Identify the proposed injection
Marie Jé lists Radiesse, lip contouring, PRF gel, wrinkle treatment, and fat-reduction injections. These are materially different services. Ask for the precise product or preparation, intended site, reason for selection, and the clinician who will inject it. Do not accept a generic statement that the treatment is natural or minimally invasive as a substitute for those details.
Review the right source material
For an FDA-regulated drug or filler, request current patient labeling and ask whether the intended site is an approved indication. The FDA describes product-specific uses and serious risks for fillers; it also warns against unapproved fat-dissolving injections. For PRF, ask how the preparation is made and what evidence supports the proposed use.
Preserve the record
After treatment, ask for a copy of the product name, amount, lot where applicable, injection areas, and follow-up instructions. Before treatment, know the emergency contact route and what symptoms require immediate attention. Keep these details if you see another clinician later or have an unexpected reaction. The product and placement record can help that clinician assess whether a concern is new or relates to earlier treatment.
Questions and answers
Are all injections on the menu the same type of product?
No. Ask which regulated drug, filler, or blood-derived preparation is proposed and what site-specific evidence and risks apply.