Define the proposed service
Marie Jé says its PRF Gel is prepared from a client’s blood and injected for regenerative goals. Ask whether the quote includes the blood draw, processing, injection, consultation, and follow-up. Name the area and visible change being targeted. A price for a generic PRF session is difficult to evaluate without knowing the treatment objective.
Ask about the plan length
Find out whether one visit is proposed as a trial or whether a series is expected, and when progress will be judged. Ask what outcome would justify another session, and whether the clinic has evidence specific to your concern. If the preparation is described as natural, still ask what result is supported by evidence and which risks apply. That description does not answer either question.
Understand additions and aftercare
Clarify whether PRF is being sold alone or with another service, and request separate prices if combined. Ask about bruising, swelling, infection precautions, recovery instructions, and whom to call with concerns. If a later filler or laser is suggested, that should be a new decision after the first result is assessed rather than an assumed part of the quote.
Questions and answers
Can I compare PRF quotes just by volume?
No. Preparation, treated area, number of visits, clinician, follow-up, and evidence for the goal are also relevant.