’re covered by insurance, your visit is likely $0! You’ll just have a small Co-pay depending on your plan, and we’ll handle all the details for you. No surprises—just focused care when you need it.
Co-pay
Visits
Without Insurance Coverage
For those without insurance, we offer affordable pricing—$160 for your first visit and $90 for follow-ups. We keep things clear and simple, so you always know what to expect.
$160
First Visit
No Hidden-fee
$90
Follow-up Visits
Appointment
Start PCOS Treatment Today
If you’re tired of guessing, start with a clinician-led plan. We’ll help you manage symptoms, support fertility goals, and protect long-term health with step-by-step PCOS treatment.
