Dr. Anne Trussell
Restoration Health Care
About Dr. Anne Trussell
In 1988 Dr. Anne Trussell graduated magna cum laude from Lyon College with a degree in medical technology. She went on to earn her medical degree and graduated from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences with honors in research in 1992. She completed her internal medicine residency in 1995 and had a private internal medicine practice for 20 years. In 2010 she opened Sei Bella Med Spa and now focuses entirely on this aspect of her practice. She has 4 wonderful children!
Dr. Trussell served as a member of the St. Joseph School Endowment Board for a full 9-year term, the Faulkner County Circle of Friends for Arkansas Children's Hospital, and the St. Gianna Physicians' Guild. She also served as captain of the Arkansas NF Endurance Team. She currently serves on the Advisory Board for the Arkansas Chapter of the Children's Tumor Foundation and the National Volunteer Leadership Council of the Children's Tumor Foundation as well as the Friends of the Faulkner County Animal Shelter Board.
Dr. Trussell has been a national trainer for BellaFill, a local trainer for Sculptra, a certified medical practitioner for HTCA, maintains her certification in all the aesthetic procedures offered at Sei Bella Med Spa, and is board certified in Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine completing her Aesthetic Fellowship.
How long do the bioidentical pellets last?
The duration of bioidentical pellets can vary among individuals based on factors such as activity level, stress, and metabolism. At Restoration Health Care, we typically observe that hormone pellets remain effective for approximately four to six months in men and three to four months in women.How long until pellets take effect?
Based on our experience at Restoration Health Care, patients can expect to feel the effects of hormone pellets within approximately eight to ten days after insertion.What is the post procedure downtime for pellets?
At Restoration Health Care, we advise patients that they can resume most normal activities immediately after the procedure. However, we recommend avoiding squat exercises, tub baths, and swimming for a minimum of seven days following hormone pellet treatment.What should I do to prepare for my appointment?
While fasting is not required for lab work, it can be beneficial for medical weight loss patients. It's worth noting that according to Gallup, 55% of Americans express a desire to lose weight. We encourage you to contact us to learn how we can assist you in achieving your weight loss goals.What is hormone pellet therapy?
Hormone pellet therapy is a method of bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT). It involves the subcutaneous insertion of small pellets, typically containing testosterone or estradiol, which gradually release hormones over a period of 3-6 months.What are the benefits?
The benefits of hormone pellet therapy include enhanced sleep quality, improved mood and libido, increased energy levels, alleviation of menopause or andropause symptoms, increased muscle mass, reduced body fat, improved bone density, and enhanced cognitive function.Are there risks or side effects?
Potential side effects of hormone pellet therapy may include bruising, minor bleeding, or facial hair growth in women. In rare instances, incorrect dosing can lead to hormone imbalances.Are hormone pellets FDA-approved?
While the hormones used in pellet therapy, such as testosterone and estradiol, are FDA-approved, the compounded pellets themselves often lack FDA approval. This raises potential concerns regarding consistency and safety.Who should avoid pellet therapy?
Individuals with a history of breast cancer, stroke, heart attack, blood clots, or liver disease are generally advised to avoid hormone therapy, including pellet therapy.How are pellets inserted?
Pellet insertion is a minor procedure performed under local anesthesia. The pellet is typically placed beneath the skin in the buttocks or flank area.
