Wharton’s Jelly Injections in Fayetteville, GA |

Umbilical Cord–Derived Regenerative Option

Explore Wharton’s Jelly in Fayetteville, GA—an umbilical cord–derived allograft used as a

non-surgical option to support joints, tissue cushioning, and cosmetic regenerative treatments.

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Beaute’ Medical Aesthetics

Unlock the Healing Power of PRP at Beaute’ Medical Aesthetics

At Beaute’ Medical Aesthetics, we specialize in advanced Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy for both aesthetic and medical applications.

PRP uses the body’s own concentrated growth factors to promote natural healing, cellular regeneration, and collagen stimulation — with

no synthetic fillers or foreign materials.

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Wharton’s Jelly in Fayetteville, GA

A Birth-Tissue Option for Regenerative & Cosmetic Treatments

Wharton’s Jelly is tissue from the umbilical cord rich in hyaluronic acid, structural proteins, and signaling molecules that naturally cushion and protect the cord in pregnancy. In modern regenerative and aesthetic practices, carefully processed Wharton’s Jelly allografts are used as a non-surgical, injectable option to support tissue cushioning, lubrication, and repair in select cases.

At our Fayetteville, GA office (serving South Atlanta, Atlanta metro, and patients traveling in from near Hartsfield-Jackson), we use Wharton’s Jelly as a birth-tissue alternative for clients who may not be ideal candidates for traditional PRP or who want to explore advanced regenerative options under medical supervision. In our practice, Wharton’s Jelly may be used in combination with PRP, PRP Gel, and PRF, or as a bloodless alternative for clients who are not clinically suitable candidates for traditional PRP.

PRP Services Offered at Beaute’ Medical Aesthetics:

PRP Hair Restoration

For men and women

experiencing hair thinning, traction alopecia, postpartum shedding, or hormonal-related hair loss. Stimulates dormant follicles and promotes fuller, healthier hair growth.

PRP for Edges (Women)

Targeted treatment for receding or thinning hairlines, often caused by tension, protective styling, or chemical damage. Helps strengthen follicles and restore volume at the hairline.

O-Shot (Orgasm Shot)

Uses PRP to improve vaginal tissue health, sensitivity, natural lubrication, and urinary

stress incontinence. A popular option for women experiencing changes due to aging,

childbirth, or hormonal shifts.

P-Shot (Priapus Shot)

PRP is injected into the penile shaft to improve blood flow, firmness, sensation, and

overall sexual function. Often used by men seeking natural enhancement without

medication.

What Areas Can Aveli Treat?

Cellulite most commonly appears in the following areas — and Aveli is designed to treat them all:

Hemoglobin level of 10 or higher (lab testing is available onsite or through your provider)

Not currently pregnant or breastfeeding

No active infection or blood disorders

Not on anticoagulants or recent use of steroids or NSAIDs (must be stopped 5–7

days prior)

Inner Thighs – Smooths and tightens skin for improved tone

Comfort & Pain Control

Your comfort is our priority. At Beaute’ Medical Aesthetics, we use a combination of:

Topical Lidocaine (numbing cream)

Injectable Lidocaine (local anesthesia)

Laughing Gas (Nitrous Oxide) for relaxation during the procedure

This ensures the treatment is tolerable, safe, and stress-free.

Common Indications for PRP:

HEALING POWER OF PRP:

Imagine if your body held the key to younger skin, fuller hair, and natural renewal. PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) makes it possible. No chemicals, no surgery, no downtime. Reveals how PRP stimulates collagen, restores radiance, and promotes hair growth through your body’s own healing process.

PRP For Edges

Tired of watching your edges fade? PRP for Edges reveals a natural, science-backed solution that uses your own blood to revive thinning hairlines. Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) turns your blood into a healing serum that reawakens dormant follicles. No chemicals, no surgery, just your body’s own regenerative power.

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PRP for Hair

Experience the science behind one of the most natural and effective solutions for hair restoration. PRP for Hair taps into your body’s own healing power to restore thinning hair without surgery or harsh chemicals, using concentrated growth factors to reactivate dormant follicles and encourage healthy new growth.

