Hormone replacement therapy is an easily accessible treatment that can help alleviate many menopausal symptoms and restore quality of life. With people living longer today, there’s no reason to go through menopausal or other symptoms that can disrupt the enjoyment of life and accept it as inevitable. 50 years old today is not like when people were aged 50, years ago, and many people are active today at age 60, 70 and even older. Wouldn’t it be wonderful to enjoy these later decades of your life feeling great and not held back by symptoms that customized hormone treatments could reduce or eliminate?
A few decades ago, people received hormone treatments (usually orally, although patches, rings, and implants began surfacing in the 1990s) and many benefited from them. Millions of women then stopped taking hormones due to indications from a Women’s Health Initiative (WHI) study published in 2002. It appeared to link hormone replacement therapy with cardiovascular disease and breast cancer. Over the last few decades, new data helped people (and providers) understand that the causal link between hormone replacement therapy, cardiovascular disease and breast cancer was not significant for many younger menopausal women1. A recent Yale School of Medicine article on misconceptions about menopause states that menopause should be looked at as a “…critical health stage, beyond merely a reproductive milestone2.”
The misunderstanding centered around the synthetic hormones the WHI used in their study. In the meantime, decades of research have positioned bioidentical hormone treatments as an option for men and women. New research emerged in 2024 that re-examines hormone replacement therapy to show that bioidentical hormones and non-oral reception of these, could actually help reduce risks3 of many conditions and diseases.
The number of clinics in the Atlanta area offering BHRT treatments is growing, so you might be wondering which facilities offer personalized care that you can trust. While it’s common to shop around for a clinic that provides BHRT, it’s more important than ever to cautiously select your provider. When evaluating Atlanta BHRT clinics, it’s vital to prioritize those that put your needs and safety first.
BHRT gives you a personalized, convenient, effective option to receive hormone treatments. We’ll review average costs, which can vary greatly, and we’ll discuss how to know if a clinic in Atlanta is right for you, including their BHRT provider credentials and their approach to patient care.
As we age, the body’s hormone levels fall. Also, there are times, not related to aging, when hormones get out of balance, such as with hypothyroidism4, tumors, premature ovarian insufficiency (POI), and more disorders.
BHRT has been administered for many years, and works via supplementing the body with hormones that are structurally comparable to those that the body makes. The treatment involves implantation of a tiny, rice-grain size pellet under the skin (usually in the upper buttocks), that releases hormones gradually over time. The hormones are released as the body requires them. The hormone pellets dissolve, replicating the hormones people require for optimal health.
Some of the most well-known health organizations are sharing a focus on new research that backs the efficacy and safety of hormone replacement therapy. The Menopause Association Position Statement on hormone replacement therapy advocates for patient-centered care5 for women that takes into account a range of bioidentical hormone replacement therapy types. This focus, plus Cedars-Sinai’s discussion about new research showing testosterone replacement therapy does not increase men’s heart disease risk6, can give people renewed hope about alleviating their symptoms.
With attitudes and approaches to hormone replacement therapy evolving, it’s important to select a patient-focused BHRT provider. A trusted BHRT provider in Atlanta can help you understand the symptoms or condition that the hormones will treat and the potential benefits you can receive.
It’s a sign of a clinic’s commitment to maintaining high standards of care that it uses licensed providers to perform your treatment. Pele Aesthetics’ licensed providers can give you peace of mind that your treatment will be administered by professionals who customize your care and prioritize your comfort and safety.
You’ll want to interview several clinics to ensure they’re not only within your budget, but that they’ll offer safe and professional care. Prepare a few questions to ask your short list of Atlanta BHRT clinics, such as:
Getting these and similar questions answered before your treatment can help you know what to expect. For example, the Mayo Clinic says it’s a good idea to ask a doctor if hormone therapy could be right for men7.
Patient education is a major part of our care approach at Pele Aesthetics, and we invite your questions. Contact us with your concerns, or call us at 678-576-7353.
BHRT in Atlanta can cost from around $300 to up to $1,000 per pellet insertion. This depends on if you are receiving male or female treatments, and customization of your treatment contributes to the final cost. The pellets will need replacing two-four times per year, depending on your individual needs.
Since there’s a wide range in pricing for BHRT in Atlanta, it might be tempting to go with the lowest price. It’s important to ask questions and do your due diligence as you would with purchasing anything else; and in this case, finding a trustworthy provider is important to your good health. A trustworthy clinic will work with you on your specific goals, and explain the procedure fully so you’ll know what to expect.
Key point: Not all low prices for services are deceptive. Price is one factor to consider, along with the credentials of the provider and your comfort level with their service offerings.
Watch Out For:
You can prevent a bad or unsafe experience by watching for these warning signs.
At Pele Aesthetics, our goal is to create a custom hormone therapy treatment plan to optimize your body’s hormone balance. We provide BHRT for women and men, prescribed for your individual requirements.
The following three examples are composites based on typical patient profiles. These examples are used for illustrative purposes only, to represent common challenges and motivations that bring people to us.
1) 45-Year-Old Man Seeks Help for Physical, Mental and Emotional Changes
A 45-year-old executive and father of two noticed declining energy. He had difficulty focusing, and reduced muscle mass, even though he exercised several times per week. He felt irritable and less confident. These feelings spilled over into his work and family life, making it harder for him and people around him to communicate. He was drawn to BHRT’s personalized approach, using hormones tailored to his body’s needs.
