684: A Tailored Approach to Jade & Peptides with Carlos Cintron

Beauty Bytes with Dr. Kay: Secrets of a Plastic Surgeon™

Kay Durairaj, MD, FACS @beautybydrkay

Health & Fitness, Medicine, Arts, Management & Marketing, Fashion & Beauty, Business

5 • 604 Ratings

🗓️ 3 December 2024

⏱️ 34 minutes

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In this episode, Dr. Kay sits down with Carlos Cintron, a leader in regenerative medicine and CEO of Jadel'e Regenerative Cosmétique. Together, they discuss the innovative use of nephrite jade in skincare, the transformative power of peptides, and their role in aesthetics, chronic disease, and wellness optimization. Stay tuned to learn more about this fresh perspective on the future of beauty and wellness.

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0:00.0	Well, hello, hello, guys. You're listening to Beauty Bites with Dr. K, Secrets of a Plastic Surgeon.
0:19.4	And today on the podcast, we are going to interview
0:22.1	Carlos Sintron. He's been a leader in regenerative medicine and aesthetics. He has some very
0:28.6	innovative solutions to enhance health and beauty, but also we're going to talk about chronic
0:33.5	disease, peptides, the whole peptide world, because he's been immersed in it for the last
0:38.6	15 years. He works with Jadel A regenerative cosmetics, and he is the CEO of that. I'm so excited
0:46.3	to learn about his new skincare brand and talk to him more about the evolution of peptides in
0:52.9	how they're coming into the aesthetic world and also
0:55.2	healthcare and medicine. Welcome, Carlos, to the podcast. Thank you so much for having me, Dr. Kay.
1:00.5	You're excited to be here today. Yeah. Well, tell me how you got started into the peptide and
1:06.4	regenerative world. I'll tell you, it was actually by coincidence. I've always been into health and wellness. I used to be a
1:14.0	bodybuilder, all natural bodybuilder. And I'm going to just go back a little bit. As a young kid, I was
1:19.4	obese. So I dealt with obesity at an early stage of my life. And, you know, I really, a lot of the way of
1:27.2	probably I would say age 13 when I started coming into my life. And, you know, I really, a lot of the way of, probably I would say age 13 when I started
1:30.8	coming into myself, I kind of made a choice that I had enough of being obese. And when I mean
1:38.0	obese, I was, you know, it was probably like five, eight, you know, almost 200 pounds. For a young kid, it was, it was really tough,
1:47.6	you know. And so I decided that one day, I just said, you know, what, I had enough. And I wanted
1:53.2	to come into myself and start to lose weight. I had an older brother that was into sports. And
1:59.2	then that was the beginning of my journey. I got into, you know, working out and nutrition. I started to read a little bit more
2:07.3	about my body type and went off to the races and then got into bodybuilding. From being obese
2:13.9	to going into bodybuilding. So it was an amazing journey. So it was really personal for me,
2:18.1	getting involved in regenerative medicine. And because I did, like I said, go through this,
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