Document the target
Before PRF Gel, agree whether the intended change is volume, texture, or support of another treatment. Photograph the area in consistent light and note any concurrent skin care or procedures. Marie Jé describes PRF as a blood-derived injectable; those details help distinguish a response from a change caused by a separate service.
Get aftercare for the actual preparation
Ask how to care for injection sites, which bruising or swelling is expected, and what signs of infection or another complication should prompt contact. Do not assume that using your own blood eliminates procedural risk. Keep a record of where the material was placed and when, and follow the clinic’s written instructions rather than a generic PRF schedule online.
Choose the next step after review
At the agreed interval, compare the specific goal with baseline and ask whether the evidence supports another session. Request a new quote and rationale before combining PRF with a filler or laser. If no meaningful benefit is visible at review, ask whether to stop or reconsider the diagnosis. Request a reason and an expected benefit before extending the series.
Questions and answers
How do I know whether another session is worthwhile?
Ask for a review against your starting photographs and goal, then request the expected added benefit and cost of another visit.