BHRT benefits: After a few weeks since receiving BHRT, the man’s mental focus and energy improved. He could dive into his work and stay focused; he did the same with his workouts. He felt more like himself, and his family and colleagues noticed he seemed happier.
Note: Some men who experience reduced testosterone, experience andropause symptoms due mostly to aging, and some men have lifestyle and aging contributors8 to their symptoms. Pele Aesthetics will work with patients to tailor treatment to their needs,
2) Early 50s Woman
A woman in her early 50s, a small business owner, had trouble with increasing numbers of hot flashes, plus insomnia, and mood swings. They weren’t bad at first, but got to the point where they interfered in her daily life. She wanted a treatment customized to her needs, and decided to try BHRT.
How BHRT made a difference: Being able to sleep through the night again and have fewer hot flashes made a big difference in her life. Feeling refreshed also helped stabilize her moods. It was a lot easier to work and enjoy her life once her symptoms were regulated. With ongoing medical supervision, she felt empowered by the tailored approach of BHRT. She felt in control of her life again.
3) Late 30s Woman
A late 30s avid dancer faced irregular menstrual cycles. She was also plagued by fatigue. She explored BHRT for its individualized treatment plans. After a few months post-treatment, her menstrual cycles became more regular, her energy levels were higher, and she felt stronger during workouts.
Beyond BHRT outcomes: She also appreciated the close monitoring by her healthcare provider, who ensured that the therapy aligned with her body’s needs. She benefited from the input the provider gave her on lifestyle contributors9 she could change to help retain her progress.
Tips for First-Time BHRT patients:
The medical professionals at Pele Aesthetics, our medical spa in Marietta, GA, north of Atlanta, use BHRT to restore hormone balance so you feel energized and well at every age. Contact us to schedule a consultation.
Pele Aesthetics will consult with all patients so they are informed about potential risks and benefits of BHRT therapy. Since the hormones in BHRT are delivered in pellet form and the pellets’ hormones are absorbed slowly over time, this approach may help avoid unwanted side effects.*
With so many clinics offering BHRT in the Atlanta area, what sets one apart from the rest often comes down to the patient experience. Pele Aesthetics’ friendly, attentive professionals take the time to answer your questions and ensure your comfort. Everything we do is centered on providing individualized care.
Finding the right BHRT provider in the Atlanta area is about ensuring a safe, effective, and satisfying experience. Pele Aesthetics’ team is committed to ongoing education and training. You can trust our medical professionals to administer your BHRT treatment with the highest level of care. Dr. Figa is highly skilled and experienced, and welcomes your questions about hormone replacement therapy.
Book your consultation with Pele Aesthetics and learn more about how BHRT in Atlanta can help you feel your best. You can also call us at 678-576-7353 to schedule your appointment.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
1Staff writer. (2023, February 10). “Hormone therapy benefits may outweigh risks for many younger menopausal women.” Harvard School of Public Health. Retrieved September 28, 2025, from https://hsph.harvard.edu/news/hormonal-therapy-menopause/
2Berman, Kira. (2025, April 14). “After Decades of Misunderstanding, Menopause is Finally Having Its Moment.” Yale School of Medicine. Retrieved September 28, 2025, from https://medicine.yale.edu/news-article/after-decades-of-misunderstanding-menopause-is-finally-having-its-moment/
3White, Donna. (2025, June 2). “The Bioidentical Hormone Revolution: Why Medical Providers Must Pay Attention.” BHRT Training Academy. Retrieved September 28, 2025, from https://bhrttrainingacademy.com/the-bioidentical-hormone-revolution-why-medical-providers-must-pay-attention/
4American Thyroid Association. (n.d.). “Hypothyroidism (Underactive).” Thyroid.org. Retrieved September 28, 2025, from https://www.thyroid.org/hypothyroidism/
5The Menopause Association. (n.d.). “Menopause Association Position Statement: Hormone Therapy in Menopause Care.” Menopauseassociation.org. Retrieved September 28, 2025, from https://menopauseassociation.org/menopause-association-position-statement-hormone-therapy-in-menopause-care/
6Fields, Lisa. (2024, September 17). “Research Finds Testosterone Therapy Safe for Heart Health.” Cedars Sinai blog. Retrieved September 28, 2025, from https://www.cedars-sinai.org/blog/research-finds-testosterone-therapy-safe-for-heart-health.html
7Mayo Clinic Staff. (n.d.). “Healthy Lifestyle Sexual Health.” MayoClinic.org. Retrieved September 28, 2025, from https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/sexual-health/in-depth/testosterone-therapy/art-20045728
8Solan, Matthew. (2025, April 1). “Navigating ‘male menopause.’ Declining hormone levels can also affect men.” Harvard Medical School, Harvard Health Publishing: Harvard Men’s Health Watch. Retrieved September 28, 2025, from https://www.health.harvard.edu/mens-health/navigating-male-menopause
9Bae, Jinju. Park, Susan. Kwon, Jin-Won. (2018, February 6). “Factors associated with menstrual cycle irregularity and menopause.” National Library of Medicine. Retrieved September 28, 2025, from https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5801702/
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