Telehealth Menopause Care · Kentucky
Stop dismissing your 2 a.m. wake-ups, brain fog, and burnout as “just stress.” Get physician-led hormone therapy and nervous system support without leaving your home in Kentucky.

Many women in Kentucky search for a “menopause doctor near me” or “HRT for menopause in Kentucky” when symptoms stop making sense as separate problems. Sleep changes. Hot flashes start. Brain fog shows up at work.
At The Neuroaesthetic MD™, Dr. Stacey Denise looks at your hormones, stress physiology, sensory processing, and nervous system as one connected pattern — serving women across Northern Kentucky, Louisville, Lexington, Bowling Green, and throughout the Commonwealth.

Care begins with understanding your full pattern — not just your hormone levels.
We map your symptom pattern and run baseline functional labs to see exactly what is happening inside your body. No rushed appointments. No one-size-fits-all protocols.
We review your data together and determine if precise hormone therapy or a 90-day clinical intervention is the right fit. Your protocol is built for your body, not a population average.
Seamlessly enter our ongoing membership for continuous medication management and direct physician access. No automated chatbots. Real answers from your actual doctor.
Including Covington, Newport, Florence, Fort Mitchell, Fort Thomas, and surrounding communities.
Including Lexington and communities throughout Central Kentucky.
Serving patients physically located anywhere in Kentucky at the time of their visit.
Dr. Stacey Denise provides telehealth menopause and perimenopause care for patients physically located anywhere in Kentucky at the time of the visit.

All telehealth medical care is formally provided through the legal entity SDM Medical PLLC by Dr. Stacey Denise Moore, MD, FACS, after an intake establishes a doctor-patient relationship. Care is available to patients physically located in California, D.C., Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, Ohio, Texas, and Virginia at the time of their visit. This page is educational and does not constitute medical advice. Results vary.