1. Tip type and available REPs. Thermage FLX uses Solta-supplied treatment tips that are single-patient-use devices. Total, Eye, and Body tips are designed for different treatment areas and are available in different REP configurations. Confirm the exact tip and planned REPs in writing; a larger number is not automatically a better plan.
2. Treatment area. A targeted zone, full face, neck, décolletage, and body are different scopes. Clinics may allocate the available REPs differently according to anatomy and treatment goals, so a headline shot count is not enough for a like-for-like comparison.
3. Eye Thermage. Treatment over the eyelids or within the orbital rim uses a dedicated Eye Tip and plastic ocular shields. It should be proposed for a specific periorbital indication after assessment, not assumed as a default add-on.
4. Device, clinician, and plan. Confirm whether the quote is for Thermage FLX, who will assess and perform the treatment, and how the planned settings and coverage relate to your concern. Earlier Thermage generations and other RF platforms should be named clearly rather than compared as if they were identical.
5. Included services and current terms. Ask whether the quote includes consultation, pain management, tax, photography, aftercare, follow-up, and any time-limited promotion. Maintenance pricing and package discounts are clinic terms, not universal rules.