PRP O-Shot

What if your body held the secret to greater pleasure and confidence? Using your own Platelet-Rich Plasma, this treatment rejuvenates sexual wellness by enhancing sensitivity, stimulating new tissue growth, and restoring vitality naturally. Unlock your body’s natural potential for pleasure and confidence.

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PRP P-Shot

Enhance your performance, stamina, and confidence with PRP P-Shot. This treatment uses your body’s own Platelet-Rich Plasma to naturally boost circulation, sensitivity, and function-helping men achieve real, lasting results without surgery or medication.

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Regenerative Body Contouring

Step into the next generation of body sculpting with Regenerative Body Contouring, a natural treatment that awakens your body’s own ability to firm, tone, and rejuvenate from the inside out. By combining Platelet-Rich Plasma and regenerative therapies, it helps boost collagen, refine skin texture, and enhance your silhouette -no surgery, no fillers, no downtime.

Vampire Facial

Reveal your most radiant skin with the Vampire Facial, an advanced treatment that harnesses your body’s natural healing power through Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP). Uncovers how PRP combined with microneedling revitalizes collagen, refines texture, and restores a youthful, healthy glow.

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Wharton’s Jelly Regeneration

Discover the power of Wharton’s Jelly Regeneration, an advanced therapy that uses the body’s natural building blocks to heal, restore, and rejuvenate from within. Explores how Wharton’s Jelly - rich in stem cells, growth factors, and hyaluronic acid - supports repair, reduces inflammation, and promotes lasting regeneration for joints, skin, and beyond.

What Is Wharton’s Jelly?

Wharton’s Jelly is a gel-like connective tissue that surrounds the blood vessels of the umbilical cord. It is naturally rich in

Hyaluronic acid and proteoglycans (for cushioning and lubrication)
Collagen and extracellular matrix (structural support)
Growth factors and signaling proteins involved in tissue repair
Mesenchymal-type cells in its native state, which have been Studied in regenerative medicine research

Meet Kalato Holts of Beauté Medical Aesthetics!

About Kalato Holts

Double Board Certified Nurse Practitioner Kalato Holts is a double board-certified nurse practitioner in Family and Aesthetics. She has 28 years of medical and aesthetic experience. While working in family medicine, she discovered that her passion really lies in aesthetics. So, she went back to school to specialize in aesthetics and has been practicing it for over 20 years.

Kalato’s passion for aesthetics and beauty started from her own personal experiences. She truly understands and believes in beauty from the inside out, helping her patients reach their health and aesthetic goals.

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How Wharton’s Jelly Therapy Works

Consultation & Screening

We start with a full consultation to review:

Your symptoms and goals

Prior treatments (PRP, fillers, surgery, joint injections, etc.)

Medical history, medications, and allergies

This helps us decide whether Wharton’s Jelly fits safely into your overall plan or if a different option is more appropriate.

Injection Procedure

The treatment area is cleansed and, if needed, numbed.

A pre-measured Wharton’s Jelly allograft is drawn into a syringe

Your provider uses anatomical landmarks and, in some cases, imaging guidance to

place the product precisely where support is needed.

You can typically walk out after the procedure with brief activity guidelines.

Choosing the Application

Depending on your provider’s scope and protocols, Wharton’s Jelly may be considered for:

Supportive joint injections (to help cushion and support arthritic or overused joints –still considered investigational for orthopedic disease)

Adjunct to regenerative aesthetics when a bloodless, donor-tissue option is preferred (for example, when clients are not good candidates for traditional PRP)

Tissue support in select soft-tissue areas where additional matrix and lubrication are desired

We tailor recommendations to your situation and stay within current regulatory guidance for human tissue products.

Who Might Consider Wharton’s Jelly?

Wharton’s Jelly may be discussed as an option if you:

Cannot or prefer not to use your own blood (difficulty with blood draws, low blood counts, or personal preference)

Tried PRP or other treatments and are exploring additional regenerative approaches

Want to discuss non-surgical options to support joints or soft tissues under a physician-led plan

Are interested in advanced regenerative aesthetics

Your provider will be very clear about what is known, what is still being studied, and what is realistic for your situation.

Benefits

Provide cushioning and lubrication to stressed joints and soft tissues

Support the body’s natural repair processes in targeted areas

Offer a non-surgical, minimally invasive option in select cases

Serve as an alternative for people who cannot use or prefer not to use autologous blood-based products like PRP

Safety, Regulation & Candidacy

Wharton’s Jelly products fall under the broader category of human cells, tissues, and cellular and tissue-based products (HCT/Ps), which are regulated in the U.S. by the FDA.

Possible side effects of any injectable biologic can include

Temporary pain, swelling, or stiffness at the injection site

Bruising or mild inflammation

Rarely, infection, allergic/immunologic reactions, or worsening of symptoms

Most umbilical cord–derived “regenerative” products are not FDA-approved to treat

specific diseases like arthritis, tendon tears, or systemic conditions.

You may not be a candidate if you

Have active infection at the treatment site

Have certain autoimmune, bleeding, or immunosuppressive conditions

Are pregnant or breastfeeding, depending on product labeling and provider policy

Have unrealistic expectations or are looking for a guaranteed “cure” for complex disease

A detailed consultation and informed consent process is essential before proceeding

Can Aveli be combined with other treatments

Yes — for best results, we often pair Aveli with:

TriPollar® Skin Tightening to firm skin

PDRN (Polydeoxyribonucleotide) for cellular repair and collagen support

RF Microneedling (Pixel 8) for texture improvement, safe for melanin-rich skin

This comprehensive approach smooths dimples while tightening and refining the skin.

FAQs About Wharton’s Jelly

Regenerative & Combination

Treatments Available

Q1. Is Wharton’s Jelly the same as a “stem cell cure”?

No. While Wharton’s Jelly naturally contains mesenchymal-type cells, commercial products are processed tissue allografts. Many “stem cell” marketing claims overstate what is proven. Current evidence suggests potential benefits in certain orthopedic and regenerative contexts, but this area is still evolving and most uses remain investigational.

Q2. Is Wharton’s Jelly therapy FDA-approved?

The FDA regulates all human tissue products under a risk-based framework. Many umbilical cord–derived products are not FDA-approved as drugs or biologics to treat specific diseases and should not be promoted as such. Your provider should explain exactly how the product you receive is regulated.

Q3. How many treatments will I need?

That depends on:

● The area being treated (joint vs aesthetic vs soft-tissue support)

● Severity and duration of your symptoms

● How your body responds

Some people are offered a single treatment with follow-up, while others may consider a

staged or repeat approach. There is no one-size-fits-all schedule.

Q4. How is Wharton’s Jelly different from PRP?

● PRP (platelet-rich plasma) comes from your own blood and is spun in a centrifuge; it contains platelets and growth factors but no donor tissue.

●Wharton’s Jelly comes from donor umbilical cord tissue; it is processed into an allograft rich in matrix components, hyaluronic acid, and signaling proteins. Some clients prefer a bloodless option; others prefer autologous (their own) blood products.

In some cases, both may be discussed as part of a broader plan.

Q5. Can Wharton’s Jelly replace surgery or standard medical care?

No. Wharton’s Jelly therapies are not a substitute for appropriate medical evaluation, imaging, surgery, medications, or physical therapy when those are indicated. We position these options as adjunctive, elective procedures that may complement—not replace—standard care.

Ready to Learn Whether Wharton’s Jelly Is Right for You?

If you’re in Fayetteville, GA, South Atlanta, or the Atlanta metro area and you’re curious about how Wharton’s Jelly might fit into your regenerative or aesthetic plan:

Schedule a consultation to review your history and goals

Bring your prior imaging, labs, or treatment records if you have them

Get a personalized plan that puts your safety, expectations, and long-term outcomes first

General InfPRP, PRF, PRP Gel, Vampire Facial & Wharton’s Jell Disclaimer

These are elective regenerative support procedures.

PRP/PRF/PRP Gel use your own blood components; Wharton’s Jelly uses donated birth-tissue–derived products.
These services do not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.
Wharton’s Jelly is not approved to treat medical conditions like arthritis, neuropathy, or systemic disorders.
Risks include bruising, swelling, soreness, infection, nerve irritation, or unsatisfactory results.
Hair loss varies by cause; advanced scarring alopecia or complex medical cases may require specialist referral.