Get the exact proposal
Marie Jé advertises Wrinkle Treatment but the service name alone does not identify the product for your visit. Ask which FDA-approved botulinum toxin drug is proposed, which facial areas are included, and how the clinician determines an appropriate amount. Do not use a published dose example as a self-prescription or a guarantee of what you will need.
Clarify the charge
Find out whether the price is per unit, area, or appointment, and whether consultation, review, or adjustment is included. Ask how unused product, cancellation, and later maintenance are handled. Comparing a low headline price with a complete quote can be misleading if the number of treated areas or the follow-up arrangement differs.
Check product sourcing and keep your records
The FDA warns about unapproved botulinum toxin products and the potential for serious adverse effects even with approved products. Confirm who injects, how the product is sourced, and how to reach the clinic after the visit. Keep a record of the product, date, and areas treated for future consultations. Ask how the clinic calculates the final charge if the clinician recommends a different amount after examining you.
Questions and answers
Should I ask for the same unit count as a friend?
No. Ask how the clinician chooses dose and placement for your anatomy, goals, and the exact